The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-12

Invitations have been received in
Topeka from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ].
Cormack of Converse, Indiana, for the
marriage of their daughter, Cleo
Katharine, Thursday morning, Aug
ust 20, at 10 o'clock, to Mr.. Daniel
Marsh Adams of Chicago. Mr.. Adams
formerly lived in Topeka and has many
friends here. His father, Daniel M
Adams, was one of the prominent
early citizens of Topeka, a man of
wealth and position who built the old
Adams House in North Topeka, and
his mother was a daughter of Chester
Thomas one of the most widely known
and interesting characters in the early,
political history Of Kansas. Mr.. Ad-
ans lived in Topeka until about four
years ago when he went to Chicago
where he has recently taken position
with the Illinois Steel and Iron works.
Mr. Carlton Wood. who has been
studying and travelling in Europe for
the past four years. returned to To-
peka Tuesday and will be the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Wood for some time Mr. Wood ar
rived in New York on the Cedric of
the White Star line Thursday of last
week and stopped in Chicago on his
way home. Since he left Topeka Mr..
Wood has Travelled all over Europe and
has continued his violin studies begun
in this country, in Brussels, Berlin and
Prague. In the latter city he studied
the last year, under Cevcik, the fam
GUS master of a famous pupil jan
Kubelik. Mr.. Wood has not decided on
his plans for tie winter. His friends
are urging him to give a concert and
he will probably do this while he is
in Topeka. His brother. Mr.. Arthur
Wood. of Chicago. accompanied him
to Topeka and will be here until to-
morrow.
An out of town wedding of interest
in Topeka where the brides family
formerly lived and have many ac-
quaintances, was that of Miss Mar
garet Gladys Price. daughter of Mrs.
Rhys r. Price of Hutchinson, and Mr..
Edward Stahl of Paris. France. The
marriage was celebrated Monday ev-
ening at the home of the bride in
Hutchinson. The Price family left To-
peka a number of years ago after the
death of Mr.. Price, and have since
lived In Hutchinson. Miss Price was
of Bethany for while. Afterwards
her mother took her to Europe to
complete her education and for the
past eight years they have lived Grin
cipally in Paris where she met Mr..
Stahl They left Immediately after the
will sail Saturday for Versailles.
Miss Grace Overmyer gave a porch
card party for Is guests Tuesday af-
Dobbins of North Vernon. Ind, and
Miss Augusta Wiggam of Emporia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stephenson gave
an informal musicale Monday evening.
Mr.. Edward Brigham of New York.
vocalist
vocalist, and Miss Irma Doster, violin
list, gave the programme.
A girl who saw a cork-tip cigarette
for the first time. Asked the Man which
end he put in his mouth. why the
cork end. of course" he replied. We'll"
she said, don't you pull the cork?"
new club which will meet fort
nightly on Friday afternoons. is COM
posed of Miss Hazel Criswell, Miss Ed
ma Campbell. Miss Helen T1llotson.
Miss Ruth Woodford, Miss Bertha
Kitchell, Miss Lillian Jordan, Miss
Louise Raster and Miss Marie VAN
derpool.
Miss Mildred Smith of Potwin gave
a lawn supper Tuesday for Miss Edna
Campbell. Miss Marie vanderpool.
Miss Nellie Thorpe. Miss Annette Cor
don, Miss Hazel Criswell and Miss
Helen Roehr.
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MY husband" said a heartless To-
peka woman today, Says Wen not go
away for summer trip unless his hay
fever begins bothering him again and
I'm going to buy snuff and scatter II
through the house,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Ebey gave
dinner Monday evening for these
guests: Mrs w. b. Russum and sons
Carl and Eugene of Omaha, Miss Res
sic Gum of Argentine, Miss Daisy