The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-14

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Sabra Goodlander, Miss Grace Tink-
ham, Miss Camilla Pearson, and Miss
Della Ryan.
Miss Gertrude Clevenger will give a
breakfast at the Country club Monday
for Miss Hoch and her house party.
Mrs. L. Bearo announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Grace Mary, to
Mr.. Lynn William Bloom, January 9,
1905 at Kansas City The above an
nouncement was issued today. over
complete surprise to their many
friends. Owing to the recent death of
the brides father a very quiet wedding
had been planned to occur at the resi-
dence in this city. But on January 8,
the bride and groom who, in company
with friends, were in Kansas City on
visit decided to have the ceremony
performed while there, by Dr. M. H. S..
Hughes Of the Independence Avenue
church, who is a friend of both fami-
lies. The bride and groom decided to
keep the wedding a secret until the
formal announcements We're ready to
send out, and they have succeeded re-
markedly well. The bride is one of To-
peka's most, accomplished young ladies,
and is from one of the most prominent
one dll0nu0Q the SnIlSIldn
college at Columbia, Mo, for one year
and last spring was graduated from
the school of music of WaShburn col
lege. She has been a member of the
Music Study club for a number of
years and is instructor of a class of
students in plano. Mr.. Bloom Is a
graduate of Baker university, Baldwin.
Kan, of the class of '06, a member of
the Kappa Sigma, national fraternity
and is tenor of the choir at the First
Methodist church of this city. He is
employed on the business staff of the
Topeka State Journal. Mr.. and Mrs,
Bloom left today for a short wedding
trip to ST. Louis and will be at home at
lilo Tyler street after March 1.
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There will be subscription dance at
the Country club tonight.
A Washburn chap got in bad with
all the girls he knew and they cut him
dead every time they met him. There's
one good thing about it," he said to
friend. 1.-THE girls. begin to study dill
gently whenever they see me coming
near them and if stick around enough
think there'll be fewer funks the
spring term than usual"
Mexican Herald: One of the delight
full affairs of the week was the bridge
party given Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Theodore Graham Wear
by Mrs Thomas Bancroft Frost, at her
home on Avenida de Puebla, Colonia
Roma.
Mrs. H. o. Carney, whose hospitality
always takes an original and delightful
form, was the hostess at an early
candle-lfght supper, at her house on
Buchanan street last night, in compli-
ment to Mrs. F. G. Spencer. Mrs. A. H.
Connolly and Mrs. Harry Bruce Wal
ker Of Kansas City, Mrs. Clarence Hall
and Mrs. George A. Esterly of Law
renee and Mrs. Francis p. Russell of
st. Louis. who are in town for the
valentine receptions at the home of
Mrs. Frank M. Bonebrake today and
tomorrow and for their hostesses, Mrs.
Bonebrake, Mrs. James B. Hayden,
Mrs. J. w. f. Hughes and Mrs. Armin
patriotic in recognition of the birthday
of Abraham Lincoln to whom at the
end of the supper every one gave
toast. The house was lighted from top
TO bottom with candles and the table
and dining room decorations were IN
red.
The freshmen of Washburn give
class party tonight for the new mem
bers at the home of Mr.. Albert Griffin
in Potwin.
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Perry will give a Valentine party to-
night at the home of the latter, 713
Fillmore street.
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The Current Literature club will
give the annual dinner tonight at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Bolmar in
Potwin Place
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There's more Of this winter coming
ana next winter to think of. Better
take advantage of Picken's half price
sale of all street and dress hats this
week.
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Much interest is being shown by
topeka girls and women who are own
ers Of dogs in the second annual To-
peka bench show at the Auditorium
from the 26th to the 2sth inclusive.
The Elks club has offered a cup in the
ladies' class for which there will
doubtless be a sharp competition.
A Washburn man "pinched" In a
grocery store and hung up in his frat
house sign which reads Nuts of All
Kinds
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Miss Hdna Bear gave q Valentine
party this afternoon at her home, 1851