The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-17

A line party at the Grand last night
% see Mr.. Cyril Scott in the Prince
Chap. was composed of Miss Ethel Est
berg, Miss Eugenia Quinton, Miss Ha-
gel Howe. Miss Haughey, Miss Mary
sutherland, Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss
Julia Wellhouse and Miss Margaret
Garvey.
Before exposing himself to the matri-
monial microbe that turks about an at
eractive woman, a man should consult
vote in the community to determine
whether or not his marriage to that
particular girl would meet with gen
eral approval. If not he might as well
give her up at the start because no
love affair could be worth the trouble
he will have to go through in order to
enjoy her society. Unless the whole
town is satisfied with a match there
will be so much talk and interference
and annoyance that even If the man
and the woman concerned hold out
against it and marry in spite OF 1t,
there is no possible chance of their mar
rage proving happy. If you think it
is your own business whom you marry
get the idea out of your mind. the
entire village will make it their busl-
ness and you will marry to suit II or
tsuffer the consequences. -'
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Miss Gladys Scott entertained the
Mellin's Food Bridge club yesterday.
Miss Ethel Estberg was a guest
\
When a girl makes a match that
doesn't meet with general approval ev-
erybody predicts trouble and there is
great disappointment if it doesn't fol-
low. A Topeka girl who was married a
few years ago and selected man OF
her own choosing rather than ner
friends, is still living with him in spite
of many predictions to the contrary ana
people are so mad about it that they
can't sleep nights.
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Miss Helen sterne entertained her
five hundred club this afternoon.
The members are Mrs. c. G. Whipple,
Mrs. Henri Strawn, Miss Lucille Pollock,
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Grace Sterne,
Miss Helen Sterne, Miss Phil Reed, MISS
Lillian Parf1tt. Miss Helen sharitt. Miss
Hazel Nelson, Miss Eugenia Qu1nton
and Miss Edith Morton.
The Good Government club will meet
next Saturday with Mrs. J. D. McFar-
Mrs. Brown, who was called out of the
city.
Atchison Globe "wednesday: The
marriage of Miss Margaret Mary
Howell and William B. Keller, both
of Topeka, will occur this evening at
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. ].
T. Hersey. The bride formerly lived
with Mrs. Hersey. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Heller, of Topeka, are in town for the /
wedding.
The Frobel club will meet with Mrs.
i. B. Brown. 815 Fillmore street, to-
morrow.
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There is some talk of the organiza-
ton of an Equestrian club in Topeka
where many men and women own
saddle horses and are enthusiastic
about riding. Among the best known
Topeka equestriennes are Mrs. J. w. F.
Hughes, Mrs. H. o. Maddox, Miss
Cornelia Gleed Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Meta Robinson, Miss Irma Dos
ter. Miss Stevenson, Misses Gertrude
and Frances McClintock. Miss Anna
Marie Walsh, Miss Dollie Curtis, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake and Miss Elizabeth
Holiday.
The marriage of Miss Winifred May
Kearney and Mr.. Hiram c. Mohney
was celebrated at Maple Court, the
home of the brides parents, five miles
east of Topeka, Wednesday evening.
The ceremony was performed at
eight-thirty O'Clock by the Rev. ]. W.
Reed of Council Grove. Before the
service Mrs. Samuel Patterson of EN-
poria sang D'Hardelot's All For You
and Miss Alma Nelson. at the piano,