The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-15

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Invitations have been received in
Topeka to the marriage of MISS
Blanche SeabroOk Imboden, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Hiram 1mboden, 70
MI Harry Wilbur Stanley, son OF MT;
and Mrs William Eugene Stanley, al
of Wichita, which Will take place at
the First Methodist church of Wien
tta Wednesday evening, November 70.
At home after December q, y -,
Enclosed with the wedding invitations
are cards for a wedding reception
Friday evening, November 80, 10 De
given by Mr.. and Mrs Imboden ana
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eugene Stanley
Many people IN Topeka and elsewhere
in Kansas will be interested IN the
wedding of Miss ImbOden ana MT
Stanley. The former frequently VISIT
ed the Stanley family at the Gov
ernor's House during Governor stan
ley's administration and has a num-
Der Of acquaintance here ana MT
Stanley was very popular in the young
set with which he was identified dur
ing the family's stay in Topeka Both
graduates Of Baker University, Bad
win.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore d. Hammatt
Ass~ill entertain five tables at bridge in
formally this evening in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. A D. Lundy OF chi
Icd&O VINO are guests OF MIS- AulldS .
mother, I rs Julia E. Thompson, and
her. sisters. Mrs. Willis Norton ana
Mrs. Harold t. Chase Other enter
tainments for Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy are
an evening bridge Saturday to be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Chase. and one Tues
day OF next week of which Mrs. Nor
ton will be the hostess. and an m
formal family dinner to be given by
Mr.. Armin Fassler and Miss Hazel
Fassler
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Mrs P. G. Noel gave an informal
afternoon tea today for her guest
Mrs, F. z. Holiday, Of Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Larimer gave a
dinner last night for Miss Sarah Scott
of PIttsburg, Pa. Those present were
Governor and Mrs. z. W. Hoch, Cen
eral and Mrs. J. w F. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Larimer. Miss Scott
and Miss Hoch.
Mrs. Dick Alden entertained her
whist club this afternoon. The Aldens
have recently moved from 1885 Polk
street to the Arthur Murphy house at
1874 Topeka avenue which Mr. Alden
has purchased.
Mrs. James Frederick Scott will be
the hostess instead of Mrs. W. E
Ogston of the Friday bridge club at
luncheon and afternoon bridge Friday
November %.
Misses Ida and Mary Wingert en-
tertained the Spalding Reading club
at book party Tuesday evening IN
honor of Mrs. Louis P. Wingert Of Lou
isvilIe, KY. The prize for the best COS
tune representing the title of a book
was voted to the guest of honor who
represented Rose in Bloom. There
were about 90 guests.
DR. and Mrs. F. a. Rooster win en-
tertain informally this even
as Hudson of Springfield. O., who are
spending a few weeks in town. The in |
vitations include Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Atchison, |
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. b. Martin. Mr. and !
Mrs. Homer Martin. Mr. and Mrs. D. !
J. Kline, Mr.. and Mrs William Day,
Mrs. William Gushard of Decatur, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kirk will entertain
this evening for Mr. and Mrs. William
Babcock Of Seattle, Wash, guests of
Mrs. C G. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Snyder of Colorado Springs,
who are visiting Mrs. Jessie O'Connor
1904 Harrison street. Mrs. O'COnno-
Will give an informal entertainment to-
morrow evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Snyder of Colorado Springs.
Arrangements are under way for 4
benefit concern to be given by the mu-
sicians of Topeka under the auspices |
of the Ladies' Music club for the Amer |
lean composer, Mcdowell. whose *
Quisite compositions are known to cN-
cry lover of good music and for whom
benefits are being given by musicians
throughout the country since it became !
generally known that he is mortalIy i'll
and almost destitute financially. The
date of the Topeka benefit has not yet
been announced but the concert will be
the best that local talent can give and
ought to attract record breaking au-
dience.
The Good Government club will meet
Saturday afternoon with DR.. LongshorS |
and Mrs. Theo A, Wilkfe of 1851 Clay |
street. The Chalitso club of Highland |
Park and the women of the Crittenton
home board will be guests.
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Lawrence Gazette: DR.. and Mrs. Geo. |
Esterly entertained at a dinner Tues |
day evening for members of the fam /
lily, as q compliment to Miss Dell Fra. |
ger and Mr.. Joseph R. Ramsey. whose !
marriage will be celebrated Wedness /
day evening. November 81
. One OF the pretty informal weddings |
of the season was that which took /
place yesterday afternoon. "Wednesday. |
at the home of Mrs. -Stauffenberg. 1877 /
Harrison street, when Mr.. Howard Il |
purkee of Hancock. Mich and Miss |
Grace E Nettels We're married. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev |
Mr.. Wark- Mr. Albert Reitz sang be- !
fore the ceremony When thou art from |
my side" The guests were received |
by the bride and groom. Miss Ne+telss
dress was white crepe de chine over |