The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-11

decoration of palms was used in the
rooms The members of club to
which the bride belongs were among
the guests and those from oJt-of-tOWn
Who came for the wedding are: Mr.
RusselFs parents, Mr. and Mrs O. r.
Russell, of Leavenworth, Miss Grace
Russell. Miss Jean Russell, Mr. Frank
Russell. and Mr.. Harlan Russell, all of
Lawrence. Mrs Davies and Mrs. Breid-
enthal. of Kansas City, Mrs Charles
Barnes. of IeavenwOrth, and Mr.. Jones
fellow members of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity who attended are: Mr. Hal Har-
Ian Mr.. William Norris. and Roy Hell,
all Of Lawrence, Mr.. Charles Bra dford,
Mr.. Glen Parker. and Mr. Ed James,
all of Kansas City. Mr.. Henry Aherns,
Of BelleVilIe Mr. Ben Servey, of lola.
and Mr. Claud Brigham, of Parsons
Mrs. Virginia Petty, matron of the
also a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
left Immediately after the ceremony
for their home in LeavenWorth, where
Mr.. Russell has position as electrical
engineer in the Military Home.
An informal party was given today
by Miss Matte Payne which served the
two-fold purpose of complimenting
guest and announcing an engagement.
Miss Leila Burgess. of Los Angeles,
I
honor. and one Of the other guests.
Miss Letha Blanch. told the little circle
of friends of her -snga cement to Mr..
Homer Bonebral<e. of Pasadena, Cali
fcrnia. Miss Blanch is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Frank BIanch, of 1910
West Fifth street She was brought UP
in Topeka Is a graduate of the High
School and last year she attended
Washburn college. Mr.. Bonebrake 3
the son of Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Bone
nd n fz
cousin of Mr.. F. NJ. Bonebrake of the
Merchants National bank. His home
has been in Topeka until q few months
ago. He finished High School in the
same class with Miss Blanch. and is
now in the automobile business in Pas
adena They will be married in the
early part of March, and Pasadena will
be their home. The affair this after
noon was a luncheon. and those who
sat around the table were: Miss Bur
CESS. Miss Blancf Miss Gertrude Null
vane. of Los Angeles. California, MS.
Carl Fowler Miss Marguerite Clark.
Miss Louise Culver, Miss Mary Gillies,
and Miss Payne
And still another event with ga
heart interest," as the critics say, IS
furnished by the Golden state. 1t VIII
be rem embered that Miss fIorence
Guild, formerly Mrs Harry cartier,
and in a still more remote past, Miss
Florence Guild, went to California
some time ago for a stay OF INDEFINITE
length, and the word is received IN
Topeka that she is soon again TO De-
come Mrs Harry Cartier. This ap-
narent Juggling of names is explained
bv the fact that Miss Guild a rev
years ago became the WIFE Oh one
Harry Cartier of Cottonwood ans,
and later their disagree ementS resulted
in the restoration of the name and
state Of freedom of the 'wifes girlhood
DAYS. After their separation they
both went west, and have now dlscoV-
cred that their differences may pc
bridged and that the cutting of the
knot by the Shawnee county court
was a mistake that can be retrieved
b. a second tying What the second
ceremony may lose in excitement for
the parties concerned, 1t will gain IN
novelty, for while the situation Is not
UNIQUE by any means, it is still I'M
usual Miss Guild is quite a pretty
girl and is still young, and her second
engagement to the same man is
scarcely of less interest than the first
Mrs. H. c. Mulroy will entertain her
bridge club Monday afternoon, ana
has asked a few other guests besides
the members in compi s2ent to her
niece, Mrs. Hubert Yerkes, OF New
York, who, before her marriage, was
Miss Wilhelmine Marburg, and also
for Miss Lenore Monroe. who return
ed the first of the week from New
York, where she had been since the
early autumn.
Friends of MI and Mrs. c. z. Nor
ton, who formerly lived in Topeka,
viii be interested to know that Mr.
Morton has been asked to serve on
the reception committee for visitors
to the automobile show in New York.
Mr. Morton used to be in the employ
of the Rock Island in Topeka, and
about two years ago he accepted Gee, f5a l.. a
ard Automobile company for all the
southern states. with headquarters in
Atlanta. Ga. Mr.. and Mrs Morton
vent to New York to attend the show
and Mr. Morton was appointed as a
membe of the receiving committee.
The guest day meeting of the
Golden Rule club which was to have
been held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. G. Holland, %as been
indefinitely postponed on account of
the shortage of gas
The Parents-Teachers' association
of Van Buren, street school will have