The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-02
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Miss Anna Hoch gave a breakfast
at the Governors House this morning
for Miss Iuella Keller and Miss Grace
Keller of Cincinnati, Ohio. guests of
Miss Josephine Lynch. Miss Lynch
and Miss Margaret Better were the
other guests.
The Misses Keller will leave tomor-
row for Cincinnati. They have been
here since Tuesday with DIR. Lynch
and his family on their way home
from a southwestern concert tour In
company with their brother-in-law,
Mr. Montevill Flowers, a singer we'll
known to Topeka audiences. The
musicale given by Mrs. Frank n.
Lynch and Miss Lynch Wednesday
morning in their honor was the most
important society function of the
week.
The women say that a former To-
peka girl who married rich Chicago
man lives in a hotel apartment for
which the rent is $500 a month.
Heavens, Mag! If one man has that
much money it's no wonder the rest
of US can't keep jump ahead OF the
bill collector.
the past week Mrs. William S. Nc
Clintock has moved up from fifth to
second place in the women's roll OF
honor" at the Countr- club golf links.
Junior, last week and Mrs. j. w. Burt
and Miss Nellie Scandrett this week
aid is now next to the three years
champion, Mrs. Charles E. Gault. who
has been playing less than a year and
considering that fact her form is re-
garded as rather remarkable.
Topeka girl has had proposals of
marriage from two-count them
two Perfectly Good army captains.
And most of us would think we were
going some if snippy little Leftenant
should ask to look at our dance pro-
grammes.
The Theta Phi Phi club danced at
the home of Miss Florence Davis.
Ninth and Western avenue, Wednes-
day night and enjoyed the cool wealth
err and the splendid programme played
by a full orchestra. Those present
were: Miss Kathlyne Middaugh Miss
Miss Irene Carter. Miss Florence Da-
Wis, Miss Margaret Kiene. Miss
Odes Samuels Miss Matte Payne, Miss
Dorothy Berry and Miss Alice Hunt
ington, Mr.. William Bailey, Mr.. Frank
McKitrick. Mr.. Roy johnson, Mr.
Chester Hamilton, Mr.. Arthur Buff,
Mr.. Allen Miller, Mr.. Lee Samuels, Mr..
Edwin Hossfeld. Mr.. Clarence sheldon,
Mr.. Walter Davis. Mr.. Roland Pribble
and Mr. Kelsey Petro.
DR.. H. w. Roby will deliver an
original poem at the picnic July to
be given by the Sons of the American
Revolution at the suburban home of
AIr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Meade.
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The Iuckiest girl in Topeka lost a
gold purse containing ten dollars in a
hotel dining room, thought of it few
hours afterwards, went back and re-
covered il Immediately. The next day
she bought pair of gloves and drop
ned them out of the package in which
they were wrapped. AS soon as she
discovered her loss she retraced her
steps to look for them and although
she had been all over town shopping,
she found them.
Lawrence Journal: A wedding
which took place Tuesday afternoon
was that of Mr.. Henry Asher OF this
CITY and Miss Frances Brockway OF
Wellsville. The wedding occurred at
the home of the brides parents, four
miles southeast of Wellsville and was
attended by about fifty guests includ-
ing a party from Lawrence, who drove
10 wellsville for the event. The we'd
ding was one of those pretty home af-
fairs, which are made more sacred py
their sweet simplicity. Contrary to
general custom the ceremony was not
performed in the house, but took place
on the lawn in the open air, where the
only decorations were those done by
nature herself The bride was not at
tended nor was the groom and the
only music was the singing of "Annie
Laurie by Mrs. Blanche Lyons OF
lawrence The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr. South, pastor
Of the Methodist church of Wellsville
vrhe bride, who is exceptionally
pretty girl. wore a dainty bridal gowr
IF white Paris mousseline fashioned
over white taffeta and deliberately
trimmed with lace. She carried g
brides bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the valley. Following the ceremony
luncheon was served. Mr.. and Mrs
Asher left Tuesday night for honey