The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-26

notice Whereas he had said earlier
IN the season that he wasn't going tt
buy a new spring suit he made "a visit
TO his tailor and came out in glad
rags from top TO toe He began to
listen for the telephone and to an
sWer it with unusual alacrity and his
opinions on love, marriage and kim
dred topics were less aciduous than
before. Last night he took the girl 70
La Country club dance. A big fire
lglowed brightly in the inglenook, the
moonlight shone in through the win
COWS and across the polished floor,
s sne orehestra was playing Pm Lone
gnded about IN loving waltz. 81
don't know as I care a WHOM. .
thought the erstwhiIe cynic as he
looKed Down on the girls curly head
nesting on his. shoulder. sswf1et fer
the Country club helps a mans busi-
ness or not
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Jones sent out
atter wedding cards today announce
ing the marriage of their dauphte,
MISS Marguerite Hollis Jones. and Mr.
!Aeodore SnattiEger Wednesday,
hd tenth: at Grace cathedral. At
Holmes, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Topeka chapter of the Delta
| :lmlcrcn Cmicron fraternity issued
m MUTATIONS in Topeka yesterday for
n
berg's The out of town invitations
were sent out last week.
hoA number na of her friends will give
oox party tonight at the Wash burn
Gollege play at the, Grand for Mrs a.
+. Grimsley of Inorganic WI. IVA.
g. 80
The Western .Sorosfs win meet to-
morrow with Mrs. Homer Bowman on
College avenue The Programme will
De the Whittier Centennfal.
o.
Mrs D. L. McEachron gave a kitch-
EN- EN- shower today for Miss Helen Nor
Mrs G H. Bunger gave a luncheon
Gy IN honor of Miss Yearick of
were the women members of the West
Ienth street neighborhood whist club.
q #M -
Mrs: Ralph Skinner will give. a card
Rar5y SATURDAY morning for Miss Maud
Parker of Kansas City.
Miss Edith Morton gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Blanche
Julia Wellhouse's guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gossett, DR.. and
Mrs. Otto Kiene. Miss Nettfe thinner
futile and Mr.. Richard Hargrayes will
have box at the Washburn piav.
The Belle of Richmond, at the
Grand this evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eagle will en-
terrain few guests informally at
cards Saturday night for Mr.. and Mrs
w. Z. Hilton, who leave Sunday for "a
and Mrs. A. w. Dana entertained in
formally last night for Mr.. and Mrs
Hilton. 1gT sr4 n 5rgjaasTlC ~
ST. ~ az 4g
Israel of Topeka, and William E. Hub
bard of Emporia. were married at the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. w
E. Thomas, north of Emporia, yester-
performed under an arch of roses in
the parlor. Rev. Place of the Meth O.
dist church was the officiating minis
ter Only the immediate relatives of
bride wore white taffeta silk and car
ried a bouquet of white carnations
The decorations in the parlor and
dining room were pink roses. The
bpide is the daughter of G.. A. Israel
of Topeka The groom is the youngest
son of c. T. Hubbard of Emporia He
is Well known and well liked young
man in this community. Mr.. and Mrs |
Hubbard will leave Saturday for a |
tour through California.
Los Angeles Times: Miss Rachel Nc
Grath of Topeka, Kan, who, with her
been passing the winter in Los Angeles |
entertained with a matinee party at the |
Auditorium this afternoon, followed by |
a luncheon at Christopher's. The table |
was decorated with pink and white /
sweet peas. and covers were laid for
Mesdames Frank Griffing. d. w c. |
Merriam of Long Beach, Arthur Cav |
thorne, J. ]. Falls, John Guthrie of To- |
peka, Kan. and T. M. Prescott. An en- |
ioyable affair given in Miss McGra this |
honor last evening was the dancing par /
ty at Venice. with which Mr. B. M |
Prescott entertained. Others of the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward jerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griffing. Mr.. and |
Mrs Clarence Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Les |
ter Bennett, Miss Hortense Jones and /
Mr.. Harry Brown. Next Thursday af- /
ternoon Mrs D. w. c. Merriam will en- |
terrain with luncheon at her Long |
Beach home for Miss McGrath who will /
leave the following Saturday for the |
east. The popular young woman is a /
granddaughter of the late Judge Guthrie
of Topeka, for whom the town of Guth-
RE, Oklahoma, was named.
Mrs. Alice Kerle celebrated her
daughter Ruth's seventh birthday Fri
day afternoon at her home on West
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