The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-27

FOR their husbands. The members Of
the club are Mrs. F'oote. Mrs II: a
Auerbach Mrs. Chester B. Reed, MRS
". Z Ogston, MS c. h Gaunt, Mrs-
Thomas J. Myers, Mrs James Freoe.-
lex scott NJ s Dolly Curtis, Mrs y;
W. Lacey. Mrs. Charles L Snort, ana
Mrs. W. W. Strickland.
Although in the first year Of its or
Ranization the sTfvOH club has demon
strated that it IS a local social factor
most decidedly not to be reckoned with
out The holiday dance given at stem
berg's last night was the first party TOT
which the club has issued invitations
outside its own membership and their
girl friends but the Tivoh men, though
OF the younger set, are by no means
society amateurs, the majority of them
having served a very thorough appren-
ticeship IN the art Of entertaining as
members of the high school fraternitles,
and the dance was in every respect
notable success. The company num-
bered about $50 and OF these number
were from out of town. The girls,
mostly debutantes and sub-debutantes
4 looked charmingly pretty in their new
holiday dancing frOckS and made Inc
entertainment conspicuous from pic
torial standpoint and Steinbergs Or
chestra. augmented for the occasion.
furnished q splendid programme. Punch
was served throughout the evening at
two tables at the west end OF the dane
ing hall and supper during intermls-
sion in the supper ROOM The members
occasion. are Mr.. Harry Eagle. Mr..
Todd Matthews Mr. George Veal III,
Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Jim McFar-
land Mr. Monte Kistler, Mr.. Irwin
Snattinger Mr. Bernard Crosby, Mr..
Tinkham Neale. Mr.. Louis Hail. Mr..
George Beach. Mr.. Wilson Hobart. Mr.
Quinton Adams. Mr. Harry freshman, !
Mr.. Frank Hodges. Mr.. Carl Trap, MI
Harold Copeland, Mr. Richard Hall, Mr..
Ray Birchfeld, Mr.. Frank Flennlker,
Mr. Glenn Millice Mr.. Dale Miller, Mr..
1f1r-4 col
linson. Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.. Maurice
Wilson. Mr.. Clyde Corbett- Mr.. Hart
Spencer. Mr. Harry Wolf, Mr. Arthur
Wolf Mr. Harry sturges-
Nj and Mrs. J. D. NJ Hamilton gave.l
a dinner at their house, SIS Western |
avenue. last night in compliment to Mr. |
and Mrs4I.ouis James. Miss Nellie Nc
Henry. and Mr.. Norman Hackett, all OF
Mr.. James company which presented /
The Merry Wives of Windsor at the /
Grand last night 1t Will be remem- |
bered that Mr. James was at the mead /
of the James Kidder-Warde COM |
pany with which Mr.. and Mrs. Ham /
ilton's son. Mr. Hale Hamilton had his /
first theatrical engagement.
A beautiful house wedding celebra ted
last night was that Of Miss Agnes T
Burdge. daughter of Mr. and Mrs d. N.
Burdge in Potwin Place and Mr.. Glenn
Pricer Of San Antonio. Texas. Christi
mas greens and garlands. palms. smf- |
lax and pink and white carnations dec
GRATED the entire house profusely. The /
ceremony was performed by the Rev. |
Dr. 5 s Estey and the bride was given /
in marriage by her father She was at /
tended by a matron of honor, Mrs. Otis |
BackentSOce and six bridesmaids, |
Misses Nora Heidleston of Eureka Ann |
Sweet. Daisy Neil Mary Wilson, Luz
grace Whitmer, and Florence Tucker |
saline with trimmings Of HOniton lace
and a full length veil and carried an /
arm bouquet Of brides roses Mrs.
Backerstoce Ind six bridesmaids. |
gCe-n Of white and carried pink roses
and the bridesmaids all looked very
charming in simple pink frocks with |
bouquets of pink roses. Miss Ida /
Tinker at the piano played the we'd |
ding music. For the reception which /
followed the wedding the assisting 1
friends we're Mrs \. H. LOOMS. MIS- /
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan and Miss Alice
Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Pricer leave To- |
day for Hiawatha to visit the groom's |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Pricer III |
there to Austin, Texas. where Mr.. Pricsr
who is political reporter for the san /
Antonio Express. VIII be stationed Tor |
eventually in san Antonio.
Mr. Harley Reisman gave box |
party for Mr.. Louis James production 1
OF Merry Wives at the Grand last
night. which was followed By a sun
per at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w snyder his guests including Mr.. /
and Mrs Snyder. Miss Helen Quinton. |
Miss Fay Quinton and Mr.. Bert Reid.
~
The statement of a very chaste and
persniskety young woman, who had /
said OF a certain bachelor OF whom she
thoroughly disapproves. that she
would not breathe the air of a room
in which he was. being repeated to
the bachelor he said: II don't know
the young woman, but as I understand /
that the family's reputation for per-
sonal cleanliness IS not the best YOU
may say that the feeling is mutual and
I viii also carry disinfectant for use
in case / should some time be obliged
to go near her"
~ The Duplicate Whist club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs ". n.
West
Mrs Will wilidal directs the boys
choir at Grace cathedral and has in
TO Il or Is years OF age. Being pretty
strong for her they gave her a sub
scription Christmas present. very
handsome brooch Tho day before
Christmas two Of the choir bows met
another boy and informed him: I'VE
bought a Christmas present for Mrs
Wikidal-" What did it cost vou9 Two
bits2" asked the other boy jeeringlv.
Two DTS nothing" exclaimed one of
the choir boya Indignantly. ITS a
broachl" "A broachl'' repeated the
second choir boy in high scorn. |
% 'Tisn't ether It's pin-solid gold!'
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lawrence World: A family dinner
took place at noon yesterday at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Weav-
err on Indiana street. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cav
Miss Sue Cay. Miss Josephine Cav |
Iathrop Gay. Kansas City; Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Allen. New York city; Mr..
and Mrs. L. Bullene. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bullene. Mr.. and Mrs L. Bull
lenes Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Innes. Law