The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-09
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Mr.. Frederick Dumont Smith OF
Hutchinson and Mr. w. s. Fitzpatrick
of Independence, members of the last
state senate, will give a dinner tonight
at the Topeka club for the eight mem
berS of the present senate who were in
the upper house two years ago and
who are Senator Porter Senator Huff
man, Senator Chapman, Senator Lower.
Senator Stillings, Senator Hodges, Sen
ator Stewart and Senator Quincy.
Mr.. Ralph Moore has issued invita-
lions for the marriage of his sister,
Miss Edith Moore. and the Rev. Joseph
II Jones at Unity church Monday
afternoon, February %, at two O'Clock.
Miss Sarah Beck gave an informal
afternoon for Miss Moore Saturday and
among the other ante-wedding enter
fainmentS planned are a dinner tOmor-
row evening which Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Miller will give, and one Thursday
night to be given by the members of
Unity club at Unity church of which
Mr.. Jones is the pastor: a luncheon
Saturday at Mills tea room by the
Pactolian club and an informal even
Ing Friday at which Miss Minna Bauer
will be the hostess.
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The military was we'll represented
in the audience at the Grand last night
to see The Boys of Company B. which
is built around the New York militia.
Among the occupants of the boxes were
Col. and Mrs. Charles S. Elliott. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. James G. Hughes. Miss
Alice Hughes, General Charles ?. Drew.
Col. Frank L. Travis of lola, Col. w.
w. Dennison, Major George w Porter,
Captain H. NJ. Philips and Captain
James Goings, all of the Kansas ma
tional guard. General Wilder s. Met
calf, Captain A. B. Connolly and Pri-
Twentieth Kansas, U. s. V. were in the
parquette and the regular army was
represented by Mrs. James P. Rowley
and her daughter Miss Tide Robenson
who have Perfectly Good son and
brother at West Point.
The stockholders of the Country club
will have their annual business meeting
tonight. which will be preceded by an
informal dinner at six-thirty O'Clock at
the Harvey.
Mrs. Eli G. Foster has issued invita-
tions for a Valentine tea, the first of a
series, Saturday afternoon from four to
avenue.
The city federation of womens clubs
invited the wives of the state officers
who are not members of the federation
and the wives of the members of the
legislature to their reception this after
noon at Unity church in honor of Mr..
Edmund Vance Cooke, the poet-reader
auditorium tonight under the auspices
of the federation. The reception took
the place of the regular February
meeting of the federation.
A Topeka woman was seriously i'll
and her doctor wanted to call other
physicians in consultation. "That'n be
all right said the patient. Call as
Mr.. Herman Springer will give a /
song recital, classic and modern COM |
posers. Saturday evening, February 10.
at III Sixth avenue west, Miss Myrtle
The Varsity and Tivoli clubs will
give subscription dance Friday
night.
Mrs. Frank L. Campbell, 1907
Buchanan street, entertained her
neighborhood club and a few other
guests Monday afternoon for Misses
Mary and Bessie Campbell who are
church missionaries stationed in
India and in the States on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knisley announce the |
marriage of their daughter, Angeline, |
to Mr.. Don Paine, which took place
early last August in Kansas City, Mo. |
The announcement comes as a great |
surprise to the many friends of the !
young people who have kept their !
secret WIN no lutte success. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paine have many friends in To- |
peka- Mr.. Paine is a graduate of the
Topeka high school class of June, 'O8
ard is a member of the Fluffy Ruff1es |
club, one of the high school dancing
clubs, and Mrs. Paine is an ex-
ceptionally pretty young woman.
Mrs. Lima G.. Smith and Mr.. Tyler |
Smith were married at the home of
the bride, 1901 Kansas avenue, Satur- |
daV evening the Rev. ] w SidweII !