The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-30

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new men at the Helianthus dance at
McRae's last night. Glenn Haughey
and George White (RahI Rah! Wash
burnD and Mr.. Fred Davis. Mi.
Haughey and Mr.. Davis are new MEM
bers of the club this year and Mr..
White, whose home is in Garden City.
was guest. Haughey, end. and
White, halfback, being two of the first
feated '07 football team, were nat
urally the hits of the evening and
even Chauncey Dewey of Chicago had
to play second to them and you know
ms visits to Topeka can always be
depended upon to bull the local whisk
broom market Mr.. Davis came to
Topeka recently from Ration, n. NJ,
and is Santa Fee man. He is corkin
good lookin'-the girls call him a Per-
feet Christy Type and say his dancing
Is Heavenly. There were lots of other
good looking and popular men at the
dance-some visitors and others
sons. Among the new girls who at
tracted lot of attention were Miss
Ra Hotchkiss of Watunga, Oklahoma.
Miss Helen Haughey (both Washburn
lege circles) and Miss Mabel Glass.
daughter of Judge w. S. Glass of
MarysVille, the new member of the
tax commission. AS for visiting girls,
you never saw so many in your life.
Miss Lottie Hewson of Kansas City.
Miss Ryan of Leavenworth, Miss But
Ter of Kansas City, Miss Beal of Leav-
enworth, Miss Macabe of Berkeley,
California, Miss Clark of Salt Lake
City. Miss Lolita tombstone of Wa
mego and Miss Frank Harris of OF
tawa. Among the others who helped
to make the party one of the prettiest
and most enjoyable of the season were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Donaldson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roland listed, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Skinner. Mr.. and
Mrs William E. Drechsel. Mr. and
Mrs George Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird Mich
olson, Mrs. Julia Wil<idaI Wells. Miss
Lucille Pollock, Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Elvia Millspaugh, Miss Nellie
Millspaugh, Miss Mcintosh, Miss
Frances Connell, Miss Edna Herbst,
Miss Helen Otis. Miss Jessie Campbell.
Miss Allabelle Troutman, Miss Julia
Larimer, Miss Helen Smith. Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Ra Hotchkiss, Miss Maud
Grimes. Miss Mamie Veale, Miss
Dorothy Wilson. Miss Fay Quinton,
Miss Alice Rossington, Miss Floyd
Robenson, Miss Ella Davis. Miss
Louise Kellam. Miss Helen McClin-
took, Miss Helen tombstone, Miss
Miss Mary Meade. Mr.. w. c. Cart
Hdge, Mr.. Edwin Curry, Mr.. Bernard
Crosby. Mr.. w. J. Curtis, Mr.. Harold
Copeland, Mr.. Dana Davis: Mr.. Sam
Freshman, Mr.. John Freshman, Mr..
Ilif Felix, Mr.. Lew Graham. Mr.. VIII
bur Galloway, Mr.. Clay Hamilton. Mr..
Jay House, Mr.. Dick Hayden, Mr.. Dan
Mr.. ]. Karl Henderson, Mr.
L. King, Mr.. Charles Magaw,
DIR. Merrill Lindsay. Mr.. Mike Murray,
Mr. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. Dana Mac |
Vicar, Mr.. Bert Reid, Mr.. Paul Roehr, |
Mr.. Jim Stewart, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, |
Art Wolf, Mr.. Kurtz Kellam. MI. !
Veale, Mr.. Monte kistler,
Mr.. Ed Kellam. Mr.. Earl Ewart. Mr. |
Walter Delfs, Mr.. George D. Hood, |
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Mr. John Waters. Mr.. Fred Davis. Mr..
Jerome tombstone of st. Marys, Mr..
Eugene White of Sulphur, Oklahoma, |
Mr.. Clair Faulkner of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Speed Hughes has asked |
guests for luncheon Wednesday.
Miss Inez Kennedy Of Lake
Charles, Louisiana, who is a cousin of |
Mrs E. A. Terrill of Topeka and has |
visited here, will be mar
RED the third of December to Major
Arthur Knapp, United States army, of |
d. c. They will go to
Cuba on their wedding trip and will |
7isit Mr. and Mrs. Thrill before they |
20 to their home in Washington. Miss
F. A. Higgins, Miss Kennedy's aunt, |
will go to Lake Charles for the we'd
ling.
Mrs. w S. Mccullough, Mrs. George
Mrs. J. NJ. Knapp, Mrs. q.
:. Fuller Mrs. George Trice, Mrs. ii.
B. Scott, Mrs. Shell and Mrs. c. w.
smith of Wichita are weekend guests |
# Mrs. c. A. Ellenberger. who gave an
lfternoon party in their honor today.
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The Travellers club will givea Thanks
diving dinner at the home of Miss Maud
Bishop on College avenue tonight. The
Company will wear Puritan costumes.
The Fleur de Lis club will meet next
thursday with Mrs. Charles Rice.
At high noon Thursday Mr.. Roy r.
teves and Miss Maud E. Pagan, both
f Topeka, were united in marriage at
he home of the brides sister, Mrs. W.
:. Robson of Oskaloosa, Kan. The
CEREMONY was read by the Rev. Homer