The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-18

Mrs. Don Mulvane viii entertain her
whist club next Monday at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. J. G. Freshman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Barton Marsh.
of Anthony, have issued after wedding
cards announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Grace Muriel, and Mr.. Sum
ner Reams Bird, Wednesday, October
TO- Bide-a-Wee cottage, Green Noun
tain Falls, Col. Miss Grace Marsh was
formerly a student at the College Of the
Sisters of Bethany and has a number
of acquaintance in Topeka to whom
the announcement Of her marriage will
be Of interest.
It is said that the real reason for. the
quarrel between two prominent busi-
ness men whose differences were pretty
generally aired some time since, was
that one OF them had shown too much
interest in the other mans wife.
Arrangements have been completed
with the rink management for a sub
scription skating party to be given by
the members of the Helianthus club and
their friends Friday evening, october
It is said that a formerly of Topeka,
now Of Kansas City man is desperately
in love with a very beautiful Leaven-
worth girl and that their engagement
viii be announced soon. But it was
only little while ago that they were
saying he was in love with a very
beautiful Topeka girl.
y
Mrs. Dick Alden entertained two ta-
bles at bridge yesterday for Mrs. B. M.
Mead Of Peoria, Ill
The Fillmore Street Whist club met
this afternoon with Mrs. George Clark
A Topeka man in West Point says
his photograph of a Topeka belle is
making all the men of his class who
have seen it dream dreams. And if
the sight of her photograph has that
effect what would happen If they saw
the girl herself2 For she IS certainly
the prize peach of the local orchard.
Mrs. J. c. Mohler entertained two
tables at whist today for Mrs. B. M.
Meade Of Peoria, Illinois.
I Miss Marion Ride, who will leave
soon to spend the winter in Arizona.
entertained a small company inform
ally last night
The Art club will meet next Monday
with Mrs. Norman Wear.
The Good Government, club will
meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. e.
E. Roudebush.
The Vespuceian club is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. C. E. Bennett S34
Monroe street.
Guess this is going some" for
Leavenworth. The Post says: The
superlative degree is so common in
this day and generation that It. has
grown to mean little to one who hears
or reads it. But only its full meaning
can hope to describe a trousseau which
Lat
Leavenworth. The linens and lingerie
are said to be of the finest weave and
come directly from the best known
manufacturers in the old country.
Thirty-five new gowns, Rumor whis-
pers, have been completed. These
mOdistes of New York not to men
ton an evening wrap, direct from Lib
erty's, several gowns made by Paquin.
Other French and London establish
ments have furnished wraps, reception
toilettes and house gowns. The few
fortunate ones who have actually seen
the trade marks of these esta blish-
ments, sewn in incOnspicuous places in
the Innings of these beautiful costumes,
are the wonder and envy of all their
friends. Former Leavenworth brides
have been the owners of many beauti-
full rousseau, but from the few wills
pers and gleanings. occasionally let
full trousseaux but from the few whis-
elaborate.
Miss Clemma Bollard will entertain
the following girls at dinner toniSht for
/ her visitor Miss Ethel Mitchell, Of Min
neapoIis, Minnesota: Miss Theo Bod
/ well Miss Rose Zimmerman Miss Hat
/ tie Bell, Miss Katharine Bodweu. Miss
Nellie Scott. Miss Mary Aten and Miss
Ruth Burdge.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hargis returned
! yesterday from q visit in southern Kan
sas where Mrs. Hargis spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs Walter Smith and her two
/ daughters. Dorothy and Betty. who are
| guests of Mrs. Harry Jameson, IA Clay
street will leave Saturday for their
/ home in Goodland.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Woodward left
today for New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs Drusilla Daily Of South Pasa-
dena, California, who was the guest Of
/ Mrs. P. c. Chamberlain left yesterday
/ for Kansas City where she viii spend
a few days on her way to Boston anc
| New York.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis will go to
Abilene Sunday to be the guest of Miss
! Gertrude Cooper until her wedding tc
Dr. Hal Hazlett which takes place
Wednesday evening, and to attend some
/ Of the ante-Wedding entertainment
given IN Miss Cooper's honor. Mr.. Davis
win go to Abilene Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Louis P. WikidaI Of Chanute is
expected Saturday for the Washburn-
i colorado football game and to spend
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. 3. c.
| WikidaI.
| Mrs. Frank Thompson is spending to-
| day in Kansas City.
Mr.. Jesse Williams and his daughter
Mrs John Cruttenden Of Quincy, Illinois
/ who have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. l. williams. left for their home to-
day. Mrs. Frank FARRELL was down from
HoIton yesterday to spend the day with
II And Now