The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-27

HoIderman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Holderman. of FL Dorado and Mr..
Robert Harvey Ramsay OF De Graff,
were married Christmas eve at the
home of thess brides parents in FL Do
RADIO. The wedding united two of the
most prominent families in Butler
county, The Rev. ". w. Curtis OF
Caldwell performed the ceremony. The
bride wore white net trimmed with
baby Irish crochet and carried roses
and lilies OF the valley Mrs. Ramsay.
was educated at the College of the Sis
tiers of Bethany and has a number of
acquaintancesr IN Topeka. Besides the
wedding reception at Ell Dorado adm.
ner and reception was given in honor
OF Mr.--and Mrs. Ramsay by the
groom s parents in De Graf on Christ
mas day Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay will
live on one of--the groom's ranches
either in Kansas or Oklahoma
Mr.. John Waters. viii give line
party at the Novelty Saturday night
followed by. a supper at the Ellks-
Ottawa Herald, Wednesday: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T.. Cook spent Christmas in
Topeka. the guests of Mrs. Cooks
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Reed,
and attended the wedding of Mrs
Cooks sister, Miss Helen Reed, to Mr..
Francis Frost, chief electrician of the
Santa Fee Mr.. Cook returned last night.
Mrs. Cook viii remain for few days.
Clay center Dispatch, "Wednesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. VanCleave, who were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawson near
Morganville. have returned to their
home in Topeka
Mr. and Mrs George Nye went home
to Topeka today. after visit at the
home of Mrs. Nye's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Engstronl-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b Miller entertained
their daughter. Mrs. w. z. Puett. and
family Of Topeka and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Miller at Christmas dinner.
Frank Flenniken has returned to his
home in Topeka after spending two
weeks with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kirk will entertain
a family party informally this evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker of
Kansas City.
The K A D and R club viii meet to
evening with Mr. and Mrs
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The marriage of Miss Grace Mcclure
and Mr. Victor G. KrOpf of Chicago |
was celebrated yesterday afternoon at
half after two o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents, the Rev. and Mrs /
S T Mcclure 1888 West street The |
brides father, assisted by the Rev Dr. /
Estey, performed the ceremony The
wedding music was played by Miss
Anna NTcKirahan, piano. anu Mr.. VIII /
Hopkins of Overlook. violin. The only /
attendant was a ring bearer, little Miss
Lucille Kersey, who was gowned in |
white and carried a big red rose among !
whose petals the wedding ring was hid
den The brides gown was white
French lawn trimmed with val lace
and her bouquet VISA brides roses The
house was decorated with pine gar
lands. holly and mistletoe. An infor
NAL reception followed the ceremony
and the assisting friends We're Miss
Jessie Howard of Norton and Misses
Margaret and Mary McGiffen. About
forty guests attended the wedding,
among them being these from out OF
town: Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kropf and
Miss Louise Kropf of Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs J. A. Engelke of Lawrence.
Miss Grace Hopkins of Solomon, Miss
Jessie Howard of Norton, Mr.. Oscar
Kropf and Mr. Richard Kropf of Chi
cago, Mr. Will Hopkins of Overlook
Mr.. and MIS-. Kropf left yesterday for
where the groom is engaged in
the practice of law and where they
will be at home after January al 800
Hazel avenue. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Kropf are graduates of Washburn col
ege.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday gave a
heater party last night at the Grand
'or Louis James performance of
Merry Wives" in compliment to Mr.
Donald Dick of Chicago who is a
guest at the A. K. Rodgers home
rhe company included Miss Holiday
Miss Rodgers. Miss Katharine Kellam
Mr.. Dick, Mr.. Sumner Everingham
and Mr.. Robert McGinert.
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Miss Anna Whiting gave an in
formal dance last night at her home
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