The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-04

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The marriage of Miss Alice e. Tucker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Tucker
of Potwin and Mr.. John H McCarroll
Of Stafford was celebrated this morn
ing at the home Of the brides parents.
/ The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. McCarrolI of Sterling, father
OF the groom, at eleven o'clock and
only relatives and intimate friends were
present, no formal invitations having
been extended. The bride, who is an
exceptionally pretty and charming girl
looked especially well in her travelling
I costume of Bordeaux red and the house
was attractively decorated for the &C.
casion. Mr.. and Mrs. McCarroll will
take a short wedding trip and be at
home in Stafford where the former is
at the head of a mercantile business.
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon entertained
the Duplicate Whist club today.
Mrs Edward A. Herbst will enter
tain the Fillmore street whist club
Thursday afternoon and the Monday
whist club Saturday instead of Monday
on account of the Grace Cathedral
Guild sale on the latter date
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From histrionic standpoint the very
thin chap with a shape like hall tree
who assisted in the Greek tragedy trav-
esty in the Elks show last night, made
a great hit, but they say he lost his
home However, no sacrifice for Art is
too great
Mrs A. T. Lucas gave a pink and
white carnation luncheon for the Eure-
ka luncheon club today. Mrs. F. E.
Parr, Mrs w. o. Rigby and Mrs. John
]. Green were substitutes. The table
was decorated with pink and white
carnations and smilaX and pink car
nations were the favors. The color
scheme was carried out in the details
of serving.
Snatch Of conversation to be heard
every time you get within ear shot of
two women. I haven't bought a thing
yet Neither have T. and what's more
l haven't even thought Of a thing. ]
don't seem to have a bit of Christmas
enthusiasm this year.
The Vignette club has endorsed Mrs
Margaret Hill McCarter for president
cf the Topeka Federation Of Women's
clubs.
With visiting men from Kansas City
St Louis and Denver besides a number
Of Kansas towns. Topeka chap had
tne hohor OF leading the grand march
with the president of the hostess chap
ter at the Emporia Owls dance last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell will
have a box at the Grand this evening
for the Elks' minstrels Mr. and Mrs
w. A Morton, Miss Mildred Morton and
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crane will be
their guests.
Miss Lenore Monroe gave an infor-
NAL card party yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were: Miss Stella Bowman
Miss Airline Dietrich, Miss Bertha Dfns-
more Miss Frances RrOwu Miss Eth al
F'rizell. Miss Laura Lux Miss Bertha
Dinsmore. Miss Bertha Rightmire
Miss Ra Hotchkiss. Miss Hazel Larkin
Miss Hila Wood, Miss Irene Mehl, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Audrey Gardner
Miss Lulu E1ea1y. Miss marguerite let
Whiting, Miss Mamie Neale. Miss
Maude Markham and Miss Lugrace
Whitmer.
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Best Bower club Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. z. z. Roudebush.
Miss Ethel Pankey entertained six
tables at cards last night
tain the K. A. D. and R. club Friday
night
Hutchinson News. Monday: Mrs. r.
B. Allison and Mr.. SHIRLEY Allison left
this afternoon for their home in To-
Mr.. George Allison for several days
..... Mrs. J. S. Thompson and baby
returned to their home in Topeka this
morning after a several days visit with
Thompson. Mr.. J. S. Thompson re-
turned home yesterday.
Notes and Personal Mention