The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-11

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80 ISIS Alice Lakin entertained
the Friday Whist club at
the Country club yesterday
in compliment to her cous-
~ - in Mrs. Walter Roy RAN
ney of Arkansas City. Her
guests were Mrs Ranney, Miss Mary
Meade, Miss Alice Meade, Miss Virgin
ia Meade, Mrs. George ". Snyder,
Mrs. William Z. Drechsel, Miss Helen
Otis, Miss Gala Cuttell, Miss Helen
Quinton, Miss Fay Quinton. Miss Lolita
tombstone of Wamego, Mrs. Ralph
Skinner, Miss Anna Herbst and Miss
Ethel Davis.
Miss Helen Quinton will give a
small luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Roy
Ranney of Arkansas City.
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There is likely to be something do
ing when the sweetheart of one of
the baseball players finds out that a
society girl is trying to steal him.
The most popular stunt of a Topeka
girl, who is an amateur impersonator,
is looking like a camel There are
good many girls whose backs look like
cameIs' but this girl can look like a
camel in the face.
Mr.. John W. Newell of Topeka and
Miss Emily Bissen were married at
noon today at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Frank E. Bissell,
1858 Elliott avenue southeast, Minnea-
polls, MINI. Miss Callie Newell of To-
peka, sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid, and DR.. Frank Bissell, jr.,
brother, was groomsman. After their
marriage, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell left for
White Bear Lake, MIMI, and other
lake resorts for a two weeks trip.
Both Miss Bissell and Mr.. Newell
are former Washburn college students
Miss BisselI attended Washburn in
1896, after which she attended the
state university of Minnesota, where
she was graduated from the depart
ment of voice of the school of music.
For several years she has had charge
OF the art and music department Of
the public schools at Sidney. Iowa
Mr.. Newell graduated from Wash
burn college in the classical course
with the class of 1897. after which he
studied law in the office of Rossington,
i oIIIIn q I1lSASQ- E1E now mas d law
office Of his own in the Columbian
After the return of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Newell to Topeka they will live at 917
West Fourteenth street.
As a rule a brides trousseau lasts
her for five years and is then made
over for her children. But there are
two Topeka brides who married out
of town men last spring and had
| elaborate trousseaux, who have been
/ back two or three times already to buy
new clothes. and all the other girls
are planning to visit the towns where
they found their husbands in order to
see if there are any more at home
like them
A pleasant entertainment for visit
ing girls was the afternoon musicale
given yesterday by Misses Nina and
Ella Peacock at their suburban home,
/ Shungamoor, for their nieces Misses
Naomi and Mary Peacock of Austin,
Texas. The mother of the guests OF
honor Mrs. J. NJ. Peacock of Austin
was given by Miss Clara F'leishman
vocalist, Misses Annabelle Garvey
Naomi and Mary Peacock, pianists
Mr.. Charles Peacock Of Austin also
gave a vocal number. The friends
asked were Misses Clara F'leishman
Clara Daniels, Grace Koontz, Eugenia
Quinton, Phil Reed, Corinne Coston
Alice Bayless of Springfield, Mo, Avis
Payne, Sarah Stage, Helen Stage
Grace Sterne, Helen Sterne, Reits
Updegraff, Mildred Poindexter, Her
mione Van Laer. Helen Plass, Guenr
GODDARD, Annabelle Garvey, Mamie
Veale. Wflhelmine Marburg. Margare
i Jetmore Marguerite Mills, Haze
Howe. The reception hall was deco
rated in yellow and green, with colder
room had the addition of pink gar.
den flowers and the dining room wal
in asparagus fern and nasturtiums
The marriage of Miss Celia Duggan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Dug
gan of Indianapolis, Ind, to Mr.. james
O'Hare of Topeka. will take plac'
Wednesday evening, August Is, at hal
after 8 o'clock at the residence of tn
brides parents in Indianapolis. TIL.
wedding will be small and simple at
tended by relatives only. The wed
ding journey win be to New York AM
| neighboring summer resorts and the.
| will be at home after September Is a
AT Clay street. Miss Duggan has livei
in Topeka for the past few years max
ing her home with her sister, Mrs. B
T. Payne. and has many acquaintance
here. Mrs. Payne and her daughter
apolis to attend the wedding and spen,
ten days with her parents, and MI
Payne and son Roy win Join then
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. McClintock gave
reception last night for their guests
5 Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Price of Johannes
burg South Africa.
: Mrs. Oscar ". Neil Is giving Ken
I sington this afternoon for her guess
Mrs. George Cowan Of Galesburg, II
The others asked were Mrs. J. T. Robl
Mrs J. NJ. Padgett. Mrs. F. B. Cat
chell, Mrs. c. W. Myers, Mrs. Fran
I Heyden, Mrs. Frank Petro. Mrs c. f
/ Jordan Mrs. c. Neiswander, Mrs. c
I'D. I.ytle, Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mr.
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