The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-31

| IIldI ne Will leave topeka.
Miss Sarah Alice Wendell and Mr.
Earl F. Prfddy were married at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Wendell, of Elmont
on Thursday, July 90, at $50 p. m,
the Rev. w. B. Fisher of Meriden
performed the ceremony. The brides
sister. Miss Maurie Elizabeth Wendell,
acted as bridesmaid and the grooms
brother. Mr.. Glen Priddy. was the
best man. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played by Miss Nellie
Pond of Topeka who also sang during
the evening. The bride was gowned
in soft white satin with lace on its
bodice and a lace panel The color
scheme was pink and white. The
guests were limited to relatives of the
bridal couple. At the close of the
evening the bride and groom left for
the mountains of Colorado to spend a
few weeks.
a subscription dance will be given
at Vinewood, August 4. by Mr.. Don
Paine and Mr.. Don Osborn.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. King who are now
il, San Francisco. are expected home
the last of next week. They will re-
turn by way of GIenwood Springs and
Salt Lake City, stopping at both places.
Miss Gladys Van Deusen and Miss
Hazel Van Deusen of Manila, Philippine
lSIdDOS, VINO nave Deen guests LOT three
weeks of their uncle. DR.. L. H. Mum,
left today to join their mother Mrs.
George ". Van D=usen in New York
They will be in New York for a month
and will Stop in Topeka on their way
back to the Philippines. where their
ia her, Colonel Van Deusen, is station
ed.
Miss Helen Macleod, of Chicago, will
visit he cousin, Miss Marion Thomp-
son, next month.
Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Thompson and
daughter, Doris. will leave soon for a
short stay at Merrill Springs.
Mr. Roy Forbes, who was a student
last winter at the Ohio Wesleyan and
went to Chicago at the close of the
school term to take a six weeks course
at the Chicago university, returned to-
Topeka today.
Mr.. W. NJ. Davidson. of Omaha, was
in Topeka today on his way to FL
Dorado to visit his mother.
Mr. Sam Radges, who is spending
most of the summer at Merrill Springs,
viii be in town the first of the week
for a few days.
Mr.. c. E. Cain has gone to Warsaw.
Mo-, to join Mrs. Cain and their children
Topeka with him. Mr.. Cain is the po-
liticaI reporter for the State Journal.
Mr.. r. A. Wallace and his grand
daughter. Miss Lois Strickler, will leave
daughter and Mrs. W. G. Baxter and
her children for a few days and &C
them to Sturgeon Bay, Wis,
for few weeks.
Miss Enid Stricken has returned from
visits in Whiting. Muscotah Horton and
Atchison.
Mrs. T T. Hitch and her daughter
Marjorie of Fort Madison, Iowa, are
the home of her mother. Mrs. John |
Nicoll, 1912 East Sixth avenue.
Miss Fowler of Fairfield. Iowa, who |
has been the guest of Mrs. NJ. F.
fcrI11- I1r+ -rlnv~ (V1I0
and Mrs. IIigby will leave soon for Col |
orado 20 spend q few weeks.
Mrs. G. F. Pent1eld will return to-
night from Merrill Springs where she
spent the past fortnight
Mrs. Frank Quinton has returned from
Merrill Springs where She spent the
Misses Anna and Rachel Ward of
Las Vegas, n. NJ. guests of the J. NJ.
Meade FAIRLY, will leave Wednesday
FOR Chicago where they will spend a
month";
Miss Virginia Meade and Miss Edith
who have been giving lee
ures and demonstrations in domestic
science at the Peabody and Council
Grove CnaHtauquas, Will return to To-
seka tomorrow.
Miss Frances BabcOck, of Lawrence,
as gone to Estes Park, Col, for the
est of the summer
Judge z. T. Hazen and Judge c. \.
Magaw left today for an extended
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eific coast from southern California to
The Puget Sound district and will stop
in Colorado and Nevada.
Mrs. n. w Laubach has gone to
Usage City to join Mr.. Laubach, who
S spending few weeks on their
,arm.
Mrs. z. NJ. Rominger and her sis
.er, Miss Grace Root, left this even
ng for two weeks stay in Denver.
Col.
Miss Agnes Henderson left tonight
'or a few weeks stay in Colorado
Springs, Col
Miss Lena Tallman will leave the
irst part of next week for Chicago
@ spend a month.
Mr.. Hervy Warren and Mr.. Emmett
left Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Sea tile and Vancouver Island.
Mrs. K. P. Simons and her daugh- |
er Julia, who have been guests for
some time of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John T. Price, ZIG Eighth ave-
hue, east. will leave the first OF Au- I