The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-01

with a border of maiden hair fern. The
Rev. DR.. w. c. Evans performed the
ceremony, and Mr. Alfred Galloway of
Greensboro, n. c., was his brothers
groomsman. Miss Grace Welch a t the
piano played the wedding music. The
wedding breakfast was served at quar-
tette tables adorned with lilacs. The
out of town guests included Mr. Al
fred Galloway of Greensboro, Mrs. J.
H. Dennis OF Chanute, and her daugh-
ter, Florence Dennis, who is a student
at the University at Lawrence, Miss
Minnie Dennis and Mr.. Fletcher Dennis
of Washington. D. c., and Miss Vir-
Galloway left this afternoon for Sault
Sainte Marie, Mich, where their honey
moon will be spent. At home after
June at 416 North Elm street, Green's
boro, n. c.
Mrs. ". A Johnston gave a luncheon
at Elmwood today for Mrs. Paul Hud-
son of the City of Mexico. The table
was decorated with lilacs and the 9TH
er guests included Mrs. j. K. Hudson,
Mrs. Dell Keller, Mrs. William c.
Smith, Mrs. Nathan Price, Mrs. NJ. A
Low, Mrs. J. B. Johnson. Mrs. Theodore
Wilkie, DR.. Deborah Longshore, Mrs.
Eugene F. Ware, Miss Abby Ware,
Mrs. John E. Frost and Mrs. E W
Hoch.
A Western avenue girl has recently
taken up the study of astronomy with
great deal of zeal. (Chart furnished
on application.
Miss Matilda Welding, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Delbert Kirkpatrick takes
place next week, is the guest Of honor
at a reception being given this after
noon by Mr.. Kirkpatrick's sister, Mrs.
J. K. Bair. The rooms are very pref
lily decorated. The hostess and the
guest of honor receive in the library
where Hlacs and sweet william
abound in profusion and the drawing
room has lilacs and lilies of the valley
excluded the lights glow through
/ shaded red and white globes and red
roses decorate the table and buffet.
Strands of Smilax trim the chandelier
and extend to the four corners of the
/ table which IS bare except for a hand
+ some linen set embroidered in de-
I sign of red roses. About one hundred
/ guests were asked and the assisting
I friends include Mrs. Willis D. Storrs.
/ Mrs w. 3. kirkpatrick, Mrs. Carl
/ Wedding. Mrs. Harry Noble, Mrs.
| Lewis Greenwood. Miss Lillian Kirk
I patrick. Miss Berenice OFT. Miss Ger
/ trude Bauer, Miss Nellie Kirk, Miss
/ Grace Beard. Miss Eta COvell Miss
4 Alice Noble. Miss Ruth Bauer and
/ Miss Ramona Kirkpatrick. The hours
are from half after two to half after
/ five O'Clock and the assisting party will
/ be entertained at supper after the re-
/ ception.
Mrs Homer Bowman gave a supper
! last night at her house on College Hill
! for some. Of the Washburn students in
/ compliment to Mr.. Kurt Zutavern in
! celebration of his birthday anniver-
sary. The other guests were Miss
I Mary Sutherland. Miss Anna Whiting,
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/ Miss Maud Markham, Miss Elsie
I Wood, Miss Hazel Larkin, Mr.. Leslie
Montgomery, Mr. Louis Zutavern. Mr..
Louis Brinkman, Mr.. Abe King. Mr..
Thomas Bowman, Mr.. Carl Bowman.
From the Kansas city Star: Mr..
and Mrs. William Greene. of Cedar
hurst. announce the marriage of their
] daughter, Fleda Lee, to Mr. Edward
i Harold Dauchy of Chicago, Tuesday.
April "A. After an extended eastern
i trip Mr. and Mrs. Dauchy viii be at
home in Kansas City.
Mr.. Dauchy is son of W. E.
+ Dauchy. formerly chief engineer OF
the Rock Island at Topeka. He at
tended the Topeka high school and has
many friends here.
Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom and Mrs
Harry Nichols entertained the Ideal
card club yesterday afternoon at the
+ home of the former The substitutes
! We're Mrs. J. B. McAfee. Mrs John
Green, Mrs. Earl Graham, Mrs. Paul
i Joseph, Miss Van Tassle of Yankton
s. d. Miss Rachel N4eGrath, Miss Vrir-
gil McGrath, Miss Helen Hogeboom
/ The club will meet next time with Mrs
Harry Guthrie and Mrs. Thomas Davis
at the formers home
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Roy Ranney of Arkansas City
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs. James P. Rowley and hei
daughter and son. Miss Floyd Roben.
son and Mr.. Amer Robenson. went L
Fort I-eavenworth yesterday to sta.
until tomorrow Mr.. Arner RobensoI
1 is taking his examination fer entraac.
at West Point where he goes in June.
Miss Jennie Broderick of Holton #
expected tomorrow to visit Mrs. Charlie
Allan Mills
Mrs. Thomas and son. Mr.. Richars