The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-06

Reid Besides the members of the club,
the guests were Mrs. Dean Low OF
Phoebe, Idaho, Miss Florence Mix OF
Chicago, Mrs. Merrill Lindsay of New
York city, Miss Bess Campbell of Cha
mute, Mrs. Tom Frost and Mrs. B. F.
Akers.
The present fashion for draperies and
scarfs for adjoining reception gowns
gives the economical woman an oppor-
tunity to make into a thing or you-n
and beauty her last years plain SILK OF
satin dress. OF course 1T takes an ar
fist to swirl a few sashes and loose
. ends over a dress in a way to make II
graceful, but even when the services
of high priced dressmaker are requir-
ed, the gown is still cheaper tnac new
one would be. The style OF using one
color over another or several SHADES
of the same color, makes this sort OF
alteration simpler than it would pc 70
keep to a single color scheme SLACK
scarfs are in high favor, parity because
they can be used with nearly any dress
and touch of black often gives cnar-
acter to frock as no other coior can.
The scarfs are made wider and ionger
than when they first came OUT. me
dainty, waving line of chlfron that the
scarf makes. Elusive and yer pronou la,1e
ed. is one of the most eHectiNe It'll
mings a dress can have.
X X x
Friends of Miss Sadie Kelly formerly
of Topeka, will be pleased to learn oA
her marriage to Mr.. Edward 1ork-
dale of Chicago. Tuesday, January =.
by Rev. Father Goodwin. FOLLOWING
the ceremony was the wedding break
fast and reception, which was helu a.
the home of her brother, L. r. Rely
The bride was charming IN a gown y.
pale blue peau de sole with trimmings
of silver net and basement erie. me
bride was attended by Miss NAME
Simpler of Topeka. Mr.. Jack Kelly o. OF
North Dakota, was best man. MRS.
F. Kelly acted as matron of honor, her
gown being of rose color satin. After
a short wedding trip in the east MI
and Mrs. Workable will be at nome 10
their friends at 10S4 Wellington ave-
nue., Chicago.
Miss Lenora Scott and Mr. G. M
Branch, both of Hutchinson, were mar
ried Wednesday morning at the nome
of Mrs. NJ. E. Hopper, 1924 Tyler sIree.,
the Rev. Thos. S. Young, OF the First
Baptist church of the city, officiating,
Mrs. Branch is organist for the Flrst
Methodist church at HutchlnSon. anu
Mr.. Branch is cashier of the Cltlzehs
State bank there.
<o4es and Personal Mention.
Mr. s. B. Rohrer and his son Ralph
left last night for Wichita to be with
Mr.. Rohrer's mother. Mrs. John Rohrer,
who is seriously i'll. Miss Blancne
Rohrer will join them in Wichita TO-DAY
Miss Katherine Morton of Lawrence
will arrive tomorrow to pc Ihe gu goe So o.
her sister, Mrs. T. W. Iouo' 1ooo w III
vane street.
M Thomas Going, father of Mr.. ].
w. Going, is i'll at Stormont hospital.
Mr.. George P. Stitt left this morning
for a short trip to Denver and Colorado
Springs. Upon his return next week ne
will go east, where his business will
keep him most of his time. Mrs. Stitt
and her daughter. Mary Elizabeth. will
ne at the Virginia for short time, and
will then join Mr. Stitt in the east.
Mrs c. F. Worley will entertain the
Young woman's Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church at her home to-
night.
Mrs. Walter Reeves of Streeter. ILL.,,
is visiting Mrs Elmer E. .Ames in Pot
win. Mrs. Reeves is on her way to
Mexico and California for the remain
| Mr.. and Mrs George Godfrey Moore
are moving from 1858 Clay street to
their new bungalow at 1882 Lincoln
street.
Miss Lucille McAfee, who spent the
holidays with her people in Topeka, re-
turned Wednesday to Atchison. Miss
Seger of Atchison, who was her guest
| here returned with her.
DR.. William Reed of Blue Rapids,
Kan, will arrive tomorrow to, be the
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DR.. Merrill Lindsay has returned to
his home in New York city. Mrs.
Lindsay will remain with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. A Robinson, until the
| first of February.
Miss Helen Sterne left yesterday for
Kansas City. She will be the guest of
Mrs. E. J. Rae.
Mr. Wallace Thompson has returned
from short visit in Kansas City.
Mrs. Harry A. Bubb and her children
of Bozeman, Mont, arrived today 70
visit Mrs. Bulbs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett r. Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler went
to Kansas City to meet them and re-
turned with them.
Chief Justice and Mrs. w. A. John
ston have returned from Oxford, O..
where they visited their daughter, Mrs.
S. ]. Brandenburg. Previous to her
visit in oxford. Mrs. Johnston spent a
I few weeks in New York and Washing
Mrs. Charles Blood Smith returned
| Wednesday from visit of a few days
| in st. Louis.
Mrs. Eugene Sallee and her children
| left today for a two weeks visit in
! Abilene.
Mrs. W. o. Anderson will entertain
her embroidery club Friday afternoon
at her home. 1866 Tyler street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moeser will cele-
| brate their golden wedding anniversary
tonight at their home, POI Topeka ave-
nue..
Professor and Mrs. Stanley L. Rubens
and their son. Morris, of Kansas City,
who are visiting in Topeka, will leave
COR Oklahoma City next week. From
there they will go to Fort Worth, Tex,
and Los Angeles, Cal.
/ Mrs Francis L. Hayes and her
daughter, Elinor, have returned from a
| visit of a few months in Washington,
| D. C.
Mr.. o. L. Phillips of French. N. NJ, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. r. p
| March.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Larson have gone
| to Ell Paso, Tex, to spend the rest OF