The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-25


Invitations have been received in
Topeka to the marriage of Miss Olive
Vera Dewar and Mr.. J. Harvey Brad
field, a. the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. F. DeWar IN
Madison, Wednesday noon, October j.
They will be at home in Olpe, where
Mr.. Bradf1eId is in the lumber bust
ness. Miss Dewar Is a granddaughter
of Mrs. NJ Hughes. 1920 Tyler street
and a niece of Mrs. z. 3. Westeott
and Miss Pearl Hughes. She has visit
ed them frequently and has many To-
peka acquaintances. Mrs Hughes,
Mrs. George o. Boone and Miss
Hughes viii go to Madison to attend
the wedding.
Miss Kitty Lindsey. who spent the
summer in Europe, arrived home Sat
urday She landed in New York
September 16 and spent few days in
the east before returning to Topeka.
Miss Lindsey was one of a party from
the New York art school under the
direction OF Mr. Robert Henri Of the
art school faculty. They went to
Europe by the southern route and
spent seven weeks in Spain sightsee-
ing and sketching Afterwards they
went to France, Belgium. HolIa ID and
England visiting the principal art gall
leries in each country.
Mrs. John Bradley is entertaining
the Fillmore Street Whist club at
Green Tree Lodge toady. The party
went out this morning to spend the
day.
Emporia Gazette: On 7Ionday eve
ming. September 10. Miss Gladys
Riggs entertained for her brother. Ed
mund Riggs. who left the following
day for Andover. Mass, to attend
Phillips academy
A girl who has been visiting in
Lawrence brought back rumor
about the engagement of a formerly
of Topeka Santa Fe man, now living
there. and Lawrence newspaper girl,
who visits here a good deal and has
many Topeka acquaintances.
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Mrs. o. E. Walker is entertaining
the Current Literature club today at
her country home. Park View. The
members of the club are Mrs. LOOMS
Mrs. John F. Switzer Mrs J. W
Thurston. Mrs. H. c. Short, Mrs. r. l.
Nesbaum. Mrs. James A. Troutman
Mrs. A. Bunker. Mrs. Ward Burlin-
game. Mrs. VIII Eberle. Mrs. L. L.
Kiene, Mrs Pateman, Miss Sadie Ely
Mrs c. P. Bolmar. Mrs s. H. Allen
Mrs. James Brier, Mrs. H. A. Heath,
Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Mrs. D. D. Knox,
Miss Matte Knox, Mrs. W. H. Lin
niger, Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan, Mrs. Jno
Movers and Mrs. S. H. Tuttle
A Topeka lad about IS years old
shows such alarming signs Of extreme
parsimony that his family declare
he has his first dollar yet. Recently
his sister was graduated from board
ing school and his mother tried to
make him see that it was his duty to
buy her a graduating gift. He de-
INJURED but she insisted and he final
~ consented and was advised to pur-
chase pair of silk stockings. Having
made up his mind to It he took a
good deal of interest in the purchase
and presentation of his gift and
thought he ought to continue to ex-
ercise some supervision over the
stockings even after they had become
the property of his sister He asked
a good many questions about how long
silk stockings usually wear and was
always advising isis" to take good
care of hers because they cost three
fifty One evening sis went to a
party and he asked if she was going to
wear "his" silk stockings She said
she was and when she came down
stairs dressed for the dance to meet
the young man who was waiting to es-
cort her. little brother piped up from
an adjoining room. isis. did you trim
your toe-nails %
Mrs. Ernest Matthews. S12 Eighth
avenue west, is entertaining the follow
ing friends this afternoon for her
mother. Mrs. C. NJ Matthews. who has
Cal: Mrs A. NJ Petro, Miss Frances