The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-12
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Miss Mary Dimond of Chicago. who
has often visited her aunts, Mrs. Eve
Iyn Lewis and Mrs. Edward Wilder,
and her uncles. Mr.. J. Frederick Scott
and Mr.. A. A. Scott, in Topeka, viii De
married Friday, January 10, to M;
Randy Saul, also of Chicago. 1t Will
be a church wedding, they will leave
] Immediately for a short wedding jour
| new and will go to housekeeping when
they return
The Copeland at homes, social feat
ures of the legislative sessions for the
/ past few years, will be observed as
| usual on Thursday afternoons ana
evenings during the present session.
/ Many of the legislative people are at
| the National for this session and the
! ladies of that hotel will also have an
at home day during the rest of the win
| ter, to be announced later.
\
! Goodbye toasts to the guest of honor
were a pleasant feature of the lunch
| con which Mrs. John O. Royce gave to-
1 day for Mrs Hoch who will leave to-
morrow for her home in Marion after
l four years as mistress of the Gov
| errors House and first lady of the
| state. The table had a centerpiece of
red roses to harmonic with the decora-
I
room and the invitations included Mrs.
Hoch. Mrs Homer Hoch, Miss Edna
Hoch, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. s. s.
Fstev. Mrs. c. E. Denton. Mrs. James
! p. Hurley Mrs. Noble Prentis, Mrs.
Talton S. Crane, Mrs. Charles E. Spen-
Ger Mrs H o. Garvey, Mrs. Edward
| w Thompson, Mrs. w. A. McCarter'
Mrs. E E. Marshall AID Mrs. c. W.
Hull.
Miss Helen McClintock will entertain
| her bridge club and some other guests
ten tables in all. at her home, 1913 Fill
more street, tonight.
| A modern Greek distych says: For
! sixtv months have I wooed thee. That
| is five years, and had planted lemon
| fruit" Must be different in Greece
with us.s if you go a-wooing, that's all
that's necessary. No need to plant
| lemon tree.
wealth and fashion will again smile
nublicIv on the erstwhile unfashion-
able cause of woman suffrage at the
luncheon to be given at the Hotel AS
tor in New York on January 10, in
honor of Miss Ethel Arnold, Mrs.
Clarence Mackay and the Rev. Anna
Howard Shaw. It will be repetition
of the Carnegie hall mass meeting, as
far as this particular phase is con
cerned. Mrs. Mackay, as one of the
band at the table of the president,
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. but she
will entertain a party of guests at an
other table. Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri and
Mrs. William NJ WINS VIII nave
tables and for the first time in the
history of suffrage luncheons, it is
said a man has taken a table. He is
Colonel George Harvey, one OF the
originators of the Equal Franchise
league. Mrs William Tod Helmuth
nfC each
of whom is at the head of some large
organization, like Mrs Elmer Blair,
of Albany, president of the state
Federation of Women's clubs ana
dent of the city federation. Mrs.
Charles B. Reed will entertain Pro-
lessor and Mrs. John Dewey, and
among other guests will be Miss
Dorothy Whitney, Mrs. Newboid Nor
ris Ethel Taylor, great-grand-
daughter of Mrs. John Stuart Nell
and better known as Madame Louise;
Mrs. C. E. Mason, of Tarrytown, and
Mrs. Emmanuel Einstein.
Mrs. A. W. Knowles has asked
guests for luncheon Thursday in COM
pliment to Mrs. J. L. Shellabarger,
and Mrs. Joab Mulvane will give an
Informal afternoon for Mrs. Shella.
barger Friday.
Judge and Mrs L. S. Ferry will en-
tertain their Neighborhood Bridge
club tonight.
Mr. John Sargent has asked guests
for dinner tonight at his house, 225
| Clay street.
The Ladies Music club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank P.
MacLennan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F, Carter will en-
terrain the following friends informally
at their home in Potwin Place tonight:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs
H. n. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Boone,
DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Burkett, Mr.. G. w.
Findley and Miss Amanda Findley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ne1s Ockerb1ad of Law
renee, will live at the Stubs place
while Governor Stubs and his family
are at the state executive residence.
Miss Lenora Stubs will enter the To-
peka high school Monday and the 9TH
er Stubs children will also go to the
public schools in Topeka.
Mrs George Eagle entertained the
Felicity whist club today.
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The Vespuccian club will have an ev-
ening meeting tonight to which the
husbands of the members are invited, at
the home of Mrs L. K. Eakin, HOY
Monroe street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rust Bediger
of Baltimore. Nd, will spend Thursday
and Friday with Bishop and Mrs. Mills
paugh. at the bishops house. on their
way to Japan where Mr.. Bediger is a
professor in the Imperial college az
Fokio Mrs. Bediger is a cousin OF
Mrs. Aillspaugh and a sister of Miss