The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-03

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Initials. with All proper names items
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uubiished.l
A spring wedding of uncommon in
3 terest which viii take place the AFTER
knoon OF Wednesday, March q. at
( O'Clock. at the home of the brides par
: ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Knowles
1885 Taylor street is that Of Miss
+ Mabel Knowles and MT. William j.
Kaun. of Holton. only relatives and
r q few intimate friends of the bride
viii attend the wedding, no formal
Invitations win be extended, and the
bride and groom will be unattended
They WIFI take an eastern wedding
trip and be at home i'm Holton, where
their house is now being made ready
Tor them Miss Knowles Is one OF the
most clever and versatile young wo-
men in Topeka. and her personal
popularity and the prominence of her
family makes her wedding one of
much local significance Mr.. Kaull is
engaged in a mercantile business, is
q member of a we'll known Holton
family. and is a young man of success
and promise.
Topeka girls interest fin the ap-
preaching county primaries and her
candidate would indicate that she is
great politician. But as a matter
OF fact. she doesn't know the differ
ence between a primary and gen
eral election, and has no idea whether
the once In question Is state, national
or municipal. All that she is sure Of
is that His brother is q candidate, and
she wants him to win
The IIelianthus club will issue invi-
ell "a fr7r ma r. at rim Z
Friday night Of next week.
A x. u. girl who frequently visits
Topeka is known to have been en-
gagged for some time and now at last
there is an outward and visible sign
of the engagement in the shape of a
diamC ] solitaire which she seems to
take considerable satisfaction in dis
playing.
The u. and I. clubs domestic science
department at the Provident assOcia-
ton building is now completely esta b.
iIshed and two morning classes nave
been organized among society maUrurs
ami girls, one Tor Thursday IND ore
fer Friday morning. The Thursday
class includes Mrs. Albert 7. Reid,
Miss Katharine ClOugh. Miss Jeanette
Ware, Miss Hazel Fassler, Miss Helen
Smith. Miss Mildred Poindexter Miss
Anna Harrison. Miss Maud Bates, Miss
Helen Thompson, Miss Louise kellam,
Miss Gala Cutteu and Miss Eleanor
Wheeler. In the Friday class are Mrs
Carol B. Merriam. Mrs. Arthur Capper
Mrs Charles =. Thomas, Mrs. W. b.
Swan. Mrs Van Horne. Miss Elvia
Millspaugh Miss Carlotta Nellis, Miss
Kate Gunther and Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols. There are two vacancies II
this class. The member of these
classes pay for their lessons but a free
class for Saturday afternoon is beine
organized and friends of the club in
terested in the work will confer q favor
by recommending suitable girls for it
The following shot was con
tributed and all who understand wha
It means are requested to stand on th'
left ear,
81 suppose business is such that yol
win have to go east as usual next Sun
day" said a girl to a man who hal
some interests in a neiKhbOring city
''I am afraid So he said. But yol
must understand that I never stay
minute longer than really have to
Business is business whether it is her
or in Kansas City
A wedding of especial interest in a
least two states, Kansas and Missouri
took place here today when Mis-
Emma Kelly of Topeka and Kansa
City and Mr.. Louis S. Mcclellan O
Kansas City were married at the HON
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il
B. Kelly, SIS Tyler street The cere
mony was performed at half afte
twelve o'clock by the Rev. J. A. Rem
wick Of the United Presbyteria
church I'D was followed by a weddin
break fast. The company included
number Of out OF town guests, relative
and friends of the bride. and Kansa
city railway officials. friends OF MI
Mcclellan, who has just resigned tn
position of western passenger agent G
the Wabash with headquarters in Kan
eas City. The bride was married in he
travelling suit. of dark green cloth an
carried American Beauty roses. TIL
house was lavishly decorated wit
greens and flowers. The ceremOn
took place in the drawing room wher
pink roses and carnations were use
with smilax ferns and palms. TIL
dining room was in yellow and Whit
fonouils narcissi and other sprin
blossoms lending their fragrant ehee
and the living room where breal1fa'
was served, in red. Covers at tn
breakfast were laid for the bride an
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kelly, M
and Mrs. w. G.. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Z
e. Kelly OF Kansas City Miss Geo
Grid of Kansas City, Miss Lola Mill
ken of Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Banks Of Kansas City, Mr. Charlie
Green and Mr.. James Stewart OF Kar