The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-22

Palestine and Europe. She left Topeka
IN February accompanying Mrs Miller
Of Kansas City and sailed from New
York in the special steamer of the
American and Canadian delegation to
the worlds Sunday school convention
in Jerusalem. The itinerary of the eX-
cursion party included the different
points of interest in the Holy Land and
Egypt and thence across the Mediter-
ranean to Italy where Rome and Naples
We're visited. From Naples the steamer
sailed for New York and Mrs. Going
and Mrs. Miller left the party and con-
tinued their trip through Europe. They
visited in order Monte Carlo the
Rivera, Genoa. Pisa, Florence, which
Mrs. Going prefers to all the other
italian and indeed to the other Euro
pean cities, Venice, Milan, the Alps,
Berne, Lucerne and the Interlaken.
They spent two weeks in Paris and ten
days in London and the vicinity and
took steamer from Liverpool for New
York.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shell
don were at home informally between
the hours of and II o'clock Tuesday
evening at their house on Fifteenth
street west to the congregation
of the Central Congregational
church The house and porches
were decorated with palms, ferns and
sweet peas attractively disposed. MI;
and Mrs. Sheldon received alone and
at the punch bowls were Miss Harri-
son. Miss Anna Harrison and Miss Ruth
Cowgirl. The occasion of the reception
! was the departure of the host and hos
tess next week on their summer vaca-
ton to Colorado and Arizona.
Mrs. Arthur McCIintock entertained
the Progressive Grande club Tuesday
afternoon. There were only two tables
at which the hostess, Miss Gunther,
Mrs. Dick Alden, Miss Margaret Jones,
Miss Sue Herbst Miss Lulu Ewart,
3 vie nd a
Millspaugh played.
The Topeka high school class of 1894
/ will have reunion Friday night at
the home of Mrs. Charles Decker. 421
Taylor street.
Miss Mary Moores entertainments
4 for her cousin Miss Helen Boal of San
Diego. Cal. will be on Thursday and
Saturday mornings, not Thursday and
| Friday afternoons as previously an
nounced.
A picnic party at vinewood Tuesday
/ evening included Miss Ella Fuller, Miss
Edna banner, Miss Nora Spencer, Miss
/ Miss Mary Axtell, Mr.. Frank Mohler,
DIR. Milo SIoo, Mr.. Balfe Stark, Mr.. FL
gin Bratton, Mr.. Arthur Platt and Mr..
| Irving PIatt.
| Mrs. George w. Parkhurst. of To-
peka. and Mrs. Jessie Jaquith, of
/ Springfield, No, are the guests of Mr..
/ and Mrs. J. NJ. Stevenson, 1851 East
/ Ninth street, for the wedding of Miss
/ Eta May stevenson and Mr.. William
4 Jerome Mcpherson tonight at
4 o clock at the family home. Miss
/ Margaret Galloway, of Warrensburg.
who viii be Miss Stevenson's maid of
honor; Miss Maud Thornhin, of War
rensburg. No, and Miss Mary Crum-
! baugh of Neosho, No, are also
guests of Miss Stevenson.-Kansas
/ City Journal.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Mer-
| rick. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. B.
Merrick. to Mr.. George B. Kelly, of
noon at half after o'clock at the
Merrick home on College HILL The
Rev. P B. Lee, of Seabrook. per
formed the ceremony, which took
which was transformed for this occa-
sion into a bower of daisy chains and
asparagus ferns. The hall was deco
rated with red flowers, the staircase
was festooned with crimson rambler
4 roses and big clusters of double pop
/ pies were placed on the mantle; the
library was in sweet peas. Mrs L. 3.
/ Merriclx played the wedding marches
/ The bride wore white batiste trimmed
with ruchings and tucks and with
I bertha of Teneriffe lace. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Kelly left this afternoon for st.
/ Louis They Will be at home after
4
The groom's mother and sister, Mrs
/ Phil Kelly and Mrs. James Kelly, of
White Cloud, were here for the we'd
| ding to which only relatives and
| few intimate friends were invited.
Miss Bertha Leonora Osborne.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Os-
/ borne of Woodward avenue. Lowman
Hill, and Mr.. Lawrence Winter Lom-
| mason viii be married tonight at the
4 home of the brides parents. The
/ Rev. John r. Madison will be the Off
ciating clergyman. They will live in
4 Topeka.
Mrs r. H Cav entertained her
club. the Clio. and a few other
/ friends Monday afternoon at her house
/ on Fillmore street. Mrs. H. W. Roby
was one of the guests, and her talk
/ about the biennial and the st. Louis
exposition was the feature of the af-
/ ternoon.
Miss Margaret Minney viii entertain
at Progressive games at a porch party