The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-07

ceremony which was performed by the
Rev. ]. D. Ritchey. The bride wore
her travelling gown, a stylish three piece
ISuit of pongee, the coat heavily braid
ed and trimmed with cut jet buttons.
Her hat was brown straw trimmed with
blue velvet ribbon and punches of
GRAPES. Ar elaborate breakfast follow
ed the marriage at the Hotel Baltimore,
the party returning to Leavenworth in
the late afternoon. The reception given
to the bride and groom by M. and
Mrs. Cess in the evening at the Goss
home on Fifth avenue was elaborate
function assembling a brilliant COM
pany. The bride wore an ideal gown
l of white duchesse satin, it's perfect prin-
lcesse lines clinging to the graceful fig
lure. The yoke and sleeves were of rose
| point and duchesse lace with pearl Or
lnaments. The shower bouquet was of
lilies Of the valley and roses and she
/ wore Mr.. Jackson's gift, diamond
! sunburst- Mrs. Jackson is petite
/ brunette, pretty and of winning man
ner and she was at her lovelfest last
4 evening. AT half after 10 O'Clock Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson left for a trip. to
New York and Washington. and were
| followed by cordial congratulations. Mr..
jackson is a man of many friends and
mas a prominent recognition in the le
gal profession. The bri,1e a bright low
| able young woman, has also host of
| friends and she and Mr.. Jackson will
be popular with the young married peo-
PIE. MT. anu NlTS. JACKSON VIII De DIT
home for the summer at the E. E. Muir
lphy home on Chestnut street.-Leaven-
worth Times Sunday.
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| Mrs. A. II. Horton, president of the
Women's Kansas Day club and pas.
president of the city federation of wo-
linens clubs, will be the hostess at the
IWomen's Kansas Day club tent at the
Topeka Chautauqua in Garfield park.
| A daily meeting of interest will be held
at these headquarters. Club women and
others interested are invited to visit
the w. K D. club tent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Edward Lux
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Bertha, to Mr.. Charles Fos-
| ter Riczerbacher. The wedding will
take place the first week in July.
Mrs. William Cuthbert entertained
last week for Miss Mayme McCahan,
whose wedding to Mr.. William Jacobs,
! taxes place tomorrow. The invited
guests were: Mrs. J. H. McCahan, Mrs.
Mrs. Dana Weatherby, Mrs. N. G. Edei-
blute, Mrs. Chas. Inman, Miss Mabel
| Cuthbert, Miss Louise Helmig Miss
Miiored Clearinghouse. Miss Katie Bell
| Cuthbert.
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Mrs. F. E. Grote, 1909 Tyler street.
will entertain her art club tomorrow
noon at luncheon.
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The marriage of Mrs. T. s. Mason
and Mr.. John Sargent will take place
tomorrow at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George d. Walp.
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Mrs. Stubs will entertain the Min
erva club one day this week or next
at her home in Lawrence.
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The June 'O9 class of the high
school will go to Wakarusa tomor-
row to camp for week.
The Portia club will have picnic
tomorrow at Vinewood.
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| Mrs. Hugh r. Ross of Evanston,
ILL.,, Mrs. John S. Pullman of Bridge
| port, Conn.,, and Miss Mary Meade
| were guests of honor at an informal
| tea on Friday afternoon given by Miss
Ward and Mrs. Youngs at their house
on Polk street. Mrs. Ross was the
/ guest of Mrs. Doane of West Seventh
street over Saturday
/ Notes and Personal Mention.
II Mrs. W. r. Stubs, her sons and
II daughters are in Lawrence to spend
| the week.
/ Miss Clara Carr went to Emporia to
/ spend week and will go to her home
in Tennessee for the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Fred Crossley will be home
from Kenyon college, Gambler. o..
about the 26th to spend the summer
/ vacation.
Mrs S. J. Bear and Miss Edna Bear
II went to Usage City today to spend the
week with Mrs. Charles Barnes.
Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell has return
II ed from trip through New Mexico
and Arizona.
Mrs. George c. Thompson, who was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. A. Herbst returned to her home in
Plainville today, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. George Snyder and her
son Billy. who will visit in Plainville
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Mulvane are
expected home this week from trip
to New York and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Black will move
from the Colonial to an apartment at
1901 Tyler street the first of July
when Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gafford, who
now have the apartment, go to the
Virginia which Mr.. Gafford recently
4 purchased.
Mrs Frank Moss and her children OF
ST. Marys will spend the summer at
Ludington, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Badgley and the
Misses Badgley of Westmoreland spent
the week end with the ]. S. Spauldine
family, 1912 Lane street They drove
down in their touring car and Miss
Jennie Arnold of Westmoreland, who
was here for Washburn commence
ment went home with them.
III Mrs c. NJ. Bilheimer OF Owasso
Michigan and Mrs. G. H. Bilheimel
| of Kansas City are expected tonight tc
visit Mr.. and Mrs F. G. w. Travis OF
Auburndale.
Mr.. and Mrs James Nelson and
daughter Gertrude spent Sunday in
Atchison.
Mrs. John F. GreenawaIt and little
daughter who have been visiting the
| family Of Mr.. C. P. Bolmar. left to-