The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-26
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Among the members of the Country
club and their families who attended
the Wednesday night dinner-dance last
night were: Mr. and Mrs George NJ.
Crawford, Mrs. Harry Ashby, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold T Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s McClin-
took, Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas F. Doran, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frederick W. Freeman, Mr. David
Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs Ilif Felix, MI
Herbert L. Armstrong. Mr. Ned Osborn.
Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Esther
Rodgers, Miss Lillian Parfitt, Miss
Leona Curtis. Miss Dorothy Scott. NJ
Hugh Mcfarland Mr. Harry Eagle, M
Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Darwin Bradley,
Mr.. Bob Pierce. Mr.. Louis Hall. Nj
Fred Parfitt and Mr.. Bernard Crosby.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Thayer
and Mr.. Percy Walker of Topeka viii
be celebrated this evening at the home
of the brides father, President Henry
F Thayer of Paramount college, Wich-
tia. who will perform the ceremony
Topeka people who went TO Wichita
for the wedding are Mrs. E B. Walker.
the bridegroon's mother. and his SIS
Walker. Mr. Elmer Schults and Mr..
James Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Walker
will go to Colorado to spend a few
weeks and will be at home at SIS lyle
street.
One hundred and twenty-five invita-
lions were issued by Mrs. P. ]. CleY-'
niger and Miss Gertrude Clevinger fof
their reception at their house on west
Tenth avenue this afternoon in honor
of their house guests, Mrs Onver
Dovey and Mrs. J. W. Shuck Of Ur-
bana, Illinois. The hours were from
asked to assist were Mrs. Frank n
Lynch, Mrs. W. H Kemper, Mrs. n b.
Campbell Mrs E. A. Austin, MIS-
Luther Burns, Miss Josephine Lynch
w Hoch of Marion Mrs. H T. Greene
of Urbana. Illinois. Mrs o G. Dun OF
Horton, Mrs. T. s. Clevenger OF VIII
Harrisburg, Mrs Della Dickinson. MIS-
Sim OF Valley Center were out of town
guests.
Invitations received in Topeka an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
Miss Edna Belle Houk and Mr.. New
ton Atwater Martin In Wausau, Wis
consin, Saturday. August 2Sth. At
home after October 1. $40 Harrison
boulevard, Wausau Miss Houk spent
a year in Topeka with her uncle and |
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Love. 1874
Harrison street. and had a number OF
acquaintance here
"A very pleasant surprise party was /
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Don w. |
Osborn at their home, 1905 Kansas ave
nue.. Tuesday evening. Those invited
and Mrs. Geo. Earnest Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs H o. |
Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas- Ander-
son, Mr. and Mrs Fred Johns. Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. L. Osborn. Misses Clara Snirk, |
Grace Craig. Pearl Craig. Grace Wylfe, |
Vivian Rush. Freda Herr, Ruth Os-
born: Messrs. Ed Johns. Roy Hendriclz-
son. Roy Brandon. Arnold Matthews.
Dan Stoddard.
The marriage of Miss Ella May Nc
Carter and Mr.. Claude W. Shepherd
took place Wednesday evening at the |
Carter, 722 Madison street The Rev
DR. A s. Embree performed the cere-
mony. At home at 1417 Fillmore street
The little boys and girls on Fillmore |
street have become very much inter-
tsted in the Marian Bleakley case and /
have determined to assist in her de- |
tense in a substantial way and will
ceeds of which win be entirely donated
TO this fund. The children donated
In this matter and having immediate
charge are: Mohra Gatchel, ARtoinette
and Merrill Rutter. The social will be
held on the Rutter. drummer and Lucas
lawns at e06-912-914 Fillmore street,
" hich will be tastefully decorated by
lanterns. The children will be assisted
by their De rents and it is hoped the So
cial will be successful in financial
way.
When the Incubator Baby is 16
years old, when every girl imagines she
Is a martyr to her family, what a club
she will have to hold over the head of
which ever mother finally gets her.
You Would have me-" she will say,
"and if YOU don't like me 1 will go to
my Real Mother who will appreciate
me-"
Cheer up. The summer is dull and
nnevenrfuI, but the season of Polite
Vaudeville will soon be on, when you
nay go to the theater every night and
see a gent kick a Perfect Lady in the
face in the spirit of pure comedy
y
There are so many dogs and bones
On the sidewalk in front of a certain
nome in Topeka. where there is a big
family of boys, that you can hardly get
" But when it comes to landscape
gardening, a velvety lawn with a 1oun-
ain and statuary and f1owerbeds looks
mighty cheap and tacky in comparison
with boys and dogs and bones.
Miss Charlotte Allison and Mr.. Ches-
er E Borst were married at the home
# the bride, 22s jackson street, last
,astor of the First Baptist church Of
iciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Borst Will take
. trip to Fox Lake. Wis, and be at
,onne after September %, at 627 Gar
ield avenue.
Mrs. Anna B. Wood announces the
marriage of her daughter. Fern Beat
zee, to Mr.. Harry Niccum. which took I
,lace Wednesday at p. m MI. and I
FRS Niccum will be at home to their
,-5epdS ar 1914 avenue after