The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29

Sam Freshman, Mr. Ben scandrett.
Mr. Monte Kistler Mr.. Dick Hayden
Mr.. GuilfOrd Dudley, Mr.. Dana Nc
Vicar Mr. Walter Hayes, Mr. Theo.
Snattinger, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.
Harry Donaldson, Mr.. Edwin Curry,
MI J. Karl Henderson. Mr.. CharleS
MagaW, Mr.. Walter Burgess, Mr. Paul
Sweet, Mr.. Ilif Felix, Mr.. Bert Reid,
Mr. John Freshman, Mr.. Harry
Freshman, Mr.. Joseph Wilson, MI I'd
Arnold. Mr. Jay House, Mr.. George
Mitchell, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. G. B.
Howe, Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.
James Mcfarland. Mr. Carl Bolmar,
Mr. Paul Roehr, Mr.. Harry Wolf, MI
Art Wolf, Mr.. Bernard Crosby, MI
Harley Reisman, Mr. Mike Murray
Mr. Paul Walker, Mr.. Harry Nalen-
tine, DR.. Rob Stewart. Mr.. Jim Stew
art Mr.. VIII Stewart, Mr.. William
Gardner, Mr. George c. Thompson,
Mr. Wilson Hobart, Mr.. Harold Cope
land. Mr.. Hal Norton, Mr. Clarkson
Millspaugh Mr. Joe Risteen, MI j.
Clyde Corbet Mr.. Harold Colburn,
Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr.. Harry Eagle.
Mr. William H. Curtis.
IN the finals of the woman's golf
championship tournament played on
the Country club course yesterday
Mrs Charles E Gault won over Miss
Mary B. Moore and was awarded the
trophy for this event, a silver loving
cup The first round in this match
was played in November ana the Ell
tries included Mrs. Theodore ID. Ham
matt playing against Mrs. George M;
Crawford, Mrs. Arthur Capper ana
Miss Isabel Smith, Mrs Herbert Arm
strong and Mrs Eugene > Qulnton'
Mrs Carroll B. Merriam and MIS- ,.
w Burt Mrs. Harold T. Chase and
Miss Scandrett, Miss Mary b Moore
and Miss Eva Smith, Mrs William n
West and Miss Helen Smith, Mrs:
Charles E. Gault and MISS Haze ei
Fassler. Mrs CRAWFORD MSS MSS A Pl,y.+
Smith Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs Burt,
Mrs. Chase, Miss Moore. Miss Helen
Smith and Mrs. Gault were the WIN
ners. In the second round Played
from Mrs Crawford, Mrs. Armstrong
from Miss Isabel Smith, Mrs. Burl
from Mrs. Chase and Miss Moore from
Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Grace Griffin, who formerly
lived in AtchisOn and was always con-
sidered one of the most beautiful girls
IN Kansas, was married Thursday
morning at ten o'clock at the nome OF
her mother. Mrs. Caroline Griffin, SO2
Renton boulevard. Kansas City, to Mr.
Aaron Sibley Everest of London, Eng
land formerly of AtchisOn and son
of Mrs Belle Everest of Atchlson- me
Rev. Robert Talbot performed the
ceremony and only immediate relatives
we're present Mr.. and Mrs. Everest
left Immediately for southern trip
and will be at home after February 1
at the Savoy hotel in London. The
marriage is one of the kind the novel
writer's love to tell about which un1tes
beauty with wealth. The Everest fam
lily is one of the most prominent IN
AtchisOn and one of the wealthlest
and Mr.. Everest, who is a very clever
Young chap and has been in London
for the past few years and is meeting
with marked success in business there. |
Mrs. Everest has visited Mrs L. A
Ryder in Topeka and IS well known
here. She Is a member of the Norton
Vile family of Griffins which has been |
in the Kansas legislature !
for three generations
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AT a recent dance one of the chaps |
brought a girl who lives in an I'M !
fashionable part of town and whose |
family is not known in Our Set There |
was Graet Indignation among the girls !
out the rank outsider being mar
pretty and a beautiful dancer +!
he boys didn't seem to mind a bit.
Invitations have been received by |
Topeka friends OF Mr. and Mrs. John |
Travis of Houston, Texas. formerly Of |
Topeka, to the marriage of their |
Pierce Garrett Wednesday evening, |
January 9. at seven O'Clock. 1902 /
Walker avenue, Houston. At home |
after February Is at Houston.
After wedding cards sent out by |
Mrs J. B. Blount of Portland, Oregon,
announce the marriage of her sister, |
Miss Myrtle Coyle. and Mr. Joseph F. |
Bowman of Seattle, December 20, I'M
7erial hotel, Portland. At home in
Seattle. The bride is a sister of Mrs. !
Norman f Keller. 1928 Tyler street. |
md has many friends in Topeka.
A st. Joseph girl of prominent fam
" recently left home to spend a few |
laws announcing to her family that
she would visit girl friend in Topeka.
instead she stayed at an obscure hotel |
While she was here and spent most of
her time with a vaudeville actor whom |
she had met clandestinely in st. Joe |
Ind who was playing at one of the ten
cent vaudeville theaters in Topeka
hat week.
Miss Edna Davis will entertain the
following girls at house party next
week: Miss Hazel Duncan of Atchison.
Miss Agnes Burt Of St. Joe, Miss Leona
Schneider of Detroit, Mich, Miss Eve
yn Crowther Topeka, all students at
St MaryS academy, 1eaVenWOrth.
Miss Mary Weightman entertained
Ter club at tea last night at her home.
431 Harrison street The guests were
Misses Helen and Marguerite Koonts,
Helen Stevenson. Elizabeth Mills. Edith
-onnel. Marguerite Trautman, Kathar-
ne Albaugh, and Georgia Henderson.
It has been rather dull in town to-
lay but yesterday there was lots doing;
wo visiting heiresses who looked the
part Great Excitement everywhere.
When their host took the party down
Kansas avenue on their first parade in
he morning it was whispered that the
girls would inherit fifty thousand. but
he sum kept growing as new bulletins
we're posted at the Elks' club and the
,igar store until by evening, they were
exported to be worth seven millions
zach.
Mrs Robert Stone will give dinner