The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-20

Mrs. George card Corning or BOULDER
Nqhs announces the engagement OF ner
daughter. Sallie Hardness to Mr.. Nath-
anlel Andrew Black. The wedding VIII
take place some time in December, and
VIII be an event Of especial interest TO
Topeka people with whom Miss Corn
ing and Mr.. Black enjoy an uncommon
degree OF popularity. The Corning fam
1iy formerly lived IN Topeka and nave
made frequent visits here since they
took up their residence IN Colorado.
Kiss Corning is an unusually pretty.
loNable and capable girl she mas an
Ahe usual accompaniment OF a young
woman reared in ease and luxury ana
many practical ones beside and she is
SO well liked here that the news of her
approaching marriage to a Topeka man
is being received with much enthusiasm
1Grz Black, who is in the Office Of the
general passenger agent Of the Santa
IRE mas lived IN Topeka Tor ABOUT 10
years and has numerous friends here.
ae is a brother Of Mr.. jerry Black,
general traffic manager Of the Santa Fe.
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a Lawrence engagement which has
but recently been announced to 4nti-
mate friends of the young people is that
eoE Miss Della Frazer and Mr.. Joe Ram
say. Mr.. Ramsay is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Ramsay of DIT Fillmore
street and lived in Topeka until about
year ago when he was appointed
ticket agent OF the Santa H'e at Law
renee. Miss Frazer has lived in Law
renee all her life and is well known in
Topeka through frequent visits to Mrs.
L1cIIeEE Il. Armstrong. 6uG IS q SldUu-
ate OF the University OF Kansas and a
member. Of the Kappa Alpha Theta,
sorority. Mr.. Ramsay also formerly at
tended the university and is a Phi Psi.
The wedding, it is said, viii take place
this winter.
Nr. and Mrs. John z. Moon announce
the engagement of their daughter
Helen, to DR.. A. H. Thompson. The
wedding viii take place very quietly at
The Moon residence on Monroe street
Tuesday October go and viii be at
tended only by members Of the Moon
ana Thompson families. The Rev. Dr.
$. S. Estey Will perform the ceremony
and the bride and groom viii be unat-
tended They win go Immediately to
L1r. Thompsonss house, 607 Tenth ave
nue., west, where they viii be at home.
NI- and Mrs. Charles Haines of Sa-
bctha, the latter a sister of Miss Moon,
ana their children and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred B0nebrake Of Usage City, viii be
here for the wedding
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The TivOh, a new dancing club in the
younger set gave their first dance last
night at Steinberg's. Those who attend
ed were Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mohler, Miss
stone Of Lawrence, Miss frankie Dun
can of Denver, Miss Margaret Pearson
of the University Of Lawrence, Miss
Ethel Davis, Miss Ella Davis, Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Isabel Heath, Miss Ed
ma Herbst, Miss Nellie Adillspaugh. Miss
Nadine Lyle, Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Margaret
f7arvey Miss Grace Walworth, Miss
Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Louise McNeaI Miss Marie Lager
strom, Miss Hazel Kaiser, Miss Edith
Morton Miss Lillian Parfltt Miss Mar
garet Going, Miss Helen Brown Mr..
Ralph Burke OF Kansas City, Mr.. Harry
Eagle, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr.. George
Neale, III Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr..
Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Clarence Jordan,
Mr. Jim Mcfarland Mr.. Tinkham Veale,
Mr. Monte Histler, Mr.. Louis HalL Mr..
George Beach, Mr. Wilson Hobart, Mr..
Ray Birchheld, Mr.. Robert Steele Mr..
Earl Ewart, Mr.. Ward Spielman, Mr..
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Fred Parfitt Mr..
Osborn Larimer, Mr.. Frank F1enniken,
Mr.. Glen Millice, Mr.. Dale Miller, Mr..
Harry Freshman, Mr.. William Well
house Mr. Roy Starr, Mr.. Maurice Viii
SON. Mr.. Carl Trap, Mr. Clyde COrbet,
1Gr. Earl Spencer, Mr.. Harold Copeland,
Mr.. Harry Wolf, Mr.. Art Wolf, Mr..
Harry sturgis, Mr.. Wayte Lyle.
Miss June Mitchell will entertain the
following friends at a marshmallow
roast and indoor picnic tonight at her
home on Fillmore street in honor Of
Miss Eva Rees Of Omaha who is here
from college at Manhattan to spend
Sunday; Miss Ruth Hamlin, Miss Una
Lyle. Miss Berenice Healy, Miss Hazel
Nelson, Miss Janet Hurrie, Miss Lille
Jordan, Hiss Winifred Burch, Miss
Louise E1EALAs MISS 1DScllltLE cry
Mr.. Fred Corssley, Mr.. Harry Curtis,
Mr. Clinton kibbee, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr.
Patti Monsypenny, Mr. Earl Glover, Mr.
Alfred Quinton and Mr.. Leslie RoWles
The marriage Of Miss Lottie Eugenia
Steiner and Mr.. Edward Gordon King
of Topeka took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Stelz-
ner in AnadarkO. Oklahoma y ednes-
day morning at half after eight O'Clock.
The Rev Mr.. Ties performed the cere-
nfonv which was followed by a wedding
breakfast. The brides sister, Miss Leta
Steiner, attended her as maid Of honor,
and her brother, Mr.. Fred Steiner, was
Mr. Kings attendant. The bride wore
= simple girIish gown of white Paris
muslin and carried brides roses Mr..
and Mrs. King have come to Topeka
where they will make their home with
nff-ECing's mother Mrs Edward King,
1880 MuIvane street Mr.. and Mrs
prank Bowen gave a small family din
Y1er for them yesterday. Mrs. n. @
Bowman entertained them at luncheon
foaav and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen
win give a family dinner for them this
evening.
The ladies Of the Washburn faculty
~-he make their home at Hartford
cottage will give a Halloween party in
psre Hail for the members Of the
Nautilus club and their husbands.
rbe Central Park Chautauqua will
meet Tuesday evening, Oct %, with
KISS Eliza beth Eby, 1906 Buchanan
erect The programme viii be:
INC English Government. -....-.-
.......-...... r. W. Coppedge
Opening Of the East ;..-...
w. ]. Richenbacher
-r--af solo ..........-. Miss CfilkersOn
fsvuabeline ...-.--.--..- DR.. Westerfeld
rT3-a Duel With France Frances Smith
Mrs. c. II. Samson gave a ehildren's
.,@rfr this afternoon for her son Philip.
s-I- ana hrvs invited were Emily