The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-26

The wedding of DR.. John sheldon
Wright and Miss Jessie Esther Holmes.
Of Pleasanton, Kan, took place Satur-
day, December "a, at the brides home
In Pleasanton- DIR. Wright is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wright of 1417
west street. He is graduate of
Washburn college and the Kansas City
Dental college. DR.. and Mrs. wright
came to spend the HOLIDAYS with DR..
lWrignts parents. and after the first of
the year, they will return to Pleasan-
ton, where DR.. Wright is practicing
denistry' and will make their home
there.
MISS Grace Dana will give an in
formal evening party Tuesday for Miss
Pauiine Hudson and Mr.. Donald Hui
son of the City of Mexico. who are
the holidays with their grandmother,
Mrs. Nathan Price. The other guests
Will be: Miss Katherine Mcfarland,
MISS Bertha Clay, Miss Jean Lindsay,
IIlss ENG peth Culver. Miss Katherine
Keller of Kansas City, Miss Violet
Crumbine, Mr.. Kelsie Petro, Mr.. Archie
Cav. Mr.. Jack Erickson, Mr.. Morris
Tucker. Mr.. Willard Wear, Mr.. Sidney
Everlnsham and Mr.. Fred Beerbohm.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kirkpatriclx had
q family dinner and Christmas tree to-
day at their home on West Sixth ave
nue. for Mr. and Mrs. James Kirkpat-
TICK, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Bair, Mr. ami
Mrs. A. B. Kirkpatrick. DR.. and Mrs.
John Kirkpatrick, and their families.
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The following young people had a
Christmas tree Sunday night at the
Country club: Miss Helen McClintock,
Miss Gertrude McCintock. Miss Mar
Laura Hall, Miss Bertha Hull, Mr.
Dana Davis, Mr.. Will Stewart Dr.
James Stewart, Mr. Richard Hall, Mr.
Darwin Bradley, Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr..
Ray Thompson and Mr.. Edwin Kistler.
The Current Literature club will
meet Saturday, Janpary g. with Mrs.
Otto kiene, at her home, 526 Lincoln
street.
The program following the annual
banquet of Orient lodge Wednesday
evening. December %, at Masonic
temple will be furn ished by pupils of
Kissing conservatory assisted by Mr..
%Olivette" by Audran will be present
ed. Those in the cast are Ethel
Barnes, Fannie Cramer. Mabel Nose
ley. Beulah Wentworth. Lola Sinclair,
Celeste Sherwood. BERTHE Merit, Jes-
sic Curtiss, c. D. Wellman. F. L. Rob-
bins. Otis Mayes, Roy Firkins and A.
r. Teed.
There is a good deal said and writ
ten about the amount of vanity men
feel in wearing the ties that women
select for them. If a woman gets a tie
for a man he imme diately makes up
his mind not to like it, even If it's
lot better looking than anything he
ever chose for himself. A man stop
ped into the office today, wearing
about his collar what appeared to be
a piece of figured indigo Bingham. 1t
them that are afar off and to them
that are Nigh Viewed from any dis
lance or any angle, the glare of it was
enough to injure your vision. AS soon
as he entered the door the men began
to jeer at him: Your wife bought
your tie for Christmas. 1 see and
you're brave one to wear it-looks
like purple sim" etc. Then getting
very red in the face. bringing out by
contrast the high lights and the low
shadows of the purple continuance
under his chin. he shouted back: You
got it wrong; this a good looking tie,
and I bought it myself, Nv korse."
Whereupon the others decided it
wasn't bad, indeed it was very fair
bit of neckwear. and they actually
looked ashamed for laughing at a tie
man had selected
Miss Ella Bailey and Miss May Bal
ley will give party at their home on
Lane street Thursday afternoon.
The ultimatum has arrived from
Paris in time to settle all disputes