The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
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the First district federation. was in
PRODUCED in the decorations
The receiving party included Mrs.
Hoch and Mrs. Clement Smith, presi-
dent of the Topeka federation; Mrs.
w. A. Johnston, director of the General
Federation Of Women's clubs; Mrs
May Belleviile Brown of Salina, presi-
dent of the Kansas federation; Mrs. H
3. Asher OF Lawrence and Mrs. y. 1.
Mcdowell of Salina, treasurer and cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Lee
Monroe. general federation secretary
of the *. F. W. c.; Mrs. H. o. Carney
president of the First district fedora
ton, and the other officers of this fed
Grafton, who are Miss Martha Beck of
Holton, Mrs. G. W. Welcome of Hia-
watha, AIRS. F. H. Lemon of Leaven-
worth Mrs De Witte c. NelliS, Mrs.
A J. Best of Centralia and Mrs. W. H
Smith of Seneca: and the other officers
of the Topeka federation who are be-
side Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs. J. W.
Going. Miss Lucy Kingman, Mrs. F. w
Watson. Miss Maud Bishop, and Mrs
6. A Huron. They were assisted by
the members Of the local reception
committee including Mrs. NJ A. Low,
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas. Mrs. Eugene
F. Ware. Mrs. Adrian L. Greene. Mrs
Abram Hammatt, Mrs. ". S. Eberle,
Mrs. d. A Mulvane, Mrs. E. H. Ander-
son, Mrs. Charles L. Wood. Mrs. A J.
McCabe, and Mrs. p. c. Chamberlain.
The young women who assisted in the
dining room were Mrs. Albert T. Reid,
Miss Anna Marie Nellis Mrs. Don Null
vane, Miss doch. Miss Berenice Fuller.
Miss Margaret Going. Miss Mildred
Poindexter. Miss Annabel Carney. Miss
Mary MacLennan. Miss Helen Estey
and Miss Clyde Bonebrake.
The Ladies' Music club is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. George w.
Parkhurst.
Miss Ethel Davis will entertain the
Friday Whist club Friday in comph-
ment to her gust, Miss Grace Moses of
Great Bend.
Mrs Frank D. Hahn. 6S3 Buchanan
street. has asked issued invitations for
thimble parties Monday and Tuesday
afternoons Of next week. About twen-
ty-fve friends will be entertained at
each party.
The Esetoric club of which Miss
Sarah Mcclellan is a member VIII give
a dinner in her honor saturday even
ing al the J. IA. Meade residence. me
marriage of Miss Mcclellan and MI Ed
Gossett takes place next Tuesday.
The A. c. T. Whist club which play
ed last winter reorganized for this sea-
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Lillian Trapp. The old members are
Mrs. Charles Sessions. Mrs. Q. W.
Myers. Mrs Jesse S. Leach, Mrs. 0. j.
Hamilton, Miss Trap and Mrs. Floyd
Baker and additional members to make |
up three tables have been asked.
The marriage of Miss Alice Beach, +
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George c. /
Beach. 500 Tyler street, and Mr.. Henry /
Alexander BUrslSin of Kansas City /
took place last night at the home of
the brides parents. the Rev Francis /
j.. Hayes officiating. The bride and !
groom were unattended ana only I'M
mediate relatives were asked for the !
wedding The bride wore a gown of /
crepe de chine and carried brides |
roses. MI and Mrs. Bursl1in are the /
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Beach for a /
few days after which they Will go to /,
Kansas City whore they Will be at
home after November 1 at 2401 Troost |
avenue
BY mistake the word dance in the |
society column of a Kansas paper I
was speIt finance. But perhaps that !
wasn't SO far of. Many a girl regards I
her f1ance as her Permanent Meal
Ticket.
A surprise wedding took place in
Kansas City last night. There was
fashionable church wedding and i'm
mediately afterwards one of the brides |
maids. MISS Mary McAliieI- ana net
fance Mr.. George Reuland. slipped
over to the home OF her cousins and |
we're married. The bridal party of the
first wedding accompanied them and
the bride wore her bridesmaid gown
you've had four telephone calls
already" they told the Office LothariO
when he arrived this morning. Either
four different girls or four calls from
II hope it's the former" said the
o. l. because if it was one girl it's
a ctnch I don't want to see anybody
who wants to see me that bad"
The NJ. w. club was entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs Sadler J.
Hodgins at her home. 216 Tyler street.
Mrs. ". F. Logan VIII be the next
hostess.
A quiet and simple wedding which
will take place tonight at the home of
the brides parents fIr. and Mrs. Grin
B. Foote, 1431 Tyler street, viii be
that of Miss Mamie Foote and Mr..
James E. Banker, both OF Topeka The
Rev. Guy Foster OF Kansas City, Kan
sas. will perform the ceremony and
the brides sole attendant Will be her
little niece, Beth Foster of Kansas
City. who will carry the wedding ring
in the heart of a white rose. Tn
house will be decorated in white
cosmos blossoms. palms and ferns.
Miss Anna Parry Bundy viii play
RubenEtein's Melody in F during the
ceremony. The brides gown is white
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