The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-27

A wedding that will interest num-
Der of Topeka people will be celebrated
in Kansas CITY New Years eve, when
Miss Sylvia Abrahams will be married
to Mr.. Hal G.. Evarts, OF Hutchinson.
/ Mr.. Evarts is a brother of Mrs. E. G.
Fox, of Topeka. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
and their daughters, Helen Louise and
Lois, will leave Monday for Kansas
: City, to be guests at the wedding. Mr..
Evarts formerly lived in Topeka, and a
few years ago, went to hutchinson,
! where he is now engaged in the shoe
; business. Miss Abrahams also has ac
quaintances among Topeka people Miss
Genevieve Hearrick, of Kansas City,
who spent Christmas in, Topeka, VIII be
one of the assisting friends at the re-
ception following the wedding. Mr..
Evarts' mother, Mrs. L. a. Bigger, of
Hutchinson, who, with Mr.. Bigger, mo-
tored to California last month, will ar
, rive in Topeka Saturday. to be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. c. Fox,
1411 Fillmore street After the wedding
she will go to California to join Mr..
Bigger, and they will remain there the
rest of the winter. The wedding VIII
be held at the home of the brides par
ents. 92T Cleveland avenue. After the
ceremony Mr.. Evarts and his bride will
go for a wedding trip and upon their
return. will be at home to their friends
in Hutchinson. Kansas.
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A reunion of the F. r. Millspaugh
family was held Christmas at the
Bishops house on Polk street. Those
who sat around the table at the family
dinner were: Bishop and Mrs. Mills
paugh. Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abrahams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey, of Chicago Mr..
and Mrs Harold Copeland. of Kansas
City. Miss Name Hambleton, and Mr..
Clarkson Millspaugh. Mrs. Dewey and
Mrs. Copeland expect to remain in To-
peka until after New Years
Mrs l. S. Lauck will entertain her
bridge club Monday afternoon at her
home on Western avenue
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The Fillmore Street Whist club was
entertained Thursday at luncheon by
Mrs John Harmon at her home on
Buchanan street. Christmas decora-
tions We're used on the tables, and
guests besides the members were: Mrs
Arthur McClintock, Mrs. G. B. Merriam
and Mrs. c. w. Merriam. Mrs. Arthur
Nichols, who has been playing as sub
stitute i'll the club, will entertain the
members Saturday.
A small colony of Kansas people are
spending this winter, or part of the
winter in Fort Marion, Saint Augustine,
Florida The list of Topeka people, now
stopping in the historic town lncluoes'
Mr. Tom King, Mr.. J. N. Nicholson
Mr.. c. ]. Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs. ). G.
Keys Mr.. F. Free. Mrs. T. r. Hyatt'
Mr., E. N. Hyatt, and Miss Azure Hyatt
Mr.. King and Mr.. Nicholson VIII return
early in the new year.
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Mrs Albrecht Marburg entertaineu
Miss Bertha Kitchen and MISS
Gertrude KitchelI at luncheon today.
The Misses KitcheI are spending the
holidays with their parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. W. W. Kitchell. Miss Kitchel is
teaching mathematics in hish schooi
i'm wyoming and Miss Bertha Kitchen
is a teacher of chemistry in the high
school of Elk Horn. Wis
The Monday Tourist club will meet
January 13 with Mrs. J. c. Lindland'
1859 Harrison street. The meeting ap-
pointed for next Monday has peen
POSTPONED and the programs FOR TWO
meetings will be combined in the pro
gram for January Is. The meetlhs VIII
begin at O'Clock.
Little Dorsey Hurd Cullen, who had
observed the habits of mammas ana
aunties in his limited circle OF ac-
ouaintances and had been a good deal
alone with the nurse in the weeks pc
fore Christmas, was given picture OF
some little kittens in a basket. Poor
kitties with no mother!' said the nurse
calculating to rouse the tender SYM
patty of the boy. Yes, they nave d
mamma" beamed the little one, shes
down town.
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Mrs. Frank Smithies of Rochester,
MINI. and Mrs. Arthur McClintock of
Denver Col, shared hOnors this after
noon at an informal thimble party
which Mrs. Frank Bradley gave at her
home on Western avenue. A dozen |
guests attended
Mrs. Smithies and Miss Julia Lari- |
mer will be guests of honor at an IN |
formal party Monday afternoon which |
Mrs. Merrill Mills will give at her
home in Potwin.
Mrs f. W. Rankin will have guests |
TO luncheon Monday at Mills tea room |
for Miss Larimer, who is here from |
New York, where she teaches in the |
Graham School for Girls, to spend the |
midwinter vacation with her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Larimer-
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Guests of Miss Ethel Chase at her |
800 party Thursday night were: Miss |
Dorothy Nichols, Miss Alice Lyman, |
Miss Edith Council. Miss Dorothy |
Sproat Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Helen |
Whitted. Miss Hester Barber, Miss |
Mary Burnett. Miss Antoinette West, |
Miss Charlotte West, Mr.. Alden |
N-eightman. Mr.. Stanley Copeland. Mr.. |
Marshall Crawford, Mir. John Elliott, |
Mr.. Vernon West, Mr.. Edward Clark, |
Mr.. Alfred Cole, Mr.. Ned Worley, Mr.. |