The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-29

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News of German wedding has
come across seas, and is interesting to
US by reason of its touch of local
color The wedding is that of a
daughter of a judge of one of the Ger
man courts of Munich and a German
baron who holds a high office in the
imperial army. The wedding music is
10 be sung by two Topeka girls. Miss
Nellie Kouns and Miss Sarah Kouns,
who are studying in Munich this year.
A sister of the bride was a claSsmate
of Miss Sarah Kouns when she was
formerly in Germany, and this teacher
with whom the girls arc studying has
charge of the music for the affair. 1t
tg to be a social event of importance
and one of considerable magnificence
and splendor. and the choice of the
Misses I<Ouns by the musician in
charge is indeed a marked recognition
of their talent. The Misses KOuns
are the daughters of Mr.. c. w Kouns
and we're in Topeka about year after
their return from Amarillo Texas be-
fore they sailed to take up a years
work in music abroad.
Mrs James Troutman has asked
guests for dinner for Mr. TrOutman
Friday night. The affair is informal.
Covers viii be laid for ten. and the
guests will be some of Mr.. Troutman's
lawyer friends.
Miss Bess Johnston of Minneapolis.
Kansas, who is a student at Baker
university. arrived today to spend
THANKSGIVING with Mr.. Justice and
Mrs w A. Johnston Judge and Mrs.
Johnston and Miss Johnston Will be
entertained at dinner Thursday by Mr.
and Mrs Howard E. Johnston.
Mrs. \. A. Scott viii have a family
dinner party Thanksgiving day. and
her guests viii be: Mr.. and Mrs J.
p Scott. Mrs. Evelyn Scott Lewis of
Kansas City Mrs s s. Lawrence. Mr.
W B. Scott of Chicago. and the mem
bers of the a. \. Scott family.
Mrs. Merrill Mills viii entertain the
W w Mills family at dinner Thurs
day.
The Minerva club will meet Monday
with Mrs T. R Paxton at her home
on Polk street.
Guests at the Assembly club dance
Tuesday night. besides the members
were; Mr. and Mrs. William Macferran.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Mohler. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert T. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. II.
A AueT bach Mr. and Mrs Guilford
Dudley. Miss Bess Kaufman of Col
umbus- O., Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan
DR. and Mrs. Willis Coston. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Seery, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
p. Edison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Trump,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs Don Mulvane. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence S. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs
Marco Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. A A.
Hurd. Mr.. and Mrs Carl w. Nellis Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
w ". Wil6idal, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
House, Dr. and Mrs D. E. Esterly,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Mills. Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Gault, Mr.. and Mrs.
". s. McChntock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. Catlin, Mr.
and Mrs Roland Perkins. DR.. and Mrs.
John Work, Mrs Adelaide Smith Mrs.
Marie Price Wear, Miss Eva Smith.
Miss Nell Clough, Miss Kate Clough,
Mr.. John Harrison, Mr.. J. Baird Mich
olson. MIR Horace Hall, Mr.. Herbert
Armstrong, Mr.. John Waters Mr..
Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Ralph Peterson
and Mr. L. NJ. Baker.
Mrs. J. Frederick Scott gave a tea
Tuesday afternoon for about hundred
guests Mrs. A. A. Scott and Mr.
Scotts sister, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, of |
Kansas City, formerly of Topeka, re- |
ceived with her ChrysanthemumsW were |
used to decorate the rooms, a basket |
of the flowers being used on the dining |
Ia bic. Mrs. Roy Housed. Mrs. Scott's |
cousin, who has lately come to Topeka |
to live, was one of the assisting women. |
Others who assisted were: Mrs. 3. D. |
Akers. Mrs. A ". Lacey. Mrs. P C. !
Noel, Mrs W F. Bowen, Mrs. A. S. |
johnson, Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt, Mrs. D. !
f. EsterIy and Miss Effie Graham. Mrs. |
Scott wore a gown of white wolfe |
1890
yoke of silver net.
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Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer will give a din /
ner party Thursday for the following /
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McLatchey, I
Mr. and Mrs George McLatchey, and /
their son. Kenneth, of st. Joseph. Mo.
Mrs. H. c. Stevens and her daughter !
of Mexico. Miss Nina AIcLatchey of /
Abilene, Miss Winona McLatchey. Miss |
Lillian McLatchey, Mr.. Wilmot Stevens |
and Mr.. Merrill Stevens of Manhat-
tan
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The woman's society of the First |
Presbyterian church gave a musicale |
Tuesday afternoon at the Governors |
House. The hostesses were; Mrs. w. |
R. Stubs. Mrs. E. E. Ames. Mrs. s.
s Estey and Mrs J. A Nicholas. Those
who assisted through the rooms were:
Mrs. Silas Porter. Mrs. Willis COston, |
Mrs. PetrO, Mrs John Frost, Mrs. Lee /
Redden Gordon and Mrs. Floyd Baker.
The serving was done by Miss Bertha |
Hull Miss Cyde Bonebrake, Miss |
Corinne Coston. Miss Marguerite Mich
Olas. The program was furnished by 1
Mrs. George Parkhurst. Mrs. Joseph