The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-16


mother and said: Your daughters are
lovely and what beautiful hair they
have! I never saw such a perfect gold
en- shade"
And the two impish Philips girls
chortled with glee when they heard
| their mother bridling and smiling, re-
ply, Yes, It's very pretty. / have al,
ways been very proud of my daughters
hair"
The marriage of Miss Muriel ingalls,
and lieutenant Arthur James Davis OF
the Ninth cavalry. stationed at Fort
LeaveTfworth, will occur at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. April o. at Oak
ridge, the home of the brides mother,
| wedding will he followed by a reception
! at half past four. The bride will be
attended by her sister. Mrs. Jesse Hunt,
OF Kansas City. matron of honor. and
/ by Miss Frances Solomon, maid of
| honor, and four little flower girls, Vir-
| ginia Park, Harriet Kinney, Virginia
| Holbert and Emma Smith The groom s
best man will be Lieutenant Honeycutt
of the artillery corps stationed at Fort
| Leavenworth. A Leavenworth dispatch
| says: One cavalry and three infantry
notified the commanding officer that
they will take an examination with a
view to transferring to the artillery
branch of the service. They are Second
Lieutenant A. J. Davis, Ninth cavalry,
and Second Lieutenants w. F. Kube,
]. M. Holmes and w. r. McLeary,
11I2HLTy.
be transferred to the field artillery,
This branch of the service Is to have
six new batteries and is to be organ
lied into regiments, and should the
animation they will be promoted to
first ieutenants at once and will be
captains short time afterwards. Lieu
tenant Davis, Ninth cavalry Is engag-
ed to Miss Muriel ingalls,, OF Atchfson.
and their wedding is to occur In the
spring. His cavalry troop is under Or
ders to go to the Philippines in May,
but should he be transferred to the
artillery he will spend his honeymoon
in this country and not on troop
transport crossing the Pacific ocean
West Point class and it is believed
that he will have no trouble in qualify
ing for the artillery.
New ad suggested for the Clipper or
Dramatic Mirror: At Liberty: Fred s.
Bullene, comedian. Resting. P. G
Pangbourne, r. L. Vandegrift, J. r.
FARRELL. and D. o. McCray- Please
write.
A Lenten tea for the benefit of the
Boys clubs will be given Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester
w. Snyder on Topeka avenue. The
hours are from three to five o'clock.
A short programme will be given by
Miss Helen McClintock, reader, Miss
Mcintosh, soprano, Miss Irma Doster. |
violin, Mrs. William w. Wikidal, so |
prano, Mrs. J. w. Going, piano and |
Miss Effie Page, voice. No cards have |
been extended but general invitation
is extended to all who are interested |
in the boys clubs for which the fol- |
lowing women, who will be the |
Snyder Mrs. Harry E. Gavitt, Mrs. J. /
R. Burrow. Mrs. ALT KlingenbergY Mrs I
j. w. Going, Mrs F. T. Bradley, Mrs.
George M. Crawford. Mrs. T. w. Har-
rison, Mrs. A. w. Knowles. Mrs. d. L
Lakin, Mrs /. S. Lewis, Mrs. Jesse S. /
Leach, Mrs. Nathan Price, Mrs, A. o.
Rosser, Mrs. Earl Seymour, Mrs.
Clement Smith, Mrs. M. F. Southwick,
Mrs. J. B. Sims, and Mrs. George M.
Stone. The guests are asked to bring
a contribution however small. for the
Boys clubs funds. An addition is to /
be built to the Provident association in
the spring and a library. reading room
will be fitted up where boys may read,
Influences. The Boys club idea Is
calculated to furnish healthful and
helpful environment for boys who are
for any reason deprived of the best
home influences.
Understanding perfectly the tempta-
-ions which Lent offers to the Village
Gossips, a Topeka woman made up
lot of scandal, started out a few days
before Ash Wednesday and called on
20 talk about concerning other people,
hat she hopes they won't have time
10 get around to her until Easter and
hen there will be bushels to occupy
hem: Easter weddings. and the new
clothes certain women have that the
v. G.'s don't see how they can afford.
and so forth.
Assisting Mrs. w. S. Lindsay, Mrs.
James Willis Gleed, Mrs. s. J. Bear
T. |
reception today at Mrs. Lindsay's
house on Western avenue were: Mrs.
David E. Palmer, Mrs. Claiming
Brown of Blue Rapids. Mrs Charles
Barnes of Usage City. Mrs. N. F..
Handy, Mrs. Edward Warren Thomp-
ION, Mrs. Frederick K. Brown, Mrs. J.
W. Thurston, Mrs. Willis Norton, Mrs
A. H. Barnes, Mrs. Charles S. Gleed,
ner. Mrs. S. S. Estey. Mrs. w. E.
culver, Mrs. A. r. Daniels Mrs. S.
Jersey, Mrs. J. K Hudson, Mrs. Dell
Seizer. MRS. Z. H. Crosby. Mrs Fred
Nichols, Mrs. A. ]. Cole and Mrs. w.
W. Webb. In the dining room Mrs.
:. F. Nissen of Newton and Mrs
Eugene Huntington Ware poured cof-
zee and chocolate and the young girls
who assisted here, at the punch bowls
Ind elsewhere, were Misses Katharine
xellana, Mary Gleed, Josephine Keller,
Eleanor Keizer, Marguerite Mills.
Hazel Howe, Edna Bear, Winifred
Greene, Marguerite Koontz, Louise
culver, Frances McClintock Jean
lindsay and Katharine Keizer. The
house was decorted the same as yes
erday with quantities of asparagus
ern over staircase, chandeliers, door
ways and windows, palms and potted
erns, jonquils and Liberty roses.
Mrs. ]. B. Furry will entertain the
Whist club Monday.
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party of girls and men win have