The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-01

Miss Margaret Going, Miss Helen
| Spielman. Miss Mary Dallas Gage,
Miss Mary Moore. Miss Josephine
Keller, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Isa-
| del Heath, Miss Ella Davis, Miss Bere-
nice johnson of Atchison, Miss LaVere
Langdon, Miss Madeline Whitney. Mr..
irwin Snattinger, M. Jay Close, Mr..
| Glenn Haughey, Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr..
George Willard, Mr.. George Beach,
Mr., Rodger Murphy of Atchison. Mr..
Harold Colburn, Mr.. Frank Boggs, Mr..
Robert McGifert, Mr.. Harry Fleish-
man, Mr.. John Freshman, Mr.. Francis
Bonebrake, Mr.. Donald Dick Of Chi
| cago, Mr.. Roy Thompson, Mr.. Earl
Allen and Mr.. Luther Thomas of En-
poria, Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. Clyde
Adams. Mr.. Scott Payne of Emporia,
Mr.. Harlow Hurley, Nj. Roy HiIe, Mr..
Julius Marks, Mr.. Totl Sweeney and
Mr.. Thurman Fitzpatrick of Law
Fort Russell, Wyo.. Mr.. Ned Sprague
of Emporia, Mr. Dewitt Hagar. Mr..
Ralph Seger, Mr.. Alfred Quinton. Mr..
Clyde Corbett, Mr.. Joe Connell, Mr..
of Kansas City, Mr.. Wilson Hobart,
Mr.. Grove Dolman. Mr.. Dana Davis, |
Mr.. Malcolm Copeland, Mr.. William
Wellhouse, Mr.. Frank Kirkwood of
Emporia, Mr.. Osborn Larimer. Mr.. |
Jim Mcfarland, Mr.. Jim Stewart, Mr. |
John Carver, Mr.. Sumner Evering- |
ham, Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr.. |
Tinkham Veale, Mr.. Price Holmes of |
Emporia, Mr.. Monte Kistler Mr.. Roy |
Johnson, Mr.. Roy Rauch, Mr.. John |
Clugston. Mr.. Warren Hopkins, Mr..
Harry FogweIl. Mr.. Art Wolf. Mr..
Frank Griggs. Mr.. Art Gray. Mr. Louis
Hall. Mr.. Warrick Updegraff, Mr. Roy
Funnel, Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr.. Mil
ton Miller and Mr.. William Miller of
Earl Ewart. Mr.. Marlin Poindexter.
Mr.. Richard Fritts, Mr.. Hugh McFar-
land, MI David Overmyer, Mr.. Dick
Reed, Mr.. Allen McNea1 Mr. Roy
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Alexander LOOMS. Mr.. otto Connell.
Mr.. Ben Bear, Mr.. David Gray. Mr..
Floyd Stevens, Mr.. Darwin Bradley,
Mr. Roland West, MT. Harry G Surts,
Meade, Mr.. Ike Lambert of Enporia,
Mr.. Dick Hall. Mr.. George Veale III,
Mr.. Melvin Walworth, Mr.. Herbert
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Merritt Hodson
of Chicago, Mr.. Robert Johnson of :
Lawrence. Mr.. Frank Hodges, Mr.
Henry Perkins of LAWRENCE, Mr.
James Hughes, Mr.; Stanley reed
There is a clever young bachelor in
town who is prosperous and successful
at everything else but proverbially un-
lucky at love. People who have kept
tab on his career estimate that he has
had more lemons handed to him, in the !
girl business, than any other two men
in town. Not that the girls don't like
him but that he has on of those unde-
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caring for any girl who cares for him SO
that with him, to win is to lose no mat
ter how the affair turns out. His latest
departure is to fall in love with mar
lfed woman and all his friends are
waiting with bated breath Cor words to 7
that effec) for the denouement, !
wha tever that may mean.
The Felicity Whist club will give a !
ing in honor of Mrs. G. c. Baker, who q
dinner at the Throop Wednesday even {
leaves this week to spend four months !
in Lathrop. Mo, and Mr.. and Mrs FL
win Lane of Denver, Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kimbrough gave :
4 dinner today at their apartment in I
he Devon. Their guests were Mr. and +
and Mr. and Mrs. George {
J. Moore. es1 Y
Mr.. Gilbert Worley will give a dinner T
Mr.. Roy Funnel, who is home from \
Ann Arbor, Mich, for the holidays. Z
Miss Edna Lee, daughter of the Rev.
Ind Mrs. P. B. Lee Of Seabrook, and
Dr. Maurice woodruff of Niles, former T
v of Topeka, were married last night
Il the home of the bride in Seabrook. c
The ceremony was performed by the
,ride's father. DR.. and Mrs. woodruff f
vii be at home in Niles after January d
5.
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The marriage of Miss Carrie Eleanor 9
Wilcox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. 4
L. Wilcox and Mr.. Rollo E. McCord,
ook place last night at the home of the +
rides parents, 334 Fillmore street. The
rev. Thomas Young performed the ring a
CEREMONY. The wedding marches were ~
,layed by Miss Grace Wilcox and just :.
,efore the ceremony Miss Pearl Nc
ord sang without Thee" The bride
yore a gown of white trimmed crepe de fl
hine combined with German val lace fl
nd carried Liberty roses. Seventy-f1ve
invitations were extended. The rooms a
Tere trimmed in Christmas greens, a
'alms and American Beauty roses. Mr.. Il
nd Mrs McCord will be at home after
farch 1 at 511 West Sixth street. fc
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