The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-26

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Mrs. Eugene H. Ware gave a small
and informal luncheon at her house on
West Sixth avenue yesterday for Miss
MWiel ingalls, and Miss Frances Solo
mon of Atchison.
Miss Jean Wallace whose marriage to
Mr.. j. G. Srrickler will be celebrated
tonight at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ Wallace, SIS Harrison
street. gave a dinner for her bridal
party Tuesday evening.
The informality Of the reception to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Hurley
at the Copeland tonight for Mr.. and
Mrs III. o. Nudge viii give Mr.. Mudge'S
many Topeka friends an opportunity to
meet him in a very pleasant way be-
fore he leaves Topeka for a permanent
residence in Chicago where his new
position, second vice president of the
Rock Island railway, viii take him to-
morrow The hours are from to u
O'Clock and the invitations are general.
The reception win be large but it will
be in no way formal or pre- aentiOus.
Among the friends who arrived today
to attend it are Mr.. Charles L.antry Of
Strong City, Mr. Ford Harvey of Kan
sas City, Mr.. G. S. Gleed from New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Nudge Of
Fort Worth, Texas, Mp Paul Nudge
Of Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Cain OF La Junta, Colorado, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dunn Of Chicago.
A marriage of interest to Topeka peo-
pie which takes place in Denver tonight
is that Of Miss Charlotte Page, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Page ana
Mr.. George r. Funke. The wedding
will be a very quiet one owing TO the
Rrecent death Of the brides brother, Mr.
Harry Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Funke viii
90 to Colorado Springs for a short stay
and viii live in Denver with the Page
family Miss Page formerly lived in
Topeka and has visited here many
times since the family moved to Den
YER
Mrs. Brinton Woodward of Lawrence.
Mrs. Dorr Norton of Kansas City and
Mrs. B. NJ. Mead of Peoria, Illinois, are
substituting at the meeting Of the
Wednesday Afternoon Whist club with
Miss Hazel Fassler today.
A wedding of interest to Topeka peo-
pie by many of whom the groom is
known is that Of Miss Nellie Morrison
of kearney, Nebraska, and Mr.. Joseph
COwles Plumb son of Mr.. George Plumb
of Emporia, which took place in the
First Presbyterian church at Kearney
this week. The Rev. A. H. Fraser per
formed the ceremony and the attend
maid of honor; Miss Celia Ford Of Den
Yer and Miss Kitty Plumb Of Emporia,
bridesmaids; Mr.. Frank 3. ROby, the
brides brother, who gave her in mar
riage, and Mr.. Elmer Sanford of Kan
sas City, best man. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Plumb formerly attended the UNIVERSE
ty Of Kansas at Lawrence. The former
is a Pi Phi and the latter a member OF.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Mr.
and Mrs. Plumb viii live in Council
Bluffs, where Mr.. Plumb is in business.
The Z. and T. club met yesterday
with Mrs. Frederick Freeman at the
Copeland and elected these new of
dcers. Miss Kate Gunther, president;
" Mrs Frank S. Crane, vice president;
Mrs Harry Seery, secretary; Mrs.
Harry Noble, treasurer.
Mrs. II. r. Lyman is entertaining
the Idle Hour Whist club this after
noon at her house, 1874 Polk street,
and guest table at which Mrs.
Samuel Lyman, Mrs. Melville MetcaIf
Mrs George p. Lux and Miss Maud
Kimbau are playing.
Mrs. A. A. Rodgers entertained her
luncheon club today.
Mrs. r. A. Rooster gave a party
this afternoon for her daughter. Miss
Mlnna Rooster and her guest Miss
Florence Bauer of Junction Citv. The
others present We're Miss Nadine T,vtla
MISS La We're Langdon. Miss Laura
Lux Miss Aline Dietrich. Miss Pauline
and Miss Dorothy Marshall Miss FII9
Pollitt Miss Ada Simmons Miss TIio