The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-26


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Miss Jessie Wilson, Miss Lola Harris
Miss Ina Whiteker. Miss Mabel Eddy,
Miss Myrtle Whiteker. Miss Irene Will
llams, Miss Lora Whiteker. Miss Hoy
w hiteker, Miss Eva Curries Miss Ethel
Williams, Miss Nora Williams. Miss
Lena Williams. Miss Nettie Brannock
Ct Pleasant Hill. Missouri Mr. Ed
Brown OF ffolton. Mr.. John Whiteker,
Mr.. Reuben Peabody, Mr.. Clarence
Huff, Mr.. Myron Eddy, Mr.. E. w.
Brown, Mr.. Albert Wilson. Mr.. Jim
Wilson, Mr.. E. G. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be the
guests Of honor at reception to be
given tonight by the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson. 325
Klein avenue. They viii leave tomor-
row Tor wedding trip to Chicago and
New York and viii be at home in To-
pel1a.
Today is Woman's day at the Pike
centennial celebration at Flke's nonu-
ment, Republic City. Mrs. ]. D. McFar-
land of Topeka, president of the Wo-
mans Kansas Lay club, is presiding and
the presidents of the principal women's
organizations of the state, the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, The
Women's Relief Corps, the W. C. T, u,
the Equal Suffrage associate and the
Kansas Federation of Women's clubs
centennial viii last the rest of this week.
Mrs Lee Monroe and Miss Ruth WEIGH
are attending the celebration.
Probably an old one: A bashful Irish
youth was being urged by his father to
get married. He said he thought he
would hl1evit fine but he was afraid to
propose to- a girl. His father .upbraided
him for his lack of courage and said,
why. I hated to come to the point my
self, when was lad, but 1 did 1t and
I've never regretted it 20, yesi" re-
pied the son, but you didn't have TO
ask anybody but mother. I'd have to
ask a perfect stranger
Mrs. John Bradley entertained the
Fillmore street whist club yesterday at
an all day meeting at Green Tree Lodge
the Merriam country place. The party
| included Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. J. c. Nc
| Clintock, Mrs aHammatt, Mrs. T. T.
Kelly. Mrs. A. A. Hurd, Mrs. James
Belcher, Mrs. F. A. Dwinell Of Vermont
Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mrs. Willis Norton
! Mrs. Eugene Quinton and Mrs. John c.
Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". wikidal. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. J. r. Histed, Miss Helen Quinton
Miss Gala Cuttell, Miss Fay Quinton
man and Mr. Bert Reid will compose q
! line party at the circus this evening.
His golf" said one man of anothei
! at the Country club the other day, 're-
minds me of one Of those fool election
bets which oblige the loser to roll a pea
nut a mile with a toothpick.'
Miss Alice Lakin will entertain tbs
/ Friday whist club at the first meeting Of
the season Friday afternoon of this
week
Miss Mabel King viii entertain Friday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss
Effie King.
Mrs. Nelson Giles, Of No. ga Lan'
street, will entertain informally this
evening in honor of her brother, Mr.
/ Sorrent Barton and his bride. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barton were married in San Fran
cisco two weeks ago and are on an ex-
/ tended wedding trip. They viii be ths
guests Of Mrs Giles and her mother
Mrs. c. A. Barton. for few days.
The first meeting of the season of the
Iolene Embroidery club will be held thu
first Thursday IN October with Mrs
John J. Green
Miss Lulu Fordyce, Mrs. Anna Full
ton Glib and Miss Caroline Nespe
gave an informal evening which wa
/ made the occasion Ol d A4AoSSlAdAACOA
shower for the guest of honor ant
prospective bride, Miss Effie King
! Tuesday night at the home of Mis-
/ Fordyce, 100 Taylor street. The in
vitations included: Miss King, Mrs
d. G. Kline, Mrs. w. R. Faulkner
Mrs. Blanche Wilson Mcdowell, Mrs
/ G. G. Love, Mrs F. L. Campbell, Mis-
| Mabel King, Miss Anna Buchanan
| Miss Anna Bauman, Miss Wilson, Mis-
Mary and Miss Margaret Wilson, Mis-
Nell Wetherholt, Miss Ned Griffitt
Miss Bessie Bates, Miss Emily Reising
Miss May Petro, Miss Edna Simpson
Miss Clara Shirk, Miss Mary and Miss
LYDIA Wingert Miss Cassavant, Mis-
Julia Whitmer, Miss LII Grace Whit
mer. Miss Sidney Gardner, Miss Emma
Greif.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. John Grimes of Dana, Indiana
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
John H. Outland and will be here fol
a number of weeks.
Mr.. Charles Sessions accompanied
by Mr. Harvey Fleming of Kansas
City leaves tonight for Hays City t.
shoot prairie chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Dickinson ant
| Mr.. Ray Dickinson are planning to g
to Lawrence, Sunday in t'.cir touring
car to spend the day with Miss Luc.
Dickinson. who is attending the uni
versity. Mrs F. NJ. Neal, who's
daughter Caroline is also in the Uni
versity, will accompany them.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kariher o
Youngstown, Ohio, are expected Fri
dav to visit Mr. and Mrs. j. K. May