The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-04
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Friends of Mr.. A Reinsch, city SUI
perintendent of parks, Will be interest
ed to hear of his approaching marriage
70 Mrs Lulu Jeffs of Hutchinson
which will take place at her home
January Il. Mrs. Jeffs is a niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAfee and has
frequently visited in Topeka They
will be at home at Gage park
Miss Edna wilcox and Mr.. Clyde
wiley, both of Emporia, were marrled
at the home of the brides father and
1928 State street, this afternoon at
O'Clock. The Rev. R. H. Mize or 81;
Andrews Episcopal church, performed
the ceremony. Miss wilcox has often
visited her Owl sorority sisters IN TO
peka and has many acquaintance
here.
The Elks are planning series OF
dances. Parties will be given for EIks
and their families every two weeks
the rest of the season. The first one
will be held January S. Mr. c l..
Mitchell has charge of the arrange
ments.
Mr.. Robert Hodges of Chicago, who
spent a few months in Topeka about
two years ago and made many friends
in the Youngest Set. will be married
January TO Miss Elsie Seckel OF
Riverside Mr.. Hodges is the son OF
Mr.. w E; Hodges. general purchasing
agent of the Santa Fe, and cousin OF
Mr.. Frank Hodges now of Las Vegas
but formerly of Topeka.
Mr.. George w. Parkhurst and Mr..
w. H. Davis entertained the employees
of the Parkhurst-Davis company at
the Davis residence. Ninth and West
ern avenue, saturday night
Prof. w. A Harshbarger has laid out
and planted a bed at his place
on College hill containing 400 rose
bushes DR.. Eva Harding at her gar,
den on College hill has had rose bed
planted with 289. bushes.
A Topeka man went to Lawrence
for d fraternity dance recently ana
there met for the first time Topeka
girl who is a student at the university
so you live in Topeka >" she asked
him. DO you go around much there
are you in Society? Because II you
been trying for five years to break in
and I haven't had peep yet"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrick and
their daughters. Miss Genevieve and
Miss SareIla HerTick. have returned to
their home In Kansas City. They spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. j P
Davis.
Mr.. sand Mrs Herrick entertained
fifty guests Thursday evening with
dancing party for their daughter, Miss
Genevieve. The bail room was attrac-
lively decorated with Christmas bells, |
holly and Christmas green's
The latest gossip to set the smart set
agog is the rumor that the husband OF
a Topeka girl who was married recent |
ly gave her one thousand dollars with |
which to buy new clothes while they |
were on their wedding trip.
Atchison Globe: Miss Alice Brown en-
tertained a few of her friends with |
dancing party at her home on North
Third street Saturday night, in honor
of her guests, Misses Mary MacLennan.
Henrietta Alexander and Alice Willard
Of Topeka This afternoon Miss
Browns guests were the guests of
honor at a bridge whist party given by
Miss Alice Linley.
Miss F'reda Belts gave a luncheon
Saturday, followed by cards. for Miss
Margaret Kistler of Kansas City. The
other guests were Miss Irene Garter,
Miss Kathleen AIiddaugh. Miss Helen
Casey. Miss Juanita Putnam, Miss
Vera Perkins and Miss Mollie Sipes.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Matthews will
entertain three tables at cards this
evening for their sister Miss Mary
Matthews of Wichita
The Ceramic Art club will meet Fri
day with Miss May Hull and Miss
Marie Harmon at the home of the
former, 1901 Buchanan street The
members are requested to be prepared
with art thoughts and original designs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Anderson, 712 Lin |
coin street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Jennie, to Mr.. James
J. Carnahan of this city. The wedding
to take place Jan. 18th
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stansfield and
Mr.. Walter Burgess will leave Thurs
lay for a trip to California
Mrs N F. Handy has returned
rom a visit % her daughter Mrs. J. r
Shelton in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Floyd RobensOn will go to Fort |
Riley next week for a hop and will
De the guest of Major and Mrs. Water
man.
Miss Julia Leland has returned from
Leavenworth, where she attended the
Iebut reception given by Mrs. William 1
Hook for her daughter Dorothy. and
he ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Wood at the Baltimore Friday night
Miss Helen Davis who has been in
-oncordia and Kansas City for the
holidays returned to Topeka today.
Mr. and Mrs. James IS. Hayden will
cave soon for Hot Springs 10 spend
few weeks.
Mrs. c. G. Colburn, guest of her par
,nts, MI and Mrs. J. P. Davis, viii
cave for her home in Terlton, Okla.
omOrrow.
yuest of Miss Eugenia Quinton went