The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-23
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open to the public this afternoon and
VIII be again this evening. The after
4 noon hours were from 2:30 to $3.50
y O'Clock, and the evening hours will be
+ from 7:S0 to 1890. Mr.. Ray Halls or
/ chestra plays afternoon and evening.
tomorrow night the club house will be
! formally dedicated, this ceremony to
I De attended by Elks exclusively, and
/ Wednesday night there will be reeep-
I tlon and dance for member of the
elup' their families and invited guests.
| \
! Mrs. James B. Hayden has asked
guests for bridge Friday afternoon for
her daughter Mrs. Harry Bruce Walker
| of Kansas City
Miss Anna Harrison entertained the
| meta Alumni club Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.; and Mrs. W. f. Schoch will en-
tertaln their evening bridge club at the
Elks club Thursday evening of next
week The members of the club are
Nj MT. and Mrs. Schoch. DR.. and Mrs.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Gaunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. v. B. KistIer, and DR..
and Mrs. l. A. Ryder.
Miss Altha Watson, who is a day
pupil at the College of the Sisters of
Bethany, will entertain the following
boarding pupils at a Thanksgiving
house party at her home, 401 Topeka
avenue: Miss Sarah Hunt, Miss Ray
Turner, Miss Mary Ringwait, and Miss
Floyd Baker.
The town of Coffeyville has been
agog for weeks over a wedding which
took place there last Saturday. And no
wonderi No other Kansas town, has
ever had so grand a weddingi A count
and countess came from Europe to at
tend it and their private car on the
sidetracks at Coffeyville attracted
crowds of sight-seers daily. In the
brides trousseau were hats that cost
500 and gowns that cost from $500 to-
$1,000. The bride gave her attendants
their hats and directoire sashes. The
bridegroom's attendants were all Per-
fectly Good out-of-town men. The
bride was a Coffeyville girl, Miss Mar
Jorie Perkins, whose father has Moth
ing But money, and the man she mar
ried is Mr.. William Stuart, representa-
tive of the Standard Oil company in
Oklahoma, where they will live. Miss
Nell Osborn, daughter of Judge steve
Osborn of Coffeyville, was one of the
bridesmaids. Miss Osborn is a sister
of Miss Grace Osborn, who is an as
sistant in the state library, so Topeka
gets in on the gasoline smell but what
Do you know about little old Coffey-
vile having a grander wedding than
the smart set in Topeka has yet dream
ed of? We're just going to Kill our
cat.
Mrs. ]. B. Sims, Mrs. Olvin White and
Mrs. Ernest McCracken of Kansas City, |
will give a reception at the home OF
Mrs. Sims, 1908 College avenue. from
5 until 10 o clock this evening to cele- |
brate the fiftieth wedding anniversary |
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William |
Henry McCraclxen of Mission Center. |
The house will be decorated in yellow |
with yellow NUNS and yellow lights |
one hundred and fifty invitations were
issued and the assisting friends include
Mrs George D. Walp, Miss Emma wal
lace, Miss Ethel Aldrich and Mrs. l.. Z.
Nudge of Burlington, Iowa 80
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Mrs. f. w. Watson. president of the
city federation, will entertain the
Saturday Afternoon club next week
and the Chaldean club Monday
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. McCHntock will
give a family dinner Thanksgiving
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
tomorrow with Miss Helen Curry in
Highland Park. Members are re-
quested to take the o'clock car.
The Froepel club will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Johnson, 1871 Topeka ave
nue., Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Rigby VIII en-
terrain their card club at dinner to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Huycke will en-
terrain the Tyler Street Card club to-
morrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry French. 11os
Harrison will entertain the Double
Six club tonight
The following high school girls I
went to Lawrence Saturday for the
high school game:
Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Lucille
F[utz Miss Verna Worley, Miss Mar !
/.
Miss Hulda Poole, Miss Florence {
rowne. Miss Nell Abrahams, Miss
Bertha Smiley. Miss Elizabeth Nc
LeIlan, Miss Florence Embree, Miss
Nellie Willis, Miss Mabel Beeler, Miss I
MYRTLE Beeler and Miss Mamie
Mrs. S. r. Kutz and
Mrs Howes were the chaperones.
The w. t. K. club will meet to- /
with Mrs. Scotch, 134 Tyler !
street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Wikidal ]
Who are in St. Louis, guests OF captain 1
Henry King, will return home for !
and Captain King will
ome with them to be the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. James L. King.
Mr.. Elmer E. Bloom has bought a :
rug store in Hutchinson. where he will I
emafn permanently. Mrs. Bloom, who i
will join him the first of December, is
he guest, until then, of her sister, Mrs.
1larence S. Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Mulvane re-
urned Saturday from Chicago. Mrs. I
J. w Lucas of New York, who was to 4
ave returned with them for a months i
isit was taken suddenly i'll last week
nd was unable to make the trip :
Miss Grace Mason WEIGH and Miss
florence WEIGH have returned from
Kansas City, where they saw Madame I
,ertba KaIicf in Cora and spent Sum 4