The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-24

York today is of especial interest in
Topeka where the bride. Miss Eliza
beth Tincher, daughter of Mrs. George
w. Tincher. formerly lived and has
many friends. The groom is Mr..
Beach Southgate of Chicago the only
son of Mr.. Richard Henry Southgate.
president of the Congress Hotel com
pany, which operates number of
big hotels. among them the Auditor
ium and the Auditorium Annex. Chi
cago. Mr.. Southgate. who is 23 years
old. good looking and clever, is pur-
4 chasing agent for the company of
which his father is president. His
acquaintance with the Tincher family
oates back to the time when Miss Fay
T1ncher. now with the Joe Weber
/ company in New York city, was study
ing in Chicago. Miss Tincher was living
at the Y. w. c. A. house where she
met girl who was employed as book
Keeper in Mr.. Southgate's office. The
two girls were often together and Mr..
Southgate met Miss Tincher through
| his employee. Afterwards in New York
he renewed his acquaintance with Miss
Fay. who was now on the stage, and
met her sister. Miss Bess Tincher. This
| was about two years ago.
Miss Ttncher lived in Topeka most
| OF her life until few months ago
when, shortly after the death of her
| father. she went to New York with her
mother and two younger sisters to join
Miss Fay Tincher. During her resi-
| dence in New York she did magazine
and newspaper work and was first with
the Century and afterwards with the
New York Herald. where under the
nom de plume of Miss Fluffy Ruffles
she wrote some clever stuff which
proved a popular newspaper feature. 1
Besides being talented and more than
ordinarily accomplished Miss Tincher
is pretty, chic and attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southcate's wedding
fr-fT do "a Oh
jamestown and Fashionable Atlantic
coast resorts. They Will be at home
at the Auditorium Annex Chicago,
where Mr.. Southgate has furnished a
suite of rooms for their occupancy on
the fifth floor overlooking Michigan
avenue and the Lake and Mrs. South
gate Will have her own automobile and
all the other necessities of life
The July informal for members and |
their families at the Country club to- |
night is in charge of Mrs. Frank Scott |
Davis, Mrs. Schuyler c. Nichols Mrs. |
Mrs. ]. c. Mohler and Mrs. W. H. |
Eastman. An amateur vaudeville show |
will be given followed by cards and |
dancing.
The class of 1897 of Washburn col
lege will have reunion tonight at the |
residence of DIR. and Mrs. John Tower
in Auburndale. Among those expected |
to attend are Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Newell. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Neil and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Magaw |
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward w.
Silver and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
A. Lovewell and daughter and Miss
Katharine c. Lux. The company will
number about thirty. eight of whom
are members of the class. the remain
ing twenty-five being acquaintances in
the way of wives. husbands and chill
dren. s-st
Everybody gets knocked on when he
marries and praised when he dies.
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Miss Mary MacLennan gave picnic
at Cedarcrest last night for Miss Ger
other guests were Misses Elizabeth
Holiday, Esther Rodgers, Clyde Bone
brake, Henrietta Alexander, Katharine
Kellam, Edna Hopkins. Gertrude Nc
Clintock. Eleanor Keller and Jose
phine Keller.
An approaching out of town wedding
of interest to Topeka people is that of
and head of the department of music of
Bethany college, Lindsborg, and Miss
Julia Parsons, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Horace w. Parsons of Wamego-on-the-
Kaw. Professor Lovegren is a former
ly of Topeka man and has many ac-
quaintances here. Miss Parsons was
graduated from the department of
piano at Bethany college where she
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the past year has been one of his as
sistant teachers of piano. They will be
married early in August and will sail :
soon after from New York for Europe
where Professor Lovegren will continue
his study of the piano in Berlin. :
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The South Harrison street neighbor- I
hood crowd gave Mr.. Clarence Smith
surprise party last night at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith in High {
and Park.
Mrs Emma Kelly Mcclellan, who has
A big ranch near Devils Lake, North !
Dakota, has 1000 acres of fax in full j
bloom which promises yield of 20 /
bushels to the acre.
A few days after the Biggest Girl
came home from college for her sum- I
ner vacation, Little Sister went over
% one of the neighbors to play. The
Biggest Girl at the neighbours house I
lsked about the Biggest Girl at Little
sisters house and said, I'm going to Y
all on her right away Yes M, SAD I
iidn't care whether the girls came or \
lot but she hoped all the boys would a
all v
Souvenir postal cards from lake, sea g
hore and mountains are coming In \
Inscribed with the usual midsummer
.romidion: Slept under blanket last I
light A thousand loud snorts at all e
UGH! l;
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Miss Mabel Gallagher and Miss V
edna Heap will give a picnic supper s
It Vinewood tonight for the following
,uests: Miss Alice Tucker and Miss Y
Grace Tucker of Manhattan, Miss t.
Name Paul, Miss Vida Heap, Miss d
ane Heap Miss Mamie Knox and
Hiss Yula Kitching. r
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DR.. and Mrs. George p. Lux have is
ued invitations for a garden party
Thursday evening.