The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-28

short sleeves. The skirt is plain. made
all in one, but with d tunic effect pro-
duced by the shaped bands of corduroy
near the lotion Brown velvet hat
with mink bands and white aigrette as
trimming.
Miss Juliet Smith of go North
Quincy street Will be at home infor-
maIly every Monday afternoon from
December until Lent.
Miss Hazel Howe had guests for two
tables at bridge Monday afternoon,
phia, Pa. formerly Miss Nadine Lyle
of Topeka, was one of the guests.
The patronesses for the play,
Wakiikus. to be given Friday after
noon at the Grand, will be: Mrs. w.
R. Stubs, Mrs. j. A. Troutman, Mrs.
G. @. Starr. Mrs. w. M. Crosby, Mrs.
E S. Pettyjohn. Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger.
Mrs W. Agard, Mrs G. P. More
house. Mrs. Lee Monroe Mrs. J. X.
Jones, Mrs. T. w. Dougherty, Mrs. c.
w. Snyder, Mrs North and Mrs. FL.
A. Auerbach The play which was
written by Miss Cora Lanham. will
be given under her direction by about
$50 children
The Tivoli club will have a dance
Wednesday night at McRae's hall.
The marriage of Miss Martha Reed
and Mr.. Harry Grigsby took place
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Reed SPA Tyler street. The
ceremony read by DR.. F. L. Loveland.
was heard by a few friends and the
relatives of the bride. The bride wore
her travelling dress of brown cloth and
carried A bouquet of yellow chrysan-
themums Mr.. Grigsby came to To-
peka from Illinois about four years
I .,T.N s.-f l,
Rock Island Railway company. He
and his bride left after the ceremony
for a trip to Santa Anna, Cal where
they will visit his people. At home
after January 5, $40 Harrison street
The marriage of Miss May Hollcraft
and Mr.. Harry BennOr. whose engage
ment has been generally known
among their friends for some time.
will take place soon after the first of
the year. Miss Hollcraft is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ. E. Hollcraft and has
large circle Of acquaintances in To-
peka. which has always been her
home. Mr.. Bennor is chief clerk of
the Throop hotel. He has lived in
Topeka the past four years, having
come here from Chicago
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. William Baker Stevens of the
City of Mexico who is the guest of
her father, Mr. J. P. Davis. will re
turn nome soon dlleT 1nelHhS9lNlDS-
Miss Lenora Stubs has returned
from a visit to her cousions in Chi
cago
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. shelton of Hood
RIVER, Oregon, arrived today to visit
Mrs. Shelton's mother Mrs. E. f.
Handy. 1875 Topeka avenue.
DR.. Robert Mackey, of Chicago. will
come to Topeka to spend Thanksgiving
with his people
DR.. c. G. GODDARD and his son, DR.
Brock GODDARD, have gone to Tucson,
Ariz.. and DR.. Brock GODDARD will be in
Arizona, during the winter. Later Mrs.
GODDARD and their little daughter will
join thenl.-Leavenworth Times
Miss Cora Trimmer, who is teach
ing in Eureka, will come to Topeka to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
Nj Tom Parker. of Cottonwood Falls.
will spend Thursday in Topeka with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Miller, of 1873 Polk
street. will leave Wednesday for Kinks
vile Mo, to spend two weeks at their
old home.
MI E. L Copeland returned Monday
from New Orleans. where he attended
q convention.