The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-28

Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Strawn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
| Hemus, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Miss Lulu
Fordyce. Mr.. Walter Goodwin.
Mr.. ]. o. Rollman and Miss Marian
M. Dickson, both of Topeka, were mar
ried at s o'clock "Wednesday evening at
the Manse of the First Presbyterian
church. by DR.. Stephen S. Estey. Mrs.
Rollman is the daughter of Mrs. L.
c. Dickson, 521 Taylor street: Mr. Roll
man is car clerk in the local freight
office of the Santa Fe railroad. They
will live at 521 Taylor street.
Miss Mary Gaylord gave thimble
party yesterday morning for her cousin,
Miss Greta Morse of Abraham, Mass.
The guests were Mrs. Charles Ritsch-
ard, Mrs. Rollo Cunningham, Miss
Florence Tucker, Miss Mary Fisher.
Miss Marcia Williams, Miss Lugrace
Whitmer, Miss Bertha Lux. Miss Laura
Lux, Miss Celia Smith, Miss Ella Cow
gill, Miss Winifred Traver, Miss Helen
Holcomb, Miss Mary White, Miss Flor
ence White, Miss Minnie McMurtrie,
Miss lone White. Miss Ruby. Owens,
assisted by Miss Mildred Forbes and
Miss Olive White.
Miss Neoma Hines entertained lawn
party yesterday afternoon in honor of
her cousin; Miss Helma Coyne of
Richland. Her guests were: Misses
Thelma Coyne, Esther Grotewohl, Hes.
ter Barber, Dorothy Barber. Flora
Mildred Stanton, Helen Grotewohl,
Irene Baker, Ruth Switzer, Mary
Samson, Helen Holler, Irma Baker, and
Ogden Plummer.
That annual joke, a ball game between
the Fats and the Leans will be pulled off
Saturday afternoon on Washburn Field
The Leans team includes Charles Gull
h0r faba TD1lr Lois !, 49,
Jay House, first base; Dana Davis, second
base; Tom Barns, third base; Will WIKI
1dal, short stop; Ed Curry, right field;
Earl Ewart center field; Hal Horton,
left field Substitutes: George Mitchell,
George F'leishman, Sam F'leishman,
Harry Freshman, Charlie Freshman
and Don Mulvane and Dave Lakin.
Among those who will play with the
Fats are Terrence Ewart, catcher; Jim
Stewart, pitcher; Bill Curtis. 1st base;
Bill Drechsel, End base; Col Savage, 3rd
base, Ned Osborn, short stop; Roland
Histed, right field; Russell Frost, center
field; Ben Johnson, left field; ]. Karl
Henderson, John Waters, Dick Hayden
and DR.. Rob Stewart. Among the war
riors" chosen to umpire are Captain Ar
thur Mills, Lieutenant Mike Murray, DR..
]. H. Outland and Willard N. Hall.
Game called at 2:30. Admission free.
Arrangements have been made for the
moonlight to be turned on after nine
o'clock.
A Kansas City boy visiting relatives
in Topeka was taken by them to Heidel-
Observation-Disclosures the other even
a gymnastic exhibition. "Say, uncle"
he commented finally, I'VE have a Y NJ
c. A in Kansas City. too, but they don't
serve beer and sandwiches there"
I
Notes and Personal Mention.
11eA
mond. Illinois, Indianapolis and Cincin-
natl to spend few weeks and will go
from Cincinnati to Ludington,. Mich,
for the rest of the summer. 5
Mr.. Charles Holman and his daughter
Dorothy of st. Louis are expected Mon
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. |
E. Holman and attend the wedding of
his sister, Miss Norma Holman and Mr. |
De Wiese Sievir.
Mrs 6. G. Ward left Wednesday for |
her home in Hammond. Indiana, after a |
visit to her son. Mr.. o. J. Wood. .- %
Miss Flossie Burge will go to Lincoln |
Saturday to spend a few weeks.
Miss Maud Kimball has returned from |
a visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.-Davis, 1907 Tyler, |
have returned from a trip through west |
ern Kansas. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dillon of Kansas
City will arrive today for visit to Mr. |
and Mrs. Hiram p Dillon.
Mrs. Edith Van Deusen of 917 Tyler /
street has gone to Chicago where she !
will take special course in the Chicago |
university.
Mrs. D. ]. Wingert and her grand |
daughter, Miss Helen Felker, left yes,
terday for three weeks visit in Beth
any, Mo. go
Emporia Gazette: Miss Inez Kin
Frank Fran Purcell 1 Miss Opal
Grant, of Topeka. is visiting Miss
Edith Queen. y = Mrs. C. E.
Demalorie of Madison. who has been
friends here, has gone to To-;
peka, where she will spend a week
before returning home.
Miss Marian Thompson and her
grandmother, Mrs. M. w. Bailey, of
Evanston, ILL.,, will leave today for
Evanston to spend few days before.
going to New York, where they will
sail July on La SaVoie for Europe
to be gone until the middle of Novem-
Der. /
Mrs Harry Ashby. of Tulsa, I. T.,
arrived today for a visit to her par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w: Farnsworth.
Mr. w. M. Davidson of Omaha is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles
Lowry.
Is the guest of her mother Mrs. J. L.
ShelIa barger. for a few days.
Mrs. Charles P. Adams has re-
turned from Colorado Springs.
Miss Louise Raster and Miss Nellie
kaSter nave returned from a. WISH IN
Fort Madison, Iowa.
Mrs. N. H. Loomis has returned
from a visit in Salina.
Miss Minta Cowden of Monmouth, !
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Mabel Rem
wick and Miss Bess Renwick.
Mr. and Mrs Frank ~Bonebrake re-
turned yesterday from the James
town exposition.
Miss Alice Mcfarland left yesterday
for New York where she will take a
(Nr,I. hi !
The fall Will take a position in the
oklahoma City hiaEl school Her