The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-15

whose Empire puffs and Marcelle
waves are the envy and admiration of
all their friends. wear their own hair
exclusively and it grows on them too.
Some of the girls will tell you that
their puffs ere all thsir own hair but
fail to add that it came out years ago
and they saved the cOmbings and had
the puffs made. The Atchison Globe
says there are so many uses for comb
ings now that the rage for false hair
is on. that girl can't afford to waste
even a single hair on a mans coat.
Hereafter when wives find long hair
on their husbands coat they will feel
sufficiently repaid for their jealous
suspicious If it is a near enough match
to their own to be added to their
puff collection. A Leayen-
worth girl came to Topeka wearing
great gobs OF Perfectly Grand Puffs
lars. There is great excitement and
now all the girls are buying their puffs
in Leavenworth.
Owen Reid-Mr. w D. Owen and
Miss Annetta Pearl Reid were mar
ried October 9Th at Valley View
ranch, Wyncote, Wyoming. Mr. Owen
formerly lived in Topeka and is
graduate of the Topeka High school.
For number of years he was in the
Santa Fe general offices here. The
bride was formerly a teacher in the
public schools at Colorado Springs
and is a graduate of the State Normal
school of Colorado. Mr. and Mrs
peka and will stop at Greedy. Denver
and Colorado Springs. They will re-
main here a short time and they will
be at home at Hugo, Col, where Mr.
Owen has a position in the govern
ment land office.
Mrs. c. ]. Rosen will entertain the
Eureka luncheon club Thursday at
her house on Quincy street
Miss Henrietta White of Arkansas
City and Mr.. W. J. Thomas of Flint.
Mich. were married at the home of
DR.. James White, 1341 Fillmore
street. last night. The bride is the
daughter of Captain Thomas White.
who lived formerly a few miles west
of Topeka Dr. White assisted by the
Rev. John P. White performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Will
spend few days in Topeka before
leaving for their future home in IL
linois.
The Daughters of the Church. an
organization of the young women of
the First Presbyterian church, will
the church parlors. The tables will
be in charge of the following matrons
and girls: Mrs. F. E. Grimes.
Miss Eby. Miss Marian steele, Miss
VILLA Rodgers, Miss a. H. Thompson,
Miss Belle Thompson, Mrs. Fred Cole,
Mrs. E. S. Quinton, Mrs George Hart,
Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs. Charles Bower,
Mrs. A. o. Rosser, Mrs. F. E. Parr.
Mrs. j. H. Lane, Mrs. James Brier,
Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Clara
Freshman. Miss Patterson, Mrs. B.
T. Criswell. Mrs. c.. n. Nelson, Mrs. |
John F. Switzer, Mrs. Elon~S. Clark, |
Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. David Gossett, |
Miss Mcclellan, Mrs. w. H. Eastman, |
Mrs. j r. Koontz, Miss Lillian Trap, |
Mrs. A. NJ. PetFo. Mrs Harold T. |
Chase, Mrs John T. Lagerstrom, Miss |
Mary Walker, Miss Santa Waters. |
Mrs. Harry Prfbble, Miss Maud !
Julia Larimer, Miss Alice Larimer, |
Miss Helen Estey. Miss Christina Hull |
Notes and Personal Mentor.
Mrs Harry Bruce Walker and her |
little son of Kansas City, are guests |
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayden.
Mr.. Elmer Fry and his son Donald, |
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Guernea of |
Believille, who were guests of Mrs. |
]. F. Close and Mr.. Jay Close, have |
returned home Mrs. Dale of Belle /
days but will visit Mrs. Close again |
on her way homo.
Mrs Joseph Brown and Miss Flor
ence Miller of Usage City are In town,
guests of Miss Villa Rodgers.
Mrs. ]. E. MacMahon of Fort Riley
will be in town this week to shop.
Mrs r. t. Updegraff of Maple Hill |
will be in town the last of the week.
Miss Anna Harrison ana Miss Helen /
davens OF MINI eapolis. Kan. left this
morning for Washington, d. c., where