The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01

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The marriage Of Miss Josephine
6hellabarger and Mr. Albert Henry
Greer Of Pittsburg viii take place at
the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
j J. Shella barger Wednesday evening,
October 3, with only the members Of
the family present. The recent death
Of the brides Gather changed all the
plans for the wedding. Invitations to
which had been extended and were re-
called. and which was to have taken
place at the First Methodist church.
Owing to her mothers bereavement
AIlsS Shellabarger VIII not leave her
Immediately after the wedding but viii
remain at home for the present. the
wedding journey and other plans having
been abandoned on account Of the sad
event which has robbed the occasion
Of all its festive features.
A double birthday party was given
Saturday afternoon from 2:30 until $50
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs john
Movers 224 Woodlawn avenue, POtwin,
for their daughter Miss Mary Cecilia
Movers and Alice Wini3red Hughes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w F..
Hughes. The two guests Of honor were
pretty gifts from the hands of their
friends in cOmmemoratiOn Of the
eleventh birthday of Mary Movers and
the twelfth birthday Of Alice Hughes
Gamee c. various kinds were enjoyed
by the forty-two invited guests. Dainty
refreshments were served and the tables
were appropriately decorated
A nefghborhood reunion held al the
country residence OK Mr.. Samuel Parr
two miles east of town Saturday OF last
week was attended by former residents
81 school district No. IS. The first set
Aers of the district were Mr.. George
eliaFn. Mr. Charles SardOC. Mr.. j. B.
Eiiard lEr. Peter Peterson, Mr.. F.
ouut. Mr.. S. D. Conwen. Mr.. George
Guaiugtcn, Mr., William Wade, Mr.. B.
=. Wsom and MIR. Frederick Vascalda.
In the early sixties came Mr.. George
McCarter. Mr. John PaEr, Mr.. William
IrOutman, Mr. Robert Eugh. Mr.. Will
mer WeltOn- Mr.. Charlas CleIand Mr.
William Murphy, MT = 81. GoOdel and
Hr. D. Kelsey and these were the fam
lilies represented at the reunion. The
company vas asked for ten o'clock AID
spent the day very happily A picnic
dinner was served at noon and in the
afternoon a programme Was given
which included addresses by some Of
the older people and Rotations BY Miss
May Kellam. A permanent society
which VIII meet annually was organ
lied, the officers being Ny. Samuel PaTr,
president; Mr.. William McCarter, vice
president: Miss Viola IrOutn2n, Secre-
tary; Miss Ella Wade, Mrs. . u. Skin
uer. Miss Viola TrOutman. Miss Jennie
Woods and Miss May Kellam, program
committee. Among those present We're
AIR. and Mrs. Henry Posing of Wichita,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PAR Of Rossville.
MF. and Mrs. StockW5n an8 family of
Granville. Mr.. ard Mrs. S. B. Wade of
Meriden. Mrs. Emma Lanham Of Chi
cagO, Mr.. and Mrs. William McCartsr
5T~fFe Ire
John Parr, nv and Mrs. Wilmer WI
ton. Mr.. and AIRS. Gorge Wood and
family. Mrs. George Bass, Mrs. Mary
Hewitt Mrs. Robert Pugh. Mrs. VIII
Ham Pugh, Mr.. william Troutman, Miss
Viola TrOutmans Ms. and Mrs. john
Patterson, Mrs. Waggie Winslow, Mr.
and Mrs. o. D. Skinner Mr.. Peter Pat
terson, Mr.. and Kris. Peter Cart, Mr..
George Kellam, Miss May Eellan, Miss
Helen Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Scott kel-
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Trout. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Vascalda, Mr.. and MIS-. Fremont Sar-
dou. Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Dawson, Miss
Carrie Dawson, Mr.. John Parr, Miss
Mary Dawson. Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Spencer
Wade, Miss Ella Wade. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel PaTr and family
Nobody. expects you to believe it but
Ct is the truth all the same. A formerly
OF Topeka man, an only son and the
pride of his family, a social headliner
cotiIlion leader and horse show winner
who has recently married and set up
a bunch of household gods of his own
i'm a town way off on the edge of civil
izatiOu is frequently obliged, on account
Of the primitive conditions which sur
round him and the scarcity Of servants
to act as groom to his horses and even
on occasion, milk the family Jersey
Incidentally. his vile. who is a very
beautiful girl and like him has always
been a Detted child OF fortune, cooks
-raar~
time to sympathize with her when they
think Of the local AdOnis draining the
bovine!
DR.. w. r.. McVey entertained the fol
lowing men friends at cards and sup
per Friday evening at his house on
Buchanan street. DR.. d. e. Esterley
DR.. william Francis Bowen, Mr.. r. ID
McKeever. Mr.. II. A Spielman, Mr.
c. Emahizer, Mr.. Thomas j. Myers
Mr. James Brier, Mr.. A. A. Weiskirch
Mr.. John Waters and Mr. NJ. L. Met
ealfe.
The following high school girls and
boys composed picnic party al
Cedarcrest yesterday afternoon; Mis-.
Mary MacLennan. Miss Henrietta
Alexander. Miss Mary Alexander Mis-:
Hazel Grimes, Miss Marie LagerstrOm
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss June
Mitchell Miss Janet Hurrie, Mis-.
Louise Heath, Miss Winifred Burch
Nelson Meade, Frank Flenniken, Rus
sell Grimes. Allen McNeaI. Roy John
son. RAY Crittenden. William Well
house. Clyde Adams Richard Fritt
and Floyd Stevens. The party drove
cut from town in the afternoon on {
hyrack and had a picnic supper in tht
woods below the lodge.
A Topeka girl who read the Pine.
of Lorv and has ever since beer
crazy to be cast away on deser
island with a man she loved changed
her mind the other day when she saw
him with a days beard She is afraic
they might he cast away without hh
razors and she is sure that no love
could stand that test.
A last seasons bridge whist clut
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