The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-21


will be given at the club TINS season u
The club house is fully as pleasant u
a cold dismal day as II is IN me 80 So
shine, for the rooms are money I=.gs.,,,-,..d
cheerful and when they are trlHilIieu
in the brilliant colorS OF the au uiil.-
flowers. as they were yesterdaS' NJ
leave nothing to be asked IN the lil --.-
ter of comfort and pleasanthess' -
bouquets of red asters stoou III ~ M
parlor and on the dining taole- nS
fireplace was banked with bitter go -,
and over the doors were huhs ST. anus
of cIematis and red blossoms 77
About three hundred guests atteAV 49,
49, Marty and were received by the
three hOstesSes. who looked very a.
tractiVe in their light gowns asdlIls S
the background ef DrlgnL coI Is,a 60
1.rhite figured voiIe with d narrow laH
ender stripe. and trimmed IN irish
lace Mrs. Crane was dressed III whl ~.
batiste with a lace bolero caush II III
front by large cameo sooi pr" trir,oT1 ned
Ferrv's gown was blue wolfe trliil lllSn
in cream lace. Three little Slfls,
Dorothy Crane, Catherine Cole anu anu
Elizabeth Edison, served ices a. ~
end of the receiving room ana opened
+ba door for the guests Ihey were
dressed in white frocks and per1orIneu
their duties in serving quite IKE .ASs
will be expected to 90 II Ten Ssl
hence and they all three give promise
Of being the, bellies of the days TO come
Mrs w. I. Miller who was one OF inc
friends who stayed all the d!lSl h tt,,s
was very prettily gOWned IN liSAI ~ ~
chiffon made over blue satin me
skirt was draped on one side, shoWirs
the satin underneath, and arouhu IHS
shoulders. Mrs. Miller wore shaw OF
enanoIed net Miss Lillian roster WHO
has recently returned Iroln on
where she spent the summer, was ole
- The GUESTS Her cloak was Dlack
beaver. and her hat was a tur pan ..l1 u
gray fur trimmed in gray WllIoH 9
A a
broa6cIoth suit with a Persian blouse
and her hat was black viewer anu Il ~.
med in plumeS- Mrs. NJ. T. dallIileee ,
gown was black lace over sallh, dlIO
the bodice, part OF Wnlcn Ma t ii NJ
{ < Estey wore gown OF cIll!O"
/, draned over Powered silk, ana TRIM
med in bands of plain lavender.
n. smith of Kansas City, Mrs Crane
sister-in-law. Mrs c. o. KNOWLES MIS-
s s. Estey. Mrs. NJ C Hammatt' Mrs
Herbert Armstrong, Mrs r u Noel
Mrs. G. c. Foss, Mrs. A. c "A. Go0a W
crane. Mrs. w. I. Miller. Mrs = l.
Tram. Mrs W. NJ Crosby, Mrs ). r
Hughes. Mrs. Charles Cooper, MIS-
Charles Adams. Mrs ROD Bone MIS-
Puhv Knowles, Miss Nellie Lesher,
Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Villa Rodgers,
Miss Lillian Trap and MISS margaret
Beerbohm.
Beginning Monday, week of "busy
5a1-s,s for society will follow. The
wedding of Miss Eva Bailey to Mr..
John Diller Carver will take place
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
homo of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs lanes NJ French, 1854 Topeka
avenue The event will interest many
Topeka people, for Miss BAILEY mas
lived here a long time. was student
at the high school. and since hn1shlng
- course at the Northwestern Univer-
i sitv of Chicago. she has been prom-
nent in musical circles here. Mr.. Gar
yer is the son of Judge and Mrs. 7. r.
Carver, and a brother of Judge Robert
MONDAY evening is the date of the
dance at the Elks club given by MI.
and Mrs. A. J. Cole, Mt. and MRS.
Frank Crane and Judge and Mrs l. $
Miss Edna Gafrord and Mr.. George
Porter have chosen Tuesday evening
as the date for their marriage which
will be celebrated in the First Prespy-
terrain church. The bridal party Will
he made up mostly of university peo-
pie for both Miss Gafford and Mr..
Porter were former students of Law
renee Miss Hazel Allison of Clay
Center will be maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Jane Bruce
Porter of Kansas City. Miss Grace
Hornaday of Lawrence, Miss Margaret
Ford of FmpOria. and Miss Gertrude
Reed of Topeka. Mr.. Harry Rodgers
of Pittsburg will be Mr.. Porter's best
man. and the ushers will be: Mr.. Earl
Rockefeller of Kansas City, Mr. A. H.
Gurley of Bernard, Mo, Mr.. James
Houghton and Mr.. Paul Arnold of
Kansas City. Miss Gaffords niece,
Dorothy Gafford. will be flower girl,
and little Richard Gafford will carry
the ring.
Tuesday afternoon the wedding of
Miss Mary Smalley and Mr.. Kenneth
Maine of Davenport, Iowa, will be
solemnized at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Smalley.
Mr. w. w Mills will give a dinner
Tuesday night at the tea room for his
daughter, Miss Marguerite Mills. whose
marriage to Mr.. William Mcpherson
of Howell. Michigan, will be the event
of Wednesday,
An event of interest for Thursday
IS a tea which Mrs. Herbert Armstrong
will give at the Topekt club from 8 to
y. and Thursday night comes the As
sembly dance at the Elks hall.
The Ceramic Art club held the sec
ond meeting of the year Friday after
noon, October 20. with Mrs. w. P.
Bishop and Miss Marie Glover, at the
home of Mrs Bishop, 1900 College
avenue Plans were discussed for the
annual exhibit which will be held No
invited.
Announcements OF the marriage of
Miss Amelia Huntington Ware, and
Mr. Justus Nathan Baird have beel
received in Topeka. The wedding took
place Thursday evening at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs Eugene
Ware, in Kansas City. and was quietly
celebrated on account of the recent
death OF the brides father. About so