The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-19

tised under the pound provisions of
tne municipal ordinances, and he will
be sold at public auction by Chief
Eaton Of the local police.
|c)OCH7Y
Mrs. Joseph E. Morgan gave an af-
ternoon bridge today for her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Atlee Of Chicago and
Miss Minnie Jacobs of Youngstown,
O.. who is visiting Mrs. Norman S.
Wear Mrs. Atlee will go to Kansas
city Thursday to meet Mr.. Atlee who
Is coming from Chicago and they will
return to spend Sunday with Mr.. and
MRS. Morgan before they go back to
Chicago.
At Miss Grace Reeds entertainment
for Miss Ethel Hadley today, pro-
feature of the afternoon and the
decorations of the table where the
"eats' were served after the game,
were particularly appropriate for an
tive bride. A group of tiny f1gurinas
in the costumes of the bride and her
attendants. formed the centerpiece
and the table was further adorned
with yellow ribbon and lighted by
yellow candles The gathering was
made the occasional of a kitchen
shower for Miss Hadley and the in
vitations included Mrs. John NJ.
Brunt, Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs Floyd
Baker. Misses Jennie and Blanch
Carnahan, Miss Margaret Gerow, Miss
Maud McVey, Miss Louise Council of
Kansas City, Miss Dorothy Hadley. |
Miss May Short, Misses Santa and Fe
Waters, Misses Florence, Ella and
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Belle Tiffany of De Kalb. Ill, Miss |
Mabel Richie, Miss Nellie Allen. Mrs. |
Rehkopf, Miss Pearl Givens. Miss
Florence Burge. Mrs. Cecil Howes'
Miss Ida Tinker and Miss Lucy Davis. |
Miss Lena Poth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Poth of Carbonate,
Kan, and Mr.. l.. ]. Shaffer of To-
peka were married Monday. The
wedding took place at Carbonate, the
Rev Mr. Meyer officiating. After the
ceremony a wedding dinner was given
for the bridal couple and. a few reia-
tives. They then came to Topeka ana
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Shaffer a reception was given, at
tended by large number of relatives
and friends. The reception party in
,luded: Mr.. and Mrs. H. Poth, George
Poth. Rachel Poth and Mrs. Addie
Gathercale of Carbonate, Kan, Miss
Kathryn Johnson of st. Louis, Mo-,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.uH. South of Gin
,innati. O., Mr. and Mrs. ]. H Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs ALBERT Brain, Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs Ed Merritt, Mr.
and Mrs J. E Shaffer, Mr.. and Mrs
:. o. Fresner, Mr. and Mrs {. Y:
Fay, Mrs. o. D. Spencer, Mr.. ana
Hrs c. W. Rubottom, MRS; Mln
Gage. Mr. and Mrs E. c. ShaHer;
5randma Spencer. Misses Maud
Shaffer, Wilma Rubottom. Mabel
spencer, Edna Spencer. Marie Rutter'
Mildred ShaffeF, Messrs- Frank SHAW
Jessie Shaw. viii Shaw, Claud Ru-
bottom. r. J. Kearney, J. B. ROBIN
on L. B. Kerle, Clyde Saylor, Frank
sloan. a. w Lundberg. E. c. Elmer
ION and Clyde G. DoeL After a trip 10
galveston. Tex. the couple will be at
treet-
Mr.. and Mrs Edward D. Nelson OF
ronwood. Michigan. have announced
he enoa renent of their daughter Amy I
4 TO Mt. Charles E. Mitchell Of New ,
York the wedding TO take place at
heir home in 1ronwoods November d
.fiss Nelson has often visited her SIS
or Mrs James Philip de Bevers Kaye. !
N ToDeka and has many friends and I
Idmirers here to whom the news of her
Wedding Will be OF much interest Inc '
match is q brilliant one for Mr. Mitch {
II is wealthy man WIN Iarse proP- t
rty interests in New York and Miss z
SeIson is a particularly attractive and I
TkabIe girl The wedding. like that OF :
e. sister. Miss Polly Nelson, who was I
1srrfed the sixth of this month to Mr. :
hester Shepherd. u s A, will be /
uiet, attended by relatives and init r
nate friends only
Mrs. Dick Alden will entertain the
Wednesday Bridge club tomorrow G
fternoOn- 6
Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain enter q
aimed a few guests informally at 7
1ncheon at the Mission tea room to
ay- is
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority OF =
-ashburn will give nousewarming at
7eir house on College Hill Friday night :,
which the parents of the girls and p
lie members of the faculty viii be
1ests- G
Notes and Personal Mention. a.
Mrs. E. P Kellam and Mr.. Edward t.
Kellam, who have been in Europe Q
IT two months, are expected to land :
New York today and will probably b
home next week. B
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Sallee, VINO
ave been living in the Rosslngton a
ouse on Monroe street will move out >,
l West Fifth and are the guests of
r and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith I'M r,
their new house is ready for occu- -
lncy. p
Miss Eva Smith will return tomor- IL
wv from a visit in Yankton, S D. -
Mrs: Eliza6etl sonthgats lsr. last t. t