The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-31


ed, will be one OF the structural won-
oers or modern times. He also super
intended the construction of the new
Plaza hotel at Fifth avenue and Fifty
ninth street, which was opened last
fali and is considered by many tc be
the finest Of the New York hotels
Miss Mary B. Moore of Topeka is
one OF the Bethany girls who spent the
summer in Europe, chaperoned by
MISS Meliora Hambleton and Mrs.
Alice Worswick Miss Moore sailed
for New York August rs. She will Wis
relatives here before returning to
Topeka.
Mr.. David August has returned to
Iopeka, after spending several weeks
with MS sister. Mrs. Maurice Baer, at
her nome in One Hundred and First
street. Mr.. August shipped his tour
ing car from Topeka to Chicago and
Inotored the rest of the way. He had
many interesting experiences en- route,
put no serious mishaps. On the return
Trip ne drove his car to Chicago and
shipped it from there
"A FAMILY party at CraigviIle a quiet
Cape COO village, is occupying Mead
owedge cottage, which overlooks both
the ocean and the river. It includes
Dr. and Mrs Thomas E. Chandler
and their young son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris G. Hoyt, Mrs. E. NJ. Hill, Mrs.
Ahce ID. Flash of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
LOUIS A Springer of New York and
Miss Clare Jaedicke and Miss Eliza
beth Stevens, of Lawrence.
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Miss Mabel Crabbe of Chicago and
Mr.. Richard r. Spair of Vincennes.
Indiana, the latter a representative of
the New Century Life Insurance COM
pany, who recently came to Topeka to
live. were married Sunday morning at
half after ten o'clock by the Rev Mr.
Whitehead at his residence, 913 Tenth
avenue west. Miss Crabbe came from
Chicago accompanied by her sister,
who attended her as maid of honor
Mr.. David Lakin was the groomsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spair are at home at $40
Harrison street.
Miss Edith Stocks, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Stocks of Gar
den City and Mr.. A. A. ellis of La
Junta, Col. were married at the home
of the bride in Pueblo, Col, Friday of
last week. They will be at home af-
ter September 10 at La Junta Mrs
ellis as Miss Stocks visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts in Topeka and
has many acquaintances here.
Colorado Springs Gazette: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Burrow and son, Randall
of Pinehurst, Topeka, Kan, left for
their home in their automobile last
Thursday after a two weeks STAY at
the Navajo. Mr.. Burrow and family
were in Manitou last season. He is a
prominent banker, and a former sec
rotary of state in Kansas
Mrs. Charles A. Pollen of the Hotel
Navajo, ManitOu, charmingly enter
tanned at dinner, Friday evening, in
compliment to Mrs. Noble Prentis of
Topeka, Kan. The decorations were
of gorgeous-hued late summer flowers,
and every accessory was in the utmost
good taste. Included in the party
were Mrs. Bennett Wheeler, Topeka,
kan; Mrs w. D. Atkinson. Parsons,
Kan; Mrs. A. NJ. Woodson, Jefferson
City, Mo-; Mrs. Jerome B. Wheeler
and Mrs. Daniel H. Rupp, Manitou;
Mrs. Willard S. Nichols and Mrs Ella
Celeste Adams, Colorado Springs;
Mrs. Prentis and Mrs. Pollen.
Mrs. Noble Prentis of Topeka, Kan,
who has been guest at the Navajo,
in Manitou for the past month, will be
entertained this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard S. Nichols. 705 North Nevada
avenue. 4-..=-5 s-s.
The sketch shows an effective gown
having various novel features in the
trimming used. The original gown
was of white linen, trimmed with
heavy white lace and small crochet
buttons. Wolfe could also be used for