The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-27

those who saw it. After the play a
short musical programme including the
following numbers was given:
Inc Mil = = :. =. -...-.-.. c1iieto
Sweet Sixteen. -............... Anschutz
Blanche Bass
Melody ..--....-..-..--..... Engelmann
Misses Wood ana Pegram.
Hungarian Dance. 1900. MoszkoWski
Misses Marsh and Wood.
The cast of characters follows.
Mrs. Wigs. ..........-.-..-.R Ruth Price
Jimmie Wigs Georgia Hodgins
Silly Wigs Hazel NoIo
Asia VICES .-.... Eioise Patt1son
Australia Wigs. ......... Esther Doyle
Europena Wigs. 1900 Theodore Marsh
Miss Hay Helen Hazlett
Chris Hay ..-...... George Ann Bostick
Lovely Mary. Blanche Bass
Tommy Observation-Disclosures. Helen Hollar
Mr.. BagDy ...-.. cara swift
Pete. -.----..--.-..-..-- Blancn Afener
Maggie -............... Bessie Priestley
Sally Observation-Disclosures. Lillian Hendricks
Robert. Redding. .Roxye Johnson
Lucy Olcott GROVE ColVer
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welding have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their niece, Miss Matilda Welding, and
Mr.. Adelbert kirkpatrick Wednesday
evening, May 9, at half after eight
o'clock at their home, Euclid and Mac
Vicar avenues.
An eligible young bachelor who
might have his pick of all the I'M
claimed girls in town and who has at
tracted considerable favorable atten-
ton even among the married women
has the audacity to declare that he is
single not from choice but because he
can't find any one willing to look the
preacher straight in the eye and take
the awful chance with him. He
makes the statement that he will buy
or build house and advertise for
wife. Name furnished on application.
The Delta Phi fraternity Of Wash
burn will give dinner at the Throop
tonight which will be the most elabo-
rate in the history of the frat enter
tainments. The company will include
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vernon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Backenstoce, Miss Nettie
Zimmerman. Miss Charlotte Lyle, Miss
Mabel Renwfck, Miss Edith Thompson,
Miss Mary Wilson. Miss Daisy Neil,
Miss Ra Hotchkiss. Miss Margaret
Going, Miss Vivian Tuttle, Miss Anna
Kaufman, Miss Hazel Jones, Miss
Louise NcNeal, Miss Airline DIETRICH
Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Nellie Raster,
Miss Irene MehI, Miss Hazel Larkin
Miss Florence Tucker, Miss Lucy
Dickinson, Miss Marion Thompson
Miss Florence Burdge, Miss Mary
Sutherland. Miss Sarah Mcclellan, Miss
Bertha Dinsmore Of Troy, Mr.. Phillip
k Coldren of Granite, Okla, Mr.. Pliny
Snyder. Mr.. John Van de Mark, Mr..
Omar Smith, Mr. Eldon Tice, Mr.. Otis
Van de Mark. Mr.. Walter Carkuff, Mr.
Herman Carkuff, Mr.. George White,
Mr. Roy Ufford, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.
Grover Taylor. Mr.. Wistar Williams,
Mr. William Snyder, Mr. Ralph
Forbes, Mr.. Ralph Johnson, Mr.
Thomas Bowman, Mr.. Imri Zumwalt,
Mr. James Mcclure, Mr.. Chauncey
Brown. Mr.. Quinton Adams Mr. Glen
Millice, Mr.. Kurt zutavern, DR.. Elmer
Hill.
One of the young Benedicts has a
case with a girl in the Pin Paff Pouf
company.
A Junction City wedding of interest
here where the families of the bride
and groom are known is that of Miss
Cecil Raber, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
c. K Raber, and Mr.. Walter Rock
we'll son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Rockwell which was celebrated Wed
nesday evening at the Universalist
church, Junction City, the Rev. Robert
Spencer of the Episcopal church read
ing the service. The groom is a nephew
of General Chaffee, retired. and is one
of Junction City's prominent young
business men. Mrs Rockwell is a
graduate of Leland Stanford university