The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-07

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inmates in deep pleated founce. Very
fine net forms the little tucker, which
is gathered into collar of tucked
mousseIne; the fulled undersleeves are
also of the net and finished by a cuff of
the Irish crochet.
Invitations were received in To-
/ peka yesterday for the marriage of
Miss Ethel Swinney and Mr.. Chas,
P. Cox both of Lander, Wyo. The
| ceremony will take place August IL,
and they will make their home in
| Lander. Mr.. Cox was with the Rock
Island while here, and is now with
the Wyoming and Northwestern at
Lander.
Miss Hazel Faye Mold gave a break
fast yesterday for twelve. at her home
| on Topeka avenue in honor of her
guest, Miss Kate Smell, of Kansas
City Those invited were: Miss
Ethel Patterson of Kansas City, Miss
| Edith Davis. Miss Ora Moneypenny.
| Miss Eva Bessie Bailey, Miss Hazel
Jones. Miss Jennie Moneypenny, Miss
! Blanche Shirley, Miss Gladys West,
Miss Kate Smell. Miss Ethel Evering-
| ham and MISS FAYE Clark.
|
Tie club women report S4247 as their
per cent of the proceeds from the Vine
wood Field day. The expenses for the
day were the prizes, amounting to $50
a1d 81 postage. The Merchants Asso-
citation met half the expense for the
prizes, thus making the ladies clear
| a little over $25. 1t is up to the ladies
to pull harder than this, or 1t Will be
long While before they will be hold
/ ing meetings in a club house of their
OWE.
| A wedding of interest to Topeka peO-
pie was solemnized this week at Cot
| tonwOod Falls. Miss Jennie Baker,
| formerly student at Washburn and
who has Just returned from trip to
Europe was married to Mr.. Roy Black
Shire, who graduated from Kansas uni
versity last June. Mr.. Blackshire, com
monty known as Bird is q wealthy
ranchman of Cottonwood Falls,
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. and Ms L. L. Kiene are the
parents of a laughter born this morn
ing at Christ hospital, to whom they
have gwen the name Martha, for her
n other.
Mrs. harrington Lodge and her daugh-
tors, Miss Louise NJ. Lodge and Miss
Margaret =. Lodge, and her nephew,
Nj. Walter c. Gilchrist, of 70S Harri-
son street, left today for a few weeks
stay at Oconomowoc. Wis. They were
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Iraz Bachelor
ard Mr.. James Harold Bachelor of
Valley Falls, and will be met in Chi
cago by Nj. harrington Lodge McAlles-
ter of Baltimore. Md. who will go with
II EN- TO Oconomowoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Larimer. of 1014
West Second. are the parents of boy,
born this morning at Christ hospital;
Mr. Frank &. Miller of ST. Louis, and
Mr. H J. Miller of Hutchinson, have
arrived in Topeka. They were called
Of their mother. Mrs. G. F. Miller of
1C30 Fillmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Thompson and
daughter are spending ten days at Mer-
Miss Kathryn Name leaves Monday
for Colorado Springs to be gone two
V eeks Miss Edna Ross of St. Joseph.
Mo. has been spending the past week
MIS-. A. J. Davis and baby boy, De
AItey are spending the summer with
Mrs Davis r'Other. Mrs. Ingalls,. Mrs
Davis was formerly Miss Muriel ingalls,
of Atchison.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Ryan, of
Mus kogee, are spending the summer in
Towanda Pa. with Mrs. Ryan's sister
Mrs. Henry Mobiles. who lives in the
Mrs. R S. Brigham and Miss Helen
Brigham have returned from Tona-
wanda. N Y, where they have been
visiting fo1 six weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Martling and son, Ellis, accom-
panied them.
Invitations we're received in Topeka
Yesterday from. Mrs. NJ. Z. Pinkhaml OF
kansas City Kan. for the wedding of
her daughter, Florence, to Mr.. Duncan
Locke Hodge, Tuesday afternoon, Aug
1St II at 5 o'clock in St. PauPs EpiS-
ConaI church of Kansas City. At home
after September in Oklahoma City.
Miss Pinkham was a student last year
az BETHANY college and has a local ac-
uuaintance here.
The Ladies Aid society gave a social
Wednesday evening. at the home of A.
J. White, College Hill
Mr.. ClyCe Ccrbett and Miss Opal
Corbett returned yesterday from Den
YER leblo, Eads. where they have
been for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. McClintock and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Mohler
are now in Carlsbad Germany. Mr.
and Mrs. Mohler and sons will sail for
home Aug. o.
Miss Matte Barnes of 90S Buchanan
street has returned from Pittsburg, |
Kansas. where she has been taking a
course at the state manual training
school.
Mr.. Guy spurlock has gone to Chi
cago.
Miss Celia May Smith of Hiawatha
is home spending her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. MahlOn Bishop and
children will make automobile drive
tomorrow to their farm near Valencia.
where they will spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brent and son
will leave Thursday evening for Den
yer and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Ed Hoch of Concordia is the
guest of Mrs. Ed BodeIle.
Col r Green formerly superin-