The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-14

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Unbroken dullness, characteristic of
ebe post-holiday season, has prevailed
In Topeka Tor the last week and there
is not much on the calendar for the
next week except the regular card club
meetings and "a few very Informal at
fairs Monday MIS-. John =. Frost and
Miss Mary rost viii give a small Ken
singtor for MIS-. Charles H. Stewart of
EllnWood, ILL.,. who is visiting them, and
MIS-. Frederick W. Freeman will enter
tain the ID. ID. whist club at her apart
ment at the Copeland Tuesday. Tues
day Mrs Willis Norton has the Dupli-
cate whist club and Mrs. George NJ.
Eagle the Felicity. Wednesday Mrs. w.
j. Lewis has guests for dinner to cele-
bTate AIr. Lewis birthday anniversary.
Thursday MIS-. Irwin Pribble will give
an informal entertainment for Miss
Emma Banks whose marriage to MI.
John Malcolm MacA1iIa1 90 Denver,
VIII takep lace soon. Mrs Frank Scott
Davis entertains her bridge club Friday
and Miss Alice Lakin has the Friday
whist club that day.
Next week the annual Midwnter ex-
position opens at the Auditorium and
q
preside at the booths which this year
viii be in charge of the ladies of the
InglesiCe Home board, who have the
concession. Mrs. M. A. Low, MS Ham
matt. Mrs. NJ. W Van Valkenburg Mrs
Eugene S. QuintoH, MIS- Ralph s. Brig
ham Mrs. William T. Crosby and Mrs.
George +. Penfeld are to be in charge
Of the booths and their assistants viii
include many society matrons and bellies
who are willing to give their time and
services TO sweet charity.
Next week too, the January Imperial
and Helianthus dances take place. The
Imperial club issued its invitations last
week for the 23d at SteinbeTg's. The
members of this club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beach Allan, Mr.. and Mrs joel
r. Burrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford C. Ba-
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Baker, Dr.
and Mrs. William Francis Bowen, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence S. Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Burger, Judge and Mrs.
A W Dana. DR.. and Mrs Willis A.
Coston Dr. and Mrs Daniel Edward
Esterly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Gaunt,
Mr. ard Mrs. II. j.. i. Hilyer. MI. and
airs. Herbert Hackney, Mr.. George
Hackney. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark Har-
mon. Mr. and Mrs clad Hamilton, DR..
and Mrs. Corban =. Judd, Mr.. and MS
Henry Freeman Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Woodbury. Nellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. OVernyer. Dr. and Mrs, CheS-
ter Burns Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred a.
Scott Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Schocn.
DR.. ard Mrs. Clement Smith, Mr.. and
MIS- Willis Z. Thrapp and Mr. and MIS-.
William III. Vernon.
The date of the Helianthus dance is
Friday. January 26.
Within the next fortnight entertain
ing for Miss Marjorie Wheeler invita-
tions for whose marriage to Mr.. Henry
AgneW Bubb OF WllllamspCTt, Pa, are
being issued by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler, viii begin.
The young women Of her bridal party
Miss Eleanor Wheeler Miss Helen
Smith, and Miss Florence Rossington,
wiu entertain for her and Mrs. Hiram
Price Dillon is also planning something
IN her honor. Unusual interest attaches
to this wedding which Will be sOlemniz-
Cd the afternoon of W ednesday, January
ST. at half after 4 o'clock at Grace ca
thedral and viii be followed by a very
small reception for Intimate friends of
the family at the Wheeler residence in
Potwin Place. Miss Wheeler. who is the
elder of MI and Mrs. Wheeler's daugh-
tiers is a young woman OF signal beauty
ard charm and one of the best liked
Eirls in her set who are leaders of the
younger circles of local fashionable So
ciety She was graduated at the Col
Iege of the Sisters of Bethany and fin
fshed her education abroad where the
family resided for a number of years,
returning three or four years ago to
make her debut. The friendly interest
which a host of Topeka people takes in
the details of her approaching wedding
IS ONLY marked by the fact that the
event viii take her away from the town
which has been her home since child
hood However. Mr. Bulb. who has
visited here a number of times during
their engagement and has met many of
her friends, has made a decidedly good
impression, for an out of town man
brown TO be about to carry off one of
the most popular of the town girls. He
Is clever young man of distinguished
appearance and his family is one of the
best known in eastern Pennsylvania.
Miss Wheeler met him on a visit to
VVflIiamsport last summer and their en-
eagement was announced soon after her
return. Mr.. Bulbs parents, Mr. and
Mrs N. Barrows Bubb and his brothers,
Mr. George j.. Bubb and Mr. n. Bar
zous Bubb III. all of Williamsport, viii
come on for the wedding His brothers
ueHl attend Mr. Bubb at his marriage
and the other men of the bridal party
win be Mr.. S. Van Brown OF Williams
port. BIr. Robert Q. Gregg Of Chicago
and Mr. Henry A. Scandrett. Miss Lot
tie Atehiscn of LeaEenw0rth VIII be one
81 the bridesmaids The at home date
named fin the wedding invitations is af-
ter April is at WiIiamsport.
"Dld you have a good time2" some
body asked a Topeka girl who recently