The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-26


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Bubb are the
parents of a son, born this morning at
their home at Williamsport, Pennsyl-
vania. Mrs. Bubb was before her mar
riage Miss Marjorie Wheeler of Topeka
and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett r. Wheeler of 1888 Greenwood
avenue, Potwin-
The marriage of Miss Lucinda Nicely
of LeavenwOrth, second daughter OF
Mrs. Shaw Fred Nicely. and Mr. Edward
Calvert, lieutenant of the Ninth cavalry,
U S. A, will be solernnized at the
Church of st. Paul Thursday evening.
April 4. The Rev. F. n. Akin Will read
the service and owing to a recent be-
reavemenU in the brides family only the
immediate relatives will be present.
Lieutenant CaIvert's. regiment leaves in
May for the Philippines and. his VIII De
one of four or five brides who Will ac-
company the regiment. Miss Murlel
Ingalls, of Atchison whose marriage TO
Lieutenant Davis of the Ninth taxes
place April will be another.
The announcement of Miss Neelys
engagement is of especial interest in
Topeka for Miss Nicely has visited mere
a great many times. When Mr.. Albert
T. Reid established the Leavenworth
Post he secured Miss Nicely for society
editor OF the paper and she did some
very creditable newspaper work ana
made her department one or the pest III
and attractive young woman and on her
marriage and departure Leavenworth
will lose one of her most agreeable ana
popular daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A H Merrell. formerly
of Topeka but now of Los Angeles, CAL,
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Mary Alice to Mr. Ira O. Bart
lett of Atlantic City, New Jersey. the
wedding will take place some time In
May.
A high school boy has been in the
sophomore class for three years and mas
never been known to recite. His teach-
ers have finally decided to accept the
inevitable and it is a sort of TRADITION
with the faculty not to expect him 10
make any short of showing in the reel
tation room. The other day his Enghsh
teacher in momentary fit OF apstrac-
ton was so careless as to address a |
question to him but she came to
promptly and humbly begged his par
don
Miss Alice Meade will entertain in |
formally Saturday afternoon for Miss
Virginia Meade, Miss Faye McConnell |
and Miss Grace Chaplin, students at the !
X S. a. c. at Manhattan who VIII /
spend the Easter vacation in Topeka.
Mrs. A. X Wilson has asked guests
for a luncheon Friday in Easter week in |
compliment to Mrs. Fred Wilson
p
Mrs. w. w. Strickland will entertain
the Friday bridge club at luncheon and I
bridge at the Throop Friday
!
Mrs. David Norton entertained her
bridge club today. Mrs. Hal Hazlett.
Mrs Ben Akers and Mrs. Joseph Nor
gan were substitutes.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. T Cartilage, Mr.. and T
Mrs. F. w. watson and Mr. and Mrs
David Norton were substitutes at thesE
of the evening five hundred
club which was entertained last night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Short
The Washburn freshmen gave a class
party in Boswell hall last night.
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1t will be well worth your while
even if you are not on buying bent
to step into Mrs. Lords Flower Room
one of these days before Easter for
there is not a more attractive place in
town. This is always true. fer her
little shop bears constant witness to
the fact that its proprietor is 4 wo-
man of exceptional taste and originate