The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

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The announcement by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. K Scoville of Seneca, of the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Josephine,
10 0ir. Louis s. Treadweu Of New
ork city. will be received with much
interest in Topeka. where the Scoviue
family is well known and where Miss
ScovilIe has spent a good deal or time,
during year at Washburn collese'
and in frequent visits to her relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w Knowles NO
visiting girl ever enjoyed a greater de-
gree Of popularity in Topeka than MISS
ScoyiHe. who Is an unusually attractive
girl, with the natural and acquired
gifts which make for a brilliant social
success She is a graduate Of Smith
college, an excellent hOrseWOman and
a musician of some ability. She has
travelled extensively and, indeed, most
of her time since she left college has
been so employed. Mr.. TreadweH IS a
son of the late Major George II. Tread
well, a prominent citizen Of Albany,
y. Y He is a graduate of Sheffield
Scientific school Of Yale university and
is at present superintendent of the fac
tory OF the Robins Conveying Belt
company of Passaic. \. J. Although
his business is just out of New York.
he lives in the city and is member of
the New York Yale club and one Of
the directors of the Watching Hunt
club Of Plainfield, n. J. He was one of
the founders of the University club Of
Albany and is also q member of the AL
bany Country club. The wedding VIII
take place early next summer.
Miss ScOville has been in New York,
the Adirondacks and other eastern re-
sorts for the past year but returned to
Seneca recently and is there at pres
It'll IT,. -Ir1r~ u
mother and her sister. Miss Frances
Scovilie. for Colorado Springs. where
they win spend the winter at The An
tiers.
1t VIII be a week of dances, these ap-
preaching seven days. Three large
and important entertainments of this
description are on the social calendar
for the week. The Country club Hal
loween cOtillion. closing the large en-
tertainments at the club house for the
season viii be given Tuesday night.
Mr.. David Lallin viii lead the cotillion,
dancing with Miss Isabel Smith. The
favOrs and decorations win be in keep
ing with Halloween traditions and the
party promises to be a brilliant finish
to the Country clubs successful first
season. The committee in charge Of
the entertainment are Mrs. vii
liam Fl. Eastman, Mrs. B. F. Akers, 1
Mrs. Dick Alden, Mrs. Don Mulvane |
Mrs. L. S. Ferry. Mrs. Charles Gault. |
Miss Hazel Fassler. Miss Alice Iakin. /
Miss Mary B. More and Miss Elvia
Millspaugh
The cohllion will be danced BY the
unmarried members of the club from
half after to 10 o'clock. General
dancing after 10. The party is for
members and their families and out Of
town guests only. as the capacity Of
the club house viii not admit Of the
entertainment of larger number. at
this season when the verandas can not
be used.
The second large dance is the Hal
loween masquerade to be given bv the
matrons and maids Of the HeIianthus
set for their husbands and men friends.
This will take place at Steinberg's 1
Wednesday evening and as costume
party is always notable from pictorial
standpoint. viii probably be one of the /
prettiest entertainments of the season. /
number of out of town guests are
expected for this occasion.
y
The fret assembly dance Of the sea-
son VIII be given Friday night. Novenl-
Der 2 at SteinbeIgfs The assembly last /
year gave series of delightful dances (
which were among the most important
events OF the season and their reorgan- /
3zation FOR this winter promises much /
for the gaiety and success of the season. 1
The members Of the club this year are
Mr.. and Mrs 3. T. Akers. NIr and Mrs
5 j. Bear. Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Crosby, /
Mr.. and Mrs. George W Crane Mr. /
and Mrs. George A Clark Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. w. /
T. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cole Mr.. /
and Mrs Dan Il Cain Mr. and Mrs
William H. Eastman. Mr.. and Mrs L.
S Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs Charles K Hol-
liday- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobart Mr.
and Mrs II. l. 2. Hiilyer Mr. and Mrs /
John Clark Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs vii /
lard n. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mcclure. Mr.. I
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. /
David W Mulvane. Mr. and Mrs. VIII |
lam A. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs H s /
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce +
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Parkhurst /
Mr. and MIS-. A 3. Quinton, Mr.. and 4
Mrs James ?. Rowley, DIR. and Mrs /
Chester B. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Charles /
Blood Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett 4
r. Wheeler.
A large afternoon entertainment of |
the week is the charity card party to /
be given by the u and I club at stein /
berg 8 Thursday afternoon November /
J. A large number Of invitations have
been extended and each guest is re- /
quested to bring or send" a sum rep
birthday.
There are two weddings on the cal 7
endar Of the coming week and though I
both VIII be small home ceremonies the +
families concerned are so well known I
in Topeka as to give them especial in (
terest. The first is that of Miss Helen /
Moon. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .Tohn /
j. Moon, and DR. A II. Thomnson
which VIII take place at the Moon resi-
dsnce on Monroe street T Nesday even 1
ing. The second wedding will take Mace /
Thursday and VIII unite MIS-. kfoIl{e
Radcliffe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs n I
o. Crane and DR.. a. ". Davis Of Kan
saG City.
The Helianthus substitution skating
party at the rink last night was afS
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. William r /
Drechsel. Mr.. and Mrs. George. W. Snv-
der. Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph u AInrgsr, |