The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-28

MONDAY
D. d. Whist club Mrs. Arthur Mills
hostess.
Mrs H. i Whitcomb luncheon for
Mrs. l. IT. Wishard of lola, and Mrs.
III b. Asher of Lawrence.
Mr.. Harry Agnew Bubb of Williams
port, Pa. dinner al the topeka club
for the men of his bridal party
Evening reception at the Governors
House for the members CT the Wo-
mans Kansas Day club.
TUESDAY.
Felicity Whist club, Mrs. Willis Cos
ton hostess
Mr. and Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler
dinner at the Topeka club for Mr.. and
Nlrs n. Burrows Bubb OF Williams
A1r. and Mrs. John Forrest Dillon II.
II Kansas City dinner at the home of
llr. and Mrs Hiram Price Dillon for
the Wheeler-Bubb bridal party.
Wr and Mrs. Theodore Hammatt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold #. Chase
evening for the Evening club
WEDNESDAY,
Afternoon wedding ait Grace cathe-
draI at half after 4 o'clock of Miss
Marjorie Wheeler and Mr.. Harry
Agnew Bubb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler.
small wedding reception for their
daughter Marjorie and Mr.. Harry
Agnew Bubb.
THURSDAY.
February meeting of the city fedora
ton Of clubs at the First Baptist
February Assembly dance at stein
berg's-
AR and Mrs John BIacky Meade
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Elizabeth Holmes, to Mr.
Walter Roy Ranney Of Arkansas City.
The wedding viii take place soon after
Easter. Miss Meade is the second of
n n1rfae-ffT1rr r7H
lar daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
and is "a great faVorite with a host of
friends i'm Topeka. to many of whom
the announcement Of her engagement
vii lcome ass a surprise. Mr. Ranney is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ranney
OF Arkansas City, formerly Of Topeka
and is a young man of unusual talents
ana DrllllauL promise He is the treas
urer of the Ranney-Davis wholesale
mercantile house of Arkansas City and
as he formerly lived here has many
Topeka acquaintanees. The Meade and
Iianney families are friends of long
standing, but the engagement is com
paratively new, having resulted from
short visit which Miss Meade made
al the Ranney home last month.
Wonder il there is any truth in that
rumor that the dauEh ter of a we'll
known family attended the prize fight
Che other night in her brothers
ciOthes2
MI ana MIS-. Harry G.. ASnDT have
been the guests of honor at a number
of very pretty entertainments during
the past week Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
J. Armstrong gave two dinners one
last Saturday and one Thursday even
ing. AT the first the decorations were
all in red. red roses. red candles and
shades making most effective table
and ait the second dinner the dec0ra-
tious were the same except that pink
was the color used At Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Freeman's beautiful dinner
at the Topeka club Wednesday night
the table had two large Marie Antoin-
cite baskets filed with pink sweet
peas the handles adorned with shaded
pink and green satin ribbon. Pink
shaded candles in silver candelabra
were used for lighting. Mr.. and Mrs.
eugene s. Quinton gave a violet dinner
Friday evening and last night Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Capper gave a pretty
o'clock supper, Red flowers and can
dies decorated the table.
It's strange how an infection ~e the
voice or a transpositiOn of the phrases
VIII change the meaning of sentence.
"A Topeka girl had very ardent and
importurate sutton who used to tell her,
when he was urging her to name the
day, that ne didn't care where they went
on their wedding trip; she could go
wherever she pleased And when she
finally refused him and accepted anoth-
err man he still insisted that she could
go-wherever she pleased. He didn't
caret
Miss Helen Smiths dinner last night
for Miss Marjorie Wheeler, Mr. Harry
AeneW Rubb of Williamsport Pa and
the members of the bridal party which
win attend them at their wedding next
Wednesday afternoon, was a notable
event in the series of entertainments
which Miss Wheeler's friends have Civ
en for her. The table decorations were
all in red. Red roses formed the CEN
terpiece and there were red rose candle
sticks with red candles and shades at
each cover. The place cards were heart
shaped and had red rose designs and
rne favors were small doll brides Mr..
Eubb. his brothers. Mr.. George /. Bubb.
who VIII be his first grOomsman and
h1r N Burrows Bubb ii and Mr.. S.
Van Brown. all of WilliamspOrt. who
win be ushers at the wedding. arrived
yesterday in time for the dinner.
care YOU going to the wedding, -
somebody asked a man yesterday I
ans he replied. eff I can make a noise
like frock coat and a silk hat
Topeka man who is rather near
sfeated frequently goes out on Bac-
ehanaltan bout and the next morning