The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29

MONDAY.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, luncheon
4or Mrs George Parmalee, of New
Miss Jessie Campbell, tea for Miss
Nellie Hes.
Mrs. g. F. Spencer and Mrs. H. o.
Garvey, informal afternoon and
evening at home, at Mrs. Carney S,
bl5 Buchanan street. for Miss Kath-
arine Putnam.
Monday whist club. Mrs w a.
Morton, hostess.
NJ. III. club. Mrs. George Heyden
hostess.
Conversation club, guest evening.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell
Keller.
Halloween dance at Bethany.
TUESDAY.
Miss Emma Smith, Miss Margaret
Going. Miss Julia Wellhouse, and
Miss Edith Morton Halloween party
at the home of Miss Smith.
Subscription Halloween dance at
Sigma Delta Psi Halloween party
at the chapter house.
airs. II. B. Hogeboom and Mrs
Harry w. Hammock, evening for the
y M. G. club at the home of Mrs
WEDNESDAY.
Wedding of Miss Nellie lies and
Mr.. Walter A Smith, of Kansas City
at the lies summer home. The Bung-
allow, in Highland Park.
THURSDAY.
Fillmore street whist club. Mrs
George A Clark, hostess.
Helianthus dance at Steinbergs.
FRIDAY.
Phi Lambda Epsilon annual corn
1iggin' at Steinberg's.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. w. p. Thrapp and Miss AIyra
Van Houten, reception at the home
Of Mrs. Thrapp, 1910 Eighth avenue
west.
The marriage of Miss Nellie lies,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
lies, to Mr. Walter A. Smith, of Kan
sas City, will be celebrated Wednesday
evening, November /, at the Bunga-
low. the Hes country place in High
land Park. Dean Kaye will perform
the ceremony, which will be attended
Mr.. Adrian Sherman and Mr.. Jerry
Mcpherson of Kansas City and Mr..
George SanbOrn of Fort Worth will
come to town for the wedding. They
are expected Tuesday. Miss Mary
Meade gave a handkerchief shower
for Miss lies Friday afternoon; Miss
Jessie Campbell will entertain a few
girls at tea for her Monday, and Mrs.
Harry Jameson, Ala Clay street, will
give an informal afternoon Tuesday.
Much interest attaches to this wedding
which viii take from Topeka a very
charming young woman Of much per
sOnaI popularity. Mr.. Smith. who
lived here for many years and has
hosts of Topeka friends is now con-
nected with the Bankers Trust COM
pany Of Kansas City, No, in the DO
sition Of assistant treasurer. He evil
take his bride to Kansas City imme-
diately after the wedding. where they
will be at home after December /.
foTT
with a different girl every time he
comes to town, paid the orchestra for
an extra at the last EIelianthus dance
in order to get a second dance with
his latest flame. This is the only
scandal in town just now. and the
season is so dull that the prospects
are If viii have to last until he comes
back again. when there is sure to be
something doing.
Six months ago the society foreeasters
We're threatening dearth of fall and
winter weddings. Since then a mum her
of engagement announcements of more
than ordinary interest have been made
AT the Assembly dance last week Miss
Ethel Morton and Mr.. Charles l. Mitch
ell were receiving the congratulate
and good wishes of their friends on
their engagement which had been wills
pered about in their immediate circle
and the next day Miss MOrton's parents,
MT and Mrs. w. A. Morton made for
mai announcement Of it. Miss Morton
IS the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morton and one of the most popular of
last years debutantes. She is the first
girl to marry out of her set and uncom-
mon interest attaches to all the details
of her approaching wedding to Mr.
Mitchell which win take place in De-
cember. Mr.. Mitchell. who is with the
Crane Publishing company, has lived in
Topeka only a short time but he has
made many friends here.
They were HAVING sumner Of tho 171t1e
club after the theater-the pretty visit
ing woman from Kansas City, her host
and hostess and man friend From
the billiard room man who had seen
them come in and to whom the visiting
woman looked particularly good sent a
note to her host which read ct would
buy bottle Of wine with the would"
heavily underscored. ITS up to you, 7
guess" said the host, passing it on to
the pretty v. w. and this was the an
swer she returned: Put your money
under the dOori''
A lot of the young matrons and girls
of the younger dancing set are plan
ming a Halloween dance at VineWood
Tor Tuesday night. There are to be big
fires in the hreplaces at each end OF the
pavilion, autumn foliage viii be used
to decorate, the pavilion viii be light
Cd with Jack o'lanterns and the usual
Halloween refreshments viii be served.
The girls are supposed to wear Bingham
frocks and the men attire equally IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES say Jumpers and
overalls- Anyway 1t is to be decidedly
informal and ought to be lots of fun.
Among the hOstesses viii be Mrs. W NJ
Drechsel Mrs ". w. Wikidal. Mrs.
Joseph Morgan, Mrs. Don MuIvane,
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. Dorr Nor
ton Of Kansas City, Mrs. Dick Alden,
Mrs. Clarence POindexter, Miss Helen
Quintons Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Helen
Otis Mrs Myrtle Davis Gage. Miss
Ethel Davis, Miss Elvia AIillspaugh.
Miss Nellie Millspaugh. Miss Anna
l4erbst. Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Florence Rossington,
Miss EEleanorNVhe eler, Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Eva Smith. Miss Isabel Smith, Miss