The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-02

ton in millinery art resembles an air
| ship in shape. having two long feathers
| at either end and a curved rim Its
| dimensions are 20 by IS inches, and be-
| cause of its light trimmings it weighs
considerably less than one pound
The marriage of Miss Rose Goebel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p W. Goebel,
and Mr.. Edmund J. Bannon took place
Wednesday morning. Sis O'Clock, at St
Peters church in Kansas City, Kan
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father B. S. Kelly. After a we'd
ding trip TO San Antonio, Tex, Mr..
and Mrs. Bannon will return TO their
new home Sixteenth street and Ann
avenue. Kansas City. Kan
Mr.. Bannon formerly lived in To-
peka and IS a nephew of Mrs. l. A Nc
Donald The brides father was for
merry a member of the state legisla-
fred Mcdonald were in Kansas City
for the wedding
The engagement Of visiting girl.
Miss Edith Brown OF Salina, was an
nounced at a dinner given for girl
friends by her hostesses. Misses Lenore
and Daisy Monroe. this week. Miss
Brown is the daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
is a prominent club woman and writer
of fiction, and was formerly president
of the state federation. has many
friends in Topeka Miss Browns
fiance is Mr.. Paul EdQuist, a young
business man of Salina. The wedding
will take place this fall. Mr.. EdQuist
is in Topeka today and Miss Brown
will return to Salina with him this ev
ening.
The Misses Monroe gave an aI1-night
party in honor of Miss Brown for
some of the girls Of the college set
last night.
According to Vogue. which settles ev-
erything for the women. artificial flow
ers viii be much worn this winter.
Bouquets Of artificial flowers will be
worn with tailored street clothes and
bracelets of artificial flowers with short
sleeves and Short Gloves for evening.
A crowd OF young people were en-
tertained Wednesday evening at
house party given at Sunny Slope, the
suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. A G.
Middaugh. The Middaugh home is
delightful place for entertaining, with
its large rooms. porches, and beautiful
lawn and those who made up the party
were: Miss Elsie Hamilton of Allison.
Ia. Miss Margaret Harries, Miss Min
ME Middaugh, Miss Edith Middaugh,
Miss Myrtle Broom. Miss Lila Caldwell.
Miss Pearl Wright Miss Blanche Sni-
der, Miss Edith Knox. Miss Adenne
Mclaughlin, Miss Grace Mclaughlin,
Miss Edna Wise. Miss Verne Hare,
Miss Maude Reynolds. Mr.. Charles
Wise, Mr.. Paul VanNess Mr.. Clifford
Deppe, Mr. Frank Hamilton, M Hugh
Harries. Mr.. Ray Harries. Mr. Clar
ence Churchnan. Mr. Leo Elmore, Mr..
Duane EImore Mr.. Alvin Peterson, Mr..
Leslie Mayer. Mr.. Homer Haynes, Mr.
The Helianthus Literary club will meet
for the first time after the vacation
with the president, Mrs. A. C. Richard
son, 626 Morris avenue. Friday, Sep
TENDER 10.
The E T. c. club will meet with Miss
Leila James. 1922 College avenue. Fri
day afternoon.
AS usual some mighty good look
ing hats, early fall models. are be-
ing shown at Pickens. A Pickens hat
can be counted on for the distinctive
and effective.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Harry L King and her son
Harry OF St. Louis. who have been in
Boulder. Colo, all summer, are ex-
pected in Topeka tomorrow to stay
until Sunday with her sister, Mrs. H
L Shirer. Mr.. A B. Whiting, Mrs. T.
dren who also spent the summer in
Boulder will return next week and
Mrs Hand and her children will stop
with Mrs. Shirer for short visit
Mrs. Joseph Zanone, her son Joseph
and Miss Mary Louise Zanone of
Nashville, Tenn, who have been in
the northwest and California all sum
mer are expected tomorrow to spend
ten days with DR.. and Mrs T. J. Kim
brough at the Lenox- Mrs. Kim
brough has just returned from visit
in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols and
their daughters will return Sunday
from Old Mission, Michigan.
Mrs. Walter Hayes, who is spending
a few months in Kansas City with her
sister, Mrs. Zerelda Bowie, while Mr..
Hayes is travelling in Oklahoma, is
visiting Mr., and Mrs James Hayes
over Sunday
Mrs. Olive Doney and Mrs. J. w
Shuck of Crbana. Illinois, guests of
Mrs P. J. CIevenger. left today.
Miss Geneve Henderson left today
for LIE Sueur, Mimi, where she will
teach domestic science and manual
training in the high school Miss
Louise Henderson accompanied her as
far as Kansas City.
Mrs Beach Southgate and Miss
Ruth Tincher will go to Chicago next
month for a few weeks and from there |
Mrs. Southgate will go to New York |
to visit Miss Louise Dresser, whom she