The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-28

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er, Mrs. Chas. Bower. Mrs. G. c. Still
man OF Alorganville, Miss Nina Thomas
and Miss Lillian Foster. Miss Arlie
Etvart entertained i've guests at
luncheon at the tea room yesterday for
Mrs Gust and Miss Besse West is
giving an informal afternoon for about
% friends in her honor this afternoon.
Mrs Bower win give a small dinner
for Mrs. Gust tomorrow night.
Two (and then some) Topeka men.
are rivals for TIE affections Of a girl
now visiting on the Pacific coast. Last
night one Of them went out in an
automobile and tried to run down the
other who was driving. He was un-
successful in his murderous designs,
however, his rival escaped with his
life, and the feud is still on.
The annual field day of the West
Side Forestry club is an event of today
at Vinewood. The members of the
Grub and their families and their
guests went out to the park this morn
ing for picnic luncheon and a pro-
gramme this afternoon.
The Golden Rule club meeting to-
morrow has been postponed for a
/ week. The hostess viii be Mrs Tandy
/ 14l5 Buchanan street.
A picnic party which is spending the
4 day at Tecumseh includes Mrs. clad
| Hamilton. Miss Florence Greer Of Blue
4 Rapids, Marjorie Thompson and her
/ cousins, Helen and. Katharine Mac
1 Leod and Katharine Searle of Chicago,
1 Cornelia Gleed, MAZDA Gardner, Flor
renee Embree, Alice Andrews, Anna
Sim and Hulda Pool.
!
quiet home wedding was that OF
Miss Lillian Hanson, only daughter Of
/ MRS. Sarah NJ. Hanson, and Mr.. Jesse
/ l.. fletcher which was solemnized last
/ evening at the home Of the brides
mother, Sl1 East Eighth avenue. The
Rev. Francis L. Hayes of the First
/ Congregational church performed the
/ ceremony. Miss Ida. Tinker, at the
4 piano, played Lohengrin's wedding
/ march and preceding the ceremony
MISS Bessie Elder sang Moskowski's
/ L ASK Thee Not The brides gown
was Of chiffon batiste, made with tucks
4 and trimmed in cluny lace and Swiss
medaldons. She carried a bouquet of
/ brides roses. To furnish the pro-
4 verbal lucky something old the
/ bride wore tucked in her belt, little
I silver spoon one hundred and fifty
/ years old, which belonged to her great
4 grandmother The house was deco
rated in asparagus fern and garden
4 flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher left
i last night for a trip to Colorado Mr.
| and Mrs. L. c. Gardner of Hartford,
! Kansas, aunt and uncle of Mr.. F1etch-
er, were here for the wedding.
! A picnic at Nnewood last night for
/ Mrs. w. E. Cundiff Of Kansas City,
who is the guest of Mrs. Frances
/ Crossley, was attended by Mr.. and
1 Mrs w. E. Irland, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ Hubbell Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hum
/ phreys, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Martin DR.. and
/ Mrs. Solecki, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Hunt,
/ DR.. and Mrs Kimbrough, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ James Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Coppage,
/ Mrs. H. F. Clay, Mrs. W. E. CundiR Of
! Kansas City, No, Mrs. Frances Cross
/ ley Miss Roots, Miss Daisy Panky,
Miss Libbie Hill, Mrs. Joseph zanone
and Mary Louise Zanone of Nashville,
Tenn.
Mrs. F. L. Baker entertained yester-
day for her daughter Frances third
birthday. Those invited were Frances
and Airline Baker, Mrs. Morns and
| daughter Margaret, Mrs. G. M Hill
+ and daughters Hattie and Margaret,
Mrs. r. Harris and sons Glendon and
! Richard, Mrs. F. Harris and daughter
! Florence, Mrs. w. ConnOss and daugh-
ter Dolly, Mrs. Whitekind, Mrs. ". W
Harris, Mrs. E. H. Ebey and Mrs. j.
Harris.
Miss Bertha Lux gave a party yester-
| day afternoon for Miss Marie Ricken-
hacker. The invited guests included:
Miss Rickenbacker, Miss Carlotta Nellis,
| Miss Lucy Dickinson, Miss Mary Gay
lord. Miss Myrtle Dillon, Miss Elizabeth
| Young Miss Grace Rickenbacker, Miss
! Jessie Sproat, Miss Mamie Higgin, Miss
| Jessie Hummer, Miss Ethel Ellis, Miss
/ Rachel McGrath, Miss Lola McAfee,
| Miss Alice Mcfarland, Miss Winifred
! Traver. Miss Hattie Thompson, Miss
Monte Young, Miss Ruby Givens, Mrs.
c. F. Rickenbacker.
Miss Elizabeth Young gave an all
night party Tuesday for Miss Ricken-
hacker. The guests were: Miss Ricken-
hacker, Miss Myrtle Wellman, Miss
| Myrtle Dillon, Miss Anna Robinson,
Miss Ethel Ellis, Miss Carrie Ricken-
hacker and Miss Bertha Lux.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. J. P. Altberger and her son John
/ RoWles are expected Monday to visit
her mother. Mrs. J. b Johnson.
Mr.. Harold T Chase and his daughter
| Ethel returned last night from a visit
/ in Wilkesbarre, Pa. Mrs. Chase and
| their son Hamilton who accompanied
them stopped off in Chicago on their
way west and. will be home in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram P. Dillon will be
home tomorrow from the Grand Canon
and will leave next week for Far Hills
New Jersey, to spend the summer. Mrs
JACK. Dillon of Kansas City viii accom-
/ pany them and will also visit her people
in Springfield, Massa chusetts, during
the summer and Mr.. Jack Dillon will