The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-10

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\ Miss Hazel Fassler whose marriage
ito Mr.. Guilford Dudley, Wednesday
Hs the most fashionable and interest
ling wedding of the ante-lenten sea-
ison, is i'll with a slight attack OF the
grippe and the dinner which her
father, Mr.. Armin FassIer, was TO
have given for her tonight at the To-
Fpeka club, has been postponed until
fomorrow night. Miss Fassler and
her guests, Miss Kelly Of Springfield,
TO-, and the Misses Morehouse OF
sDanvil1e, ILL.,, were in Kansas City
sSaturday.
The prophet in his own country
againI A woman's club in Emporia,
THE home of William Allen White, &C
tcoroing to some views our best, ana
certainly our most successful and
kWideIy known KaKnsas writer had
EKansas authors afternoon the other
day and the programme honored Ed
fRar Watson Howe of Atchison, w. Y.
Morgan of Hutchinson. Eugene Ware
land Jay Elmer House of Topeka, but
not word about Mr.; White
Mrs. De Witt c. Nellis gave a family
kddnner yesterday for Mrs. j. P. ST.
EJohn of Olathe and Mrs. H O.. Gar
Evey asked few guests informally for
luncheon today for Mrs St. john
Betty Histed was five years old
ESaturday and her mother, Mrs. j.
kRoland listed, gave her a party.
h1Giss Ethel Estberg, Miss Laura Hall
Eand Miss Marion Wear assisted, and
1.-The little friends asked were: Eliza
Ebeth Rebecca Mulvane, Harriet Luz
Ecile Nicholson, Elizabeth Moore, Nan
snie Fullerton Zahner, Dacotah
kDrechsel, Charlotte West, Antoinette
EWest, Edith Cornell, ruth Auerbach,
kGlizabeth Hilton, Billy Drechsel, Gale
morgan, Billy Mccormick, Theodore
EArcClintock and William Davis. There
Fwas a birthday cake with candles and
b. peanut hunt at which Elizabeth
Moore and Billy McClintock won the
bDrizes-
Mr.. and Mrs V. B. Kist1er will en-
ktertain their 500 club tonight in hon
kor of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McPhee of
eEmporia. The other guests will be:
kMr. and Mrs. w. w. Strickland, Mr..
hand Mrs c. H. Gaunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. w. Bronson, Mr. and Mrs A M.
kPetro, Mrs. Mayer of Beloit, Miss
FBridenstine of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Denton.
Leavenworth Post: The date of
the marriage of Miss Blanche, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. O'Neil, and
Mr.. Walter Kern is announced as
saturday evening, February %, at
o'clock, at the home of the brides
kparents on Olive street The cere-
Fmony will be performed by Rev. R.
"a. EIwood and will be witnessed only
by relatives. Miss O'Neil will be at
stended by her sister, Mrs. George
Fisher, as matron of honor, and Miss
Julia Wellhouse of Topeka as brides |
maid. Mr.. Kern win have his brother,
I Mr. T &c mr. r
Joe O'Neil, brother of the bride, as
groomsman. The bride and groom
will go east on their wedding trip and
after March 10 will be at home on
Michigan avenue, between Broadway
and Fifth avenue.
All the sororities represented at the
University of Kansas, except the Chi
Omega, have frightened up this year
and will not give their annual spring
dances. There will be very few spring
parties at the university, if present
plans are carried out. The Betas, |
however, have invitations out for their
annual, the 9th, at F. A. A hall.
Miss Eugenia Quinton will enter
tain the Mellins Food Bridge club
wv ednesday of next week instead of
this week.
Miss Anna Hoch will entertain a
lhouse party of Tri Delt girls from
Baker university from Friday until
Tuesday. Her guests will be: Miss
Della Ryan, Miss Hortense In1boden, |
Miss Fern Hoover, Miss Della Thorne, |
Miss Edith Davis, Miss Camilla Pear
Ison, Miss Grace Tinkham, Miss Evelyn
Newman, Miss Saba Goodlander, Miss
EEslizabeth Voorhis, Miss Marguerite
Hanks Miss Marjorie Simmons, Miss
kAgnes Husband and Miss Marian
lDawdy. Miss Hoch will ask some To-
ipeka friends to meet her house party
guests Monday of next week.
Kansas City Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
Robert T. Herrick, with their daugh-
Ners will leave the first of this week
kdang Of Mrs. Herrick's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Davis, Wednesday even
ling, February IL.
The following will also leave Mon
Mdrs- A l. Davis of the Baltimore, Mrs.
IL E. Herrick, Mrs. Jennie Jennings,
kRev. and Mrs. Claudius B. Spencer,
Mrs. w. I. Gregg and Miss Phoebe
Brown
! The Felicity Whist club will give a
valentine dinner Friday night at the
Fhome of Judge and Mrs. @. E. Foote
flor the husbands of the members.
sCovers will be laid for thirty-two.
The following account of the mar
Eaage Of a former Topeka girl. Miss
MABEL Conner, is from the Lima, Ohio,
ET1mes-Democrat of January 30: An
event of last evening, which has been
eagerly anticipated, was the marriage
lof Miss Mabel Conner, daughter of Mr..
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