The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-07
c)OcH7Y

Governor Hoch's family is packing
and preparing to leave the governor s
house Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hoch and
Miss Edna Hoch will go to Marion Mon
day. and the governor and Mrs.
Hoch will leave Wednesday, remaining
to welcome the new governor, Mr.. Wal
ter Roscoe Stubbs and his family who
come from Lawrence Tuesday and will
be their guests that day.
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Miss Ella Davis, sister of the bride,
and Mr.. Welt Felix of Kansas City,
brother of the bridegroom, will be the
attendants at the marriage of Miss Eth
ell Davis and Mr. Ilif Felix, invitations
for which were issued by the parents
OF the former, Mr. and Mrs Byron
Humphrey Davis yesterday. The we'd
ding will take place at the Davis resi-
dence, 735 Fillmore street. Wednesday
evening, January 20, at Z o'clock. Miss
Davis has not been in the best of
health this winter and has been going
out very little and so the wedding will
not be preceded by the usual festivities
though both Miss Davis and Mr.. Felix
have many friends who wished to en-
tertain in their honor. The marriage is
one of the most important of the sea-
son and is attended by the cordial good
wishes of an unusually large circle
They win go to Chicago for their we'd
ding trip and will be at home at the
Lenox.
Miss Louise Wood gave small and
Jeannette Wolcott today and Miss
Hazel Risteen entertained informally
in her honor yesterday.
Chancellor and Mrs Frank Strong
will give reception at their house on
University Hill, Lawrence, tonight in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Roscoe
Stubbs, who leave Lawrence for Topeka
next week when Mr.. Stubbs will be in
Iaugurated as governor of Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forbes will give
a dinner tonight in compliment to Miss
Pauline LaTlompe of Pueblo, Col,
guest of Miss Edna Corbet-
The dinner, dance and reception
which the George J: Goulds will give
in the Hotel Plaza Thursday night to
formally Introduce their daughter, Mar
jorie, to society is expected to be the
most elaborate entertainment of the
kind ever given in New York Two
hundred and fifty guests have been in
vited to this dinner, but there will be
more at the cotillon and supper which
viii follow. Mrs. Gould. who before her
marriage was Edith Kingdom, an ac-
tress of some rank, has engaged the en-
tire first floor of the Plaza and the vari-
Gus rooms and halls will be transform
ed into an Eden of roses. orchids, lilies
of the valley and the daintiest of ferns.
hidden from view by the floral decora-
tions, and Nathan Franko, who is in
charge of the musical arrangements,
will have five orchestraS on duty.
Throughout the dinner one orchestra
will play. and the chief feature of its
programme will be 1.-THE Marjorie
Waltz which Mr.. Franko has compos-
ed for the occasion. After dinner there
will be a promenade. during which two
orchestras will play. Two orchestras
will play for the cotillon. which will end
promptly at midnight. This will be fol-
lowed by an elaborate supper and
dance. at which two orchestras will fur
nish the music. Mr.. Franko has devo-
ted great care to arranging the music.
Mrs G. o. Smith and Miss Emma |
Smith sent out invitations today for a
reception at their house, sos Topeka |
avenue, Thursday afternoon, January |
IA, to o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. b NJ. Davies have
asked guests for dinner tomorrow |
evening at their house. 800 Sixth ave- |
nue., west.
Mrs. A. o. Rosser entertained her
thimbIe club today in compliment to |
Mrs. Frank Chilson of South Nc |
AIester, Okla. The club members are |
Mrs. Rosser, Mrs. John T. Iagerstrom, |
Mrs. ]. F. Lytle, Mrs. Carl Erickson |
and Mrs. K. U. Whitted.
The dinner to have been given at
the home of Mrs c. D. Lusby. 1855 |
the members of the Ideal History club |
and their husbands, has been post
poned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Shuler 300 |
Chester avenue, Oakland, celebrated |
their twentieth wedding anniversary |
New Years night asking the follow
ing friends for the evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleasant Smelser. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Smelser, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Wilson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Williams Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stephenson, /
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Van SAINT, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Noel Copeland Mr. and Mrs. L.
Biscoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Suit Mr..
and Mrs Charles Steele, Miss Dolly
Smelser. Mr.. Lewellyn Smelser, Miss
Neva Gormley, Miss Margaret
Helen Williams, Mr. George Neil, Miss
Gladys Neil Mr.. Scott Kelsey, Miss
Marie Steele, Miss Louise Suit Miss
Fish, Miss Taylor, Miss Virginia
Biscoe-
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Mrs. L. l.. Goodwin. gave a matinee
box party at the Novelty wednesday
followed by supper at
Mills tea room. in compliment to
Mrs Frederick J. Curnick of New
York city. The other guests were
Mrs Charles K. Holiday, Mrs Nor
ton AIbaugh, Mrs. Harry Lyman, Mrs.
Eli G. Foster, Mrs. George Port Ash
ton, Mrs. j. B. Belts. Miss Grace
Miss Florence WEIGH.
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The Golden Rule club will meet
with Mrs S. S. Wright. AS Taylor
street, Friday afternoon.
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