The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-27

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Mrs. Flora James of $40 Klein street
entertained Monday evening at O'Clock
Gunner In honor of Miss Clara Hoeck of
Marshalltown, Ia, Mrs W. B. Hoeck
OF Carrizozo. N. M, and Mrs. WIN.
Swain of Oakland.
Mr. Frank Fluke and family of ST.
Monroe street moved yesterday to their
new home at Second and Tyler streets.
The Kings Daughters of the Presby-
terlan cnurch gave a reception at the
cnurcn Monday evening for the Third
Presbyterian church ball team Abou
100 young folks were present. Tho
evening was spent In playing games.
after which refreshments were served.
All enjoyed fine time.
Mrs. Torrance Robertson left Monday
evening for McAllister, Oklahoma. to
join Mr.. Robertson in a permanent
home. Mrs Robertson was formerly
Miss Wilma Alexander of 407 LAFAYETTE
street.
Mrs. Adolph Mischke and daughter
Hazel of Branner street have gone to
Kansas City to spend several weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. L. Crook and son Galen of 400
Lafayette street have returned from
Oberlin, Kansas, where they spent a
week visiting DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith
MISS MARY WdueTS OF 4lS LafaY6tt6
street entertained at dinner Sunday
evening in honor of Mrs. Torrance Rob-
ertson. Her guests were: Mrs Rob-
ertson, Miss Lottie Onion and Miss
Pearl Ticknor.
Mrs. Morford and son Everett of 3o2
Klein street will move the latter part
of the week to the Johnson home on
German avenue.
Dot Wagner of Chandler. Oklahoma
has come to Topeka to remain. She
has accepted position with the indie
pendent Telephone company and will
make her home with Mrs F. G. Corbin
of 900 East Fourth street.
Stanley Gentry of Klein street has re
signed his position with the Santa Fs
and has gone to work in the postoffce,
where he has position as assistant
clerk.
Miss Minerva Mcdowell of Auburn,
Kansas. is here spending this week tha
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. H. McCord
of 22S Klein street.
Miss Pearl Ticknor of 4o5 Lafayette
street entertained Miss Mary Walters,
Miss Lottie Onion and Mrs Wilma
Robertson at dinner Monday evening In
honor of Mrs. Robertson who left Mon
day night for her future home in Nc
Allister, Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith have returned
to their home in Eskridge, Kansas.
after spending several days here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCord of
22S Klein street
Mr.. Grover Stitt and sister. Miss
Hazel Stitt, of 404 Monroe street. have
gone to Eskridge to be present at the
wedding of Mr.. Stitt to Miss Mary
Schock. which will take place Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Stitt will
be at home to their friends at 404 Mon
roe. The best wishes of their many
friends are extended to them.
F. G. Prather of the field engineering
department of the Santa F'e and Miss
Elma Shields Of Ala Lafayette street
were married in Kansas City last Fri
day and have been keeping the fact a
secret for the last four days. They
were married by Judge Prather of
Kansas City, who refused to charge
them for either the license or for the
services that he rendered them in Of
floating at the ceremony He said that
it was the first time that he had ever
had the opportunity to marry any one
by the same name as himself He pre-
scented the bride with book on 9Th
Marriage Vow"as wedding gift along
with the usual good wishes The young
people who have been keeping the fact
of their marriage secret have no real |
reason for SO doing, but wanted to do /. !
in order to have the laugh on their
friends who had been expecting the
near approach of the wedding and had !
planned q lively reception for them
when the marriage should be an