The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-12

trip. via the lakes and ST. Lawrence
river about the goth, returning home
to Topeka the first week in Septenb er.s
Mr.. and Mrs Chester W. Snyder left
yesterday for a northern lake trip.
Miss Ethel Morton win go to
Usage City next week for a visit TO
Miss Florence Heller.
Mrs. Dick Alden and her cousin,
Miss Lulu May Jones of Pittsburg,
went to the Jones ranch at Cedar
Point yesterday to stay until Monday.
Mr.. David Norton was in Kansas
City yesterday.
leave next week for an eastern trip,
Mr.. H. G. McKeever of Enid. Okla,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M Nc
Keever.
Mr.. George Hayden of Wetmore is
in Topeka visiting his brother, Judge
R. +. Hayden.
Miss Anna Ruder went to st. Joseph
today to visit her brother for a few
days.
Miss Anna Speck went to Emporia
today to spend Sunday.
Mrs. j. K. Hudson, Mrs. William c.
Smith and Miss Eleanor Keller, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
leave Sunday for home.
Miss Bessie Bates has returned from
past year.
Miss Imogene Wilson of Junction
L.. Hill. 1885 Sixth avenue west.
Mrs. Frank E. Vincent and Miss
Esther Vincent of Kansas City are the
guests of Miss Daisy Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Caster of Van
Buren,, Ark, are expected the 18th for
an extended visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stanton, at their home
at 1907 Topeka avenue.
Mrs w. M. Briggs of Portsmouth, O.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H. KEN
DR.. Ida c. Barnes has returned from
California.
Miss Myrtle Robinson of 1927 Harrison
street, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
James Thompson of northern Shawnee.
Mr.. f. r, Pooley of Louisville, KY,
and Miss Ruth Pooley of Jefferson City
No, who have been the guests for the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs L. H. Sipes
and family of North Topeka, left last
evening for Pioneer, Michigan.
Miss May Foley and Miss Lille Win
CERT went to Silver Lake today to join
camping party, and from there go to
| Saint Marys for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Gilbert, Mrs. Ralph Boyd and
daughter Thelrna, Mrs. Chas. Hines and
daughter Neoma, Miss Minnie Klesath,
Mr.. George Parkes, Archie Kellam and
Frank G. Covel1 will spend Sunday at
the Klesath farm, southeast of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Whitcon1b leave on
Sunday evening for Utica. New York
City and Block Island, to be absent
thirty days.
Mrs. Thos. E. Layden and two daugh-
ters, Francis Katherine and Theresa
Mary returned home Thursday morning
| after spending five weeks in Indiana at
the home of Mr. Layden's father near
Lafayette. They were accompanied
home by two sisters, Misses Ella and
Elizabeth Layden.
The following little friends assisted
Frank Payne in celebrating his tenth
birthday Thursday afternoon at his
Rodell, Walfried RodeIl. Helen Hay,
Kent Poison, Majel Langhart, Leon
| Wilkens, Katherine Carter, Walter Gey-
ser, Argy Newell, LOWE Geyser, Annabel
Poison, Lutte Ballard, Marguerite Payne.
Norman Ballard, Leroy Holmgren and
Charles Ostrand.
The marriage of Miss Mary Maggie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs c. H Magic,
and. Mr.. George P. Fieder1ing took place
/ at the. home of the brides parents, cor
ner- of Seward avenue and Strait street.
The Rev. Mr. Reed performed. the cere7
mony, Mrs. Earle Seymour played the
wedding music, Miss Helnas johnson
and Miss Lucy Hall were the brides
maids and Mr.. Charles Maggie the best
man. The bride wore cream silk muslin
with deep bertha of lace and Miss
Johnson was in blue China silk lace
| trimmed and Miss Hall in pink silk
muslin. About 100 invitations were is
sued. Mr.. and Mrs Maggie were assist
ed by Miss Irene Stockham and Miss
Ethel Maggie at the reception which fol
lowed the ceremony. At home after
| August rs on East Seward avenue.
The North Topeka Dramatic club re-
produce the 4-act comedy drama, "a
Forged Certificate" August 16 al
Luken's opera house. Admission Csc;
| children 15c.