The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-05

at her home on East Sixth avenue
Covers were laid for Miss Jean Nicol,
guerite Neugebauer, Miss Joe Nicol,
Miss Myrtle Beeler and Miss Stevens.
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Mrs. L. P. Bonebrake of 72O Har-
r1son street entertained a number of
her friends at a 5 o'clock dinner last
evening. The dining room was in
cardinal and green. Christmas gar
lands were twined over the chandelier,
from which a wreath of evergreen,
dotted with holly, and a Christmas
Eeil, were hung. Extending from the
chandelier to the four corners of the
fable where they ended in bows were
cardinal ribbons. The centerpiece
was of holly and berries, and a can
delabrums set with red candles lighted
the table. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Bonebrake's hospitality were: Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. w. F. Logan. Mrs. S. A.
SWendson, Mrs DeArmand, Mrs. w.
w. Deck err, Mrs. S. J. Hodgins, Mrs.
F. c. Bo1tz and Mrs. C. E. Hulett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sexton entertain
ed the following guests last night at
high five followed by supper served
the card abIes: Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Acher, Judge and Mrs. ]. S. Ems
minger, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wylie,
Mrs. Wylie, Miss Grace Wylie. Miss
Mary McCaslin, Mrs. Walter MeIlard
of Lacrosse.
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Miss Mabel Miller entertained at a
small card party at her home, 205
East Eighth street, Friday evening in
honor of Miss Anna Green and Miss
Irene Peterson, who are visiting here.
Her guests were: Miss Anna Green,
Miss Irene Peterson, Miss Ada Snyder,
Miss Eva Cox, Miss Mabel Miller, Mr..
Ed Garvey. Mr.. Charles Wise, Mr..
Clifford Deppe, Mr.. Walter Luse and
Mr.. Anderson.
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The marriage of Mr.. Charles E.
Tucker, a Topeka newspaper man,
of Great Bend but who has lived in
Topeka for the past two years, took
place Thursday. the Rev. DR.. S. S.
Estey performing the ceremony. At
home at s1S Madison street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Nfckerson of
New York city, who were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. L. Thompson last
week for a few days, spent New Years
in Denver, and are now on their way
to the City of Mexico to spend some
time.
Mrs. Harry Bruce Walker of Kan
sas City and her son returned home |
Thursday after a holiday visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hay
1en.
Miss Marjorie Davis of Kansas City, |
guest OF MISS lSdQ0I E1GdLAB Will AC-
urn home next week. /
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Dean r. Low of Chel- |
sea, 1. T., guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. !
Low and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Reid, /
will return home next week,
Miss Josephine Norton will leave |
Tuesday for Dana Hall, Wellesley, 7
Mass, after the Christmas recess
spent with her mother, Mrs. Willis
Norton.
3ossinetnn leave tomorrow for We'll /
es1ey college after spending the hoh-
Miss Alice Lakin will leave about
he middle of the month for Bridge
,ort, Conn. to visit her sister, Mrs.
-ohn Pullman.
Mr.. A. Guerne of the faculty OF
Hardin college, Mexico, Mo-, who has
,een the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ALT
for the holidays returned
o Mexico today.
ornia this month to spend the rest
f the winter.
Mrs. John S. Parks and her daugn-
ers Misses Meryl and Ann Elizabeth
eturned yesterday from visit In Be-
pit They were accompanied by Mr.
nd Mrs. I. w. Parks of Beloit, who
will be their guests for time. Mr..
ohm s. Parks came today from Lin
DIN, Neb:,. to spend Sunday with his
amily.
Mr.: Bert Reid has returned from a
isit to his sister in st. Louis.
Mr.. Terrence Ewart. who has been
\ Topeka for the holidays will leave
Ionday on a business trip to Califor-
la.
Mrs. Frederick Jolly and her baby
on left today for their home IN Bax,
er Springs after a visit to Mr.. and
drs. p. C. Chamberlain.
Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Margaret