The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-11

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An out of town wedding with an
elopement feature which took place last
week is of interest here where the
groom, Mr.. Charles Sidney Hayden of
Chicago. formerly lived and Is well
known. The bride is Miss Alice Louise
Boyer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Boyer of 1881 Park avenue. Kansas
City She left home last Thursc~ly on
the pretext that she was going to spend
the night with friends in Kansas City.
Kansas, but went to Chicago instead
where she has relatives and where her
marriage to Mr.. Hayden took place
Mr.. Hayden is the son of Mr.. Charles
Hayden of Holton. He was educated
at the University of Kansas at Law
renee and afterwards did ne wspaper
work in Topeka and Kansas City. He IS
now with the Chicago Tribune. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden are expected to visit their
people in Kansas City and Holton In
about a month and will stop in Topeka
for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Cooper of
Abilene have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Gertrude
Price and DR.. Harry Harrison Hadlett
Of Topeka, Wednesday evening, October
twenty-fourth, at half after eight
o'clock at their house $40 North Buck
eye avenue, Abilene. At home after
January / at the Kemper. Topeka.
There is marrying story on To-
peka widow and an Oklahoma man.
Mrs. T. B. Sweet, Miss Sweet and
Miss Ann sweet gave a reception this
afternoon at their house on Topeka
avenue and viii give a seven o'clock
dinner for the assisting friends and a
corresponding number of men this even
ing.
Miss Fay Quinton will entertain two
tables informally at whist followed by
a chatting dish supper tonight for Miss
Grace Moses of Great Bend. guest OF
Miss Ethal Davis.
Aninforma1 subscription dance at the
Country club last night was attended
by Mr and Mrs. Don Muivane, MISS
Eilvia Millspaugh, Miss Nellie NILS
paugh. Miss Margaret Jones. Miss
Rereniee Fuller. Miss Auabelle Trout
man. Miss Jeanette Ware. Miss Dor
othv Wilson, Miss Eva, Smith, Miss Isa-
hell smith. Miss Margaret Carney. Miss
Clara Freshman, Miss Edna Herpst
Miss Maud Grimes. Miss Helen NC
rlintock Miss Helen Thompson. Mr.
sam FRESHMAN. Mr. Theodore Snat-
finger Mr. Edwin Curry. MI Gay
Hamilton. Mr. Charles Guibor Mr.
Stanton Moss of Bartlegvilie. J. 4, MI
Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Ben Scandrett
Mr.. John Freshman, Mr. Harry F4elssn .
man. Mr.. Harry Eagle. Mr.. Hugh Nc
F-arland Mr.. James McFarlands MI
Monte Kistler, Mr.. Harold Copeland ana
Mr. Harry Donaldson.
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Miss Grace Andrews, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Andrews OF Ross
vile. and Mr. r. Mood of Rossviiie,
FORMERLY of Topeka, were married in
Excelsior Springs Monday Although
their engagement was an open secret
their marriage at this time was unex-
pected. They went to Kansas city IN
company with Mr.. ana mrs, y a. M. NJ
Kenna of St. Louis and deciding upon
an immediate marriage went to Ez-
celsior accompanied by the McKennas,
where their wedding took place. Ihey
have returned to RossV1lle where they
will continue to make their home. Mrs.
Mood was formerly a student at the
College of the Sisters of Bethany and
she and the other members of her
family are we'll known in Topeka and
often visit here. Mr.. Mood is a broth
er of Mrs nellie Bushnell Mood Of To-
peka.
A Topeka man who is very much in
love with a girl is a slave not to her
alone but to all the girls in her set,
When they want any thing done they
call him up and give him his orders
and he meekly obeys. Sometimes they
90 places and staying longer than they
expected decide that they want addi-
t}onal wraps or something else from
home They may be with other men
OIL. unescorted=it doesn't matter: they
4 1,rax oa-fT9 rT
them their wraps and he trots them
out He is a mighty good looking,
clever and attractive chap, too, and
there are other girls in town who
would appreciate his attentions. But
a man in love is such q blooming idiot
that he prefers to jump through the
hoop. roll over and play dead for the
Girl He Loves. even when she scorTls
him. to being treated with Difference
and respect by other girls
A splendid programme has been ar
ranged BY Madame Sigrid Lunde
Souther, soprano. and Mr.. Haitian
Jebe, yiolinist, for their concert at the
Auditorium Monday evening, October
IS Mr.. ALT kIingenberg. pianist, and
Mr. George Barlow Penny. organist,
will assist. The concert is one OF the
most interesting events, musically and
socially, of the season. 1t Will intro
duce to a Topeka audience two most
excellent artists who have been Sc
cured for his music school by Mr.
dean of the school of fine
arts OF Washburn college. and whose
presence in Topeka is expected to do
much for local artistic interests. It Is
hoped that the concert will attract the
attention it deserves in which case q
series of chamber concerts will be ar
ranged by Mr.. Klingenberg. The
Young women who will act as ushers at
the concert are: Miss Bertha Dins-
more. Miss Louise Kellan, Miss Jean
nette Ware, Miss Mabel Renwick,
Miss Grace Page. Miss Alice Meade,
Miss Celia Smith. Miss Vera Best. Miss
Nellie Pond, Miss Margaret Going.
Miss Josephine Doran will entertain
snrna Of her school friends infor.1a1a LIZ