The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-20

She is a graduate of Ottawa and Cor
nell universities. The groom was a
Yale man and is in business in St. Louis
where they viii live.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Dick of
Newton and Mr. NJ. c. Blanchard of
Kansas City was celebrated at the
Congregational church of Newton
Wednesday evening and was followed
by a large reception at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Blanch-
ard Will be at home in Kansas City.
Miss Bonnie Mears Of Topeka attended
the wedding.
tess of the Duplicate Whist club to-
day.
Mr.. George Cuthbert will entertain
about twenty-five of his girl and boy
friends tonight at his home, 218 Clay
street.
Mrs. w T. Davis. 726 Topeka ave
nue., is entertaining the Topeka avenue
Five Hundred club today.
Mrs. T. F. Carver will give recep-
4 ton between the hours of three and
/ five o'clock tomorrow afternoon for
the Y. ". c. A The board of man
ayers of the association and the mem
/ bers of the Sorosis club will assist the
hostess. The young women who will
serve are Miss Grace Houghtellin,
! Miss Grace Reed, Miss Louise Allison
and Miss Leta Rice.
There are said to be lots of candi-
dates for a state job recently resigned
4 by Kansas woman and as the salary
/ is not large and in fact will not be
paid until the next legislature meets.
people naturally wonder If there is any
other inducement-
Kansas City Star: Mrs John P. Till
hof. 1417 Harrison street. entertained
at cards yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Mrs. Thomas J. Myers of To-
peka, Kan. White roses, ferns. lilies
and palms formed the decorations.
| Prizes were won by Mrs. Houston Ba-
kef, Mrs E. C. Fox and Mrs. Dean
Vinton Mrs Tillhof will entertain 10
! guests at cards this afternoon.
you might as we'll center on one
| girl" said one man to another at the
theater last night, you can't watch
them all. You'll lose your sight if you
:.rd have the satisfaction of know
ing I lost it in good cause replied
the other man, and could always say
that the last time I saw the world it
looked good to me-"
Mrs. Fred Brown. of Chicago. will
give harp recital at the First Presby-
| terrain church tonight for the Aid So
ciety of the church A number of the
best vocalists in town will assist on a
programme of much merit. The adj
mission is free and the invitation gen
eral A collection will be taken for the
| benefit of the Aid society. Mrs. Brown
is a harpist of much ability and this
will be her first public appearance in
Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mohler will en-
tertain the Saturday evening whist
club tomorrow evening.
Mrs e A. Herbst was the hostess of
1 the Fillmore Street Whist club yester-
! day afternoon. Mrs. James Belcher
| played for Mrs. NJ G. Hammatt, Mrs
! G. G. Foss for Mrs. John Norton and
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst for Mrs
John E. Frost.
The Best Bower club met Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Richie, 521 West
street The substitutes were Mrs. Otis
Hungate, Mrs Walter Barrett Miss
Maud Findlay Miss Coover and Miss
Mary Coover. The club will meet next
time with Mrs. z. D. Robertson.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Joe Wilson has returned from Hot
Springs.
Mrs D. E. Cain left today for Chicago
to spend a week She was accompanied
by Mrs. B. B. Cain of Tyler, Texas, who
has been the guest of her son, Mr.
Walker Cain, and who will visit Mrs
C. w Kouns for a week, stopping here
again on her way home.
Miss Phil Reed and Miss Corinne Cos
ton went to Kansas City today where
they will visit Mrs. L. Bredouw unit
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