The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-04

Limberger. The trip is over. but the
recollection of it brings many visions
of grandeur and beauty. and besides
there are trophies of handmade lace,
with the Irish rose and shamrock wo-
ven in; there are chiffon gowns en-
broidered in buds and blossoms in the
daintiest coIors: there are hats of
, Florentine braid long handsome
plumes, Dresden china, bits of Italian
mosaic and other treasures that are
priceless to their owners, for the mem
cries that they bring.
Mr.. Thomas Leslie and Miss Anna
Nolk of st. Paul. Mimi, were married
at Christ Episcopal church, of St. Paul
last week. Mr.. Leslie formerly lived
in Topeka, where he was employed at
Robinson & MarShalfS. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Leslie, of 1877
Western avenue. He is now advertfs-
ing man for Meyer & Simon in st. Paul,
and he and his bride will make their
home there. at 2S4 Sidney street.
The members of the Clio club enter
tanned the officers of the City fedora
ton Monday night at a meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Shirer.
Vocal solos were given by Mrs. J. P.
Wallace. Mrs. B. B. Smythe and Mrs.
Miss Mary Helen Shirer gave some
piano numbers. The club will study
foreign travel this year, and Miss Ethel
Aldrich, who spent the summer in
Europe, gave an entertaining talk last
night about the places she visited dur
ing her trip.
The t. G. F. club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. G. H. Foster.
11H Taylor street.
The following notice. from San Ber-
T1a Y-fli inn 01 int
friends of Mrs. w. J. Hewins, who was
formerly Miss Cora Litch of Topeka.
Mr.. Hewins also has relatives in To-
peka:
In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Joseph Hewins, who were mar
ried by Father Brady at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon, at the parochia1 residence
of the Church of San Bernardino de
Siena. Mrs. ]. H. Weger gave a recep-
ton on the lawn Monday evening.
The table of the bridal party was
deliberately decorated with pink roses
and ferns. Festoons of ferns formed d
canopy over the table. Electric lights
were strung in the form of wedding
bells. The house was decorated with
placards designed to instruct the new
lyweds concerning points of interest
along the new journey they are to
travel in company.
The bride cut the wedding cake,
which was made by her mother, Mrs.
Itch, with pretty ceremony.
The hostess sister-in-law and guest.
Mrs NJ Weger. Of Fresno, entertained
the company with a few beautiful piano
selections.
The U and I club are planning to
give a charity ball some time during
November. Mrs. David Mulvane is
chairman of the committee who have
the affair in charge, and she will be
sisted by Mrs. Fred Freeman. Mrs
Frank Merriam, Mrs. Schuyler Nichols,
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs. Charles
Mitchell and Mrs Albert T. Reid.
Definite arrangements for the ball
have not yet been made.
Mrs. E. s. Pettyjohn. who spent the
summer in the east. is now playing
around Mackinac Island, Mich. for
written the following letter to one Of
her friends here telling little of vaca-
ton joys: Hay fever drove me to
this place on my return to Chicago
from Atlantic City. [ felt lonely and
|. mesick Just at first, but the island
threw its spell over me. After a few
days the hay fever disappeared ut
terly. and found myself taking three
six and nine mile walks with as little
fatigue as I would experience in going
down town afoot Yesterday was
glorious. and a party of us took a drive
through the woods on the east side @