The Topeka state journal., 1905-11-25

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The marriage OF Miss Mary Nickerson
Lalzin and Mr.. John S. Pullman of
Bridgeport. Conn, viii be sOlemnized at
Grace cathedral at s O'Clock tonight and
VIII be followed by a reception at the
home Of the formers mother Mrs. Dav-
Sd Long Lalkin on Western avenue. The
wedding win be the largest and most
important Of the season in Topeka. and
IS the elimination of q fortnight of un-
usual gaiety ocCasiOned by the many
anta-Waddfng entertainments given for
Miss Lakin and Mr.. Pullman.
Miss Hazel Nulvane gave a very
pretty dinner last night at her home on
Taylor street in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell whose wedding
took place November Is, the other
guests including Miss Bertha Reed of
P1ainsvilie, New Jersey, Miss Elvira
Nfllspaugh Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Jeanette Walcott, Miss Florence John
stones Mr.. Richard Hayden, Mr.. Ben
SCandrett, Mr.. Ed Curry, Mr.. IheO
Gnattinger, Mr.. John Fleishman and
Mr.. Paul Mulyane. The table had
centerpiece Of red carnations and was
lighted by red candles the place cards
had a design Of twin red hearts, pierced
by a golden arrow and the ices were
frozen in the shape of a pair Of doves.
The substitutes at the Friday Bridge
club which was entertained by Mrs. W.
E. Drechsel yesterday were Mrs. Chas.
Parsons and Miss Alice Parsons of Cha
mute, Miss Bertha Reed of PlainsVille,
N. J., and Miss Jessie Campbell. Miss
Gala CutteH win be the next hostess.
Miss Maud Van Houten is entertain
ing at high five this afternoon for Miss
Pearl Burdge. The house is decorated
with yellow chrysanthemuns, palms
and ferns and the guests asked aside
from the prospective bride were: Miss
Agnes Burdge, Mrs. Earl MacDOwen
Mrs. Theodore Van Deusen, Mrs. Otis
Allen, Mrs. Charles Drew OF Richheld
Miss Ida Tinker. Miss Ethel Hadley,
Miss Nellie Allen, Miss Bess Elder, Miss
Katherine Gentry, Miss Edna Guy,
Miss Ella Bailey Miss Frances Funk,
Miss Emma Gordon. Miss Nelle Kirk,
Miss Eliza beth Gavitt, Miss Elijah beth
Gregory, Miss Margaret GilhIlan, Miss
lola Berry, Miss Fern Bunker, Miss
a1tta Beck, Miss Anna Beck. Miss Nell
Chambers, Miss Mabel Chambers, and
Miss Lillian Valentine.
Miss Gertrude Pearson entertained the
B. a T. S. Friday afternoon. The
members Of the organization are Miss
Frances Lawlor. Miss Florence Snat-
finger, Miss Edna Campbell, Miss Marie
Vanderpool. Miss Hazel CTisWel, Miss
Helen Tillotson, Miss Katherine Lux,
Miss Wilma Wright Miss Marjorie
Whitney and Miss Zella Zellers.
Mrs. A. 2. Jones gave a thimble
party to q number Of her friends, Fri
day afternoon, at her home, 1852
Washburn avenue Those present
were: Mrs. Fred Farnsworth Mrs. J.
2. Squires, Mrs. B. r. Grant, Mrs
Berry, Mrs I. M. Hawley, Mrs p. Al.
Howe, Mrs J. W Gardiner, Mrs. ID. L.
Whitney, Mrs. ". W. Decker, Mrs L.
p. Bonebrake, Mrs. S. A. SWendson
and Mrs. T. Il. Saxon. Mrs. Jones
was assited by Mrs. Farnsworth and
Mrs. Grant.
The Watova club gave a dance last
night at Hudson's.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Startzman viii
give dinner Of ten covers tonight al
their house, Seventh and Taylor
streets.
Mrs. D. S. Myers Of 428 Madison
gave a s o'clock luncheon Wednesday
afternoon which was attended by Mrs
Guy Morse, Mrs. J. Taylor, Mrs. J. B