The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-17

scaEo, was celebrated at noon TO-DAY at
the home of the brides sister, MRS.
Thomas w Boyd, 42S Lincoln street.
The Rev. Douglas /. Hobbies of NeWto- 4,
who is in charge of the Grace catnedrai
services during the absence OF lean
Kaye on his summer vacation, perform
ed the ceremony in the presence or the
brides immediate family. The wedding
was very simple; there were no attend
ants and no music, but the mousse was
prettily decorated with palms, sweet
peas and nasturtiums and the prloe VINO
is an attractive blonde, looked exceed
4nelv pretty in a summer frock of French
lawn trimmed with val lace and Slroi-
of white satin. Following the ceremony
a wedding luncheon was served ana MT
and Mrs Bear left on an afternoon tram
for chicago where they will stop for a
few days on their way to the atlantic
coast They will be at home In Cnlcaso
after September 1. Mrs Bear Is ~
peka girl but for the past 1our yea llS ,
has been teaching piano in Chlcago
where she had large class OF youtnIul
pupils and where she met Mr.. Bear VINO
e associated with his brothers IN d
wholesale mercantile business. MT am
Mrs Frank Barley of Dodge Guy, Cne
latter a sister of the bride, were In town
for the wedding.
Mics Florence WEIGH will entertain
Tuesday of next week in compllmelnII, 10
Miss Margaret Johnston whose "eouili9
takes place next month.
The following young peopie Hau q
straw ride to the Alysdale Farm 1usS-
dav evening: Miss Gertrude FUTON MisS
'Sorsh Fulton Miss Mary McGihin, MISS
Marie Donnell, Miss Mayne White' MISS MIS-
Ada Disbrow. Miss Cretia Crooks, mrs.
TsaheIle Slatten,. Miss Ada Gllddon, MISS
Elizabeth Bunten, Miss May LAVE awe; y
Miss Maud Currie, Mr.. T. C Powell MT
waiter Chubb, Mr.. J. w wilcox, MI
Ion Rosecrantz, Mr.. Robert Tasker.
Mr.. Harold Amos, Mr.. l. A Bonhell' MT
Joe Costello, Mr. w d: 8'
The active Owls gave picnic at
f~edarcrest today for Miss Una LyIle
Of Emporia and Miss Gertrude Bldck-
mar of Lawrence. The otneTS M .,1e
marty were Miss Elizabeth Holnday'
Miss Tina Iytle. Miss Marjorie Wnit-
1ey Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss
Estber Rodgers, Miss Henrietta Alex
ander,. Miss Leona Curtis, Miss Janet
Hurrie, Miss Clyde Boneorak1e. MlSs
H1IsS June Mitchell, Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Grace Koontz and Miss sue
Rodgers.
mother is never allowed to brlng
mn her children without interference
from her kin and neighbors- A certain
Tooelxa woman is the scandal OF her
neighborhood and family because sne
fs so easy with her children 1hey
r,,it her well enough but her frlenus
bave f,1ssed at her so much for what
they call her lack of discipline that
she recently decided to be very nrIn
with. TIE youngsters in order 10 So
isfy the neighbors. The. otner Gay She
went to a friends to spend the AFTER
noon. taking her little boy with her:
He asked to take off his shoes ana
stockings and instead of INDUCING
him in this request as she WouIo
usually have done she decloeo trat ~ ~
was a good opportunity to begin the
new regime and show how firm she
could be. so she refused him A scene
followed and to keep up the role OF
the stern diseiplinarian she was
obIieed TO take the child home and
mt him to bed. and had to sit on the
side of the bed for two hours to keep
him there while he hoWled SO tndC
he could be heard for two blocks. she
came to the conclusion after TINS eG-
perience that it was more disagreeable
and difficult to humor the neighbors
than it was to spoil the children and
she will proceed in the future as IN
fhe past to spare the rod and save
the child as Elbert Hubbard advises
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Ben
nett .da 11Phter Of Mrs William Ron
nett, and Mr.. Charles Fenstermacher,
assistant secretary of the Central Y
NJ c. A. will take place at half after
eight O'Clock tonight at the home of
the bride. 1924 College avenue : The
Rev. ]. NJ Cleveland will perform
the ceremony and the bride and
groom will be attended by MISS
Bertha Bennett and Mr. Otto Foberg-
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends have been invited. AT home
after a wedding trip at 1920 Central
Par.-.
eff love-" says a grouchy bachelor,
"were a disease like smallpox and one
were immune after the first attack it
would not be so bad. But It Is more
like habit which, once contracted, is
never really gotten rid of and which a
man conquers only by rigid self-denial
and no dallying with temptation
know my weakness in this respect and
in order to keep out of trouble l don I
go around where girls are at all for
catch it and the only safe way is to
avoid contagion."
crowd of Topeka girls who have
been spending the past two weeks in
Manitou- and COLORADO Springs took a
81 mile horseback ride up in the
mountains last Friday. The party in
cluded Miss Ruby Owens. Miss Pearl
Civens Miss Charlotte Chambers.
Miss Ota Chambers, Miss Margaret
Thomas, Miss Mabel Thomas, Miss
Blanche Carnahan. Miss Jennie
Carnahan and Miss nellie Dolman.
Two Topeka men are about to APP
DIV for a patent on an invention which
they think will be a great success; a
golf bail which, when driven into the
high grass will make a noise like a
cricket.
From the Boston Herald: Apollos
are now in full blossom and the crop
is said to be much better than usual