The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-03

1901 Topeka avenue. and before they
return to their home, they will visit
Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Corbet. at their ranch near Valencia.
Miss Nell Kouns has gone to New
York to be with Mrs. c. w. Kouns who
is i'll at Alstems hospital. Mrs. kouns
is recovering from an operation.
DR.. Smith. Osteopath. 713-14 Mills
building,-Adv.
Mrs. Alfred Williams, who visited.
Mrs. A. B.. Deutsch. has returned to
her home IN Carthage, Mo.
DIR. and Mrs. Milo Sloo have gone to
Chicago, where they will spend
month. Dr. Sloo will attend clinics
and Mrs. Sloo will visit relatives.
Mrs. Paul Walker underwent an
operation for appendicitis this morn
ing at Stormont hospital.
Dr. Lillian Malone, Osteopathy, It's
Mills building.-Adv.
: Miss Olive Beal and Mr.. Wilbur
Zacharias were married at the home or
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Beal, at noon Saturday, October 81. by
the Rev. Mr.. C. e. Roberts OF Dover.
There were no attendants, and no we'd
ding music. The rooms were deco
rated with autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums. The bride wore q gown OF
white satin, with. trimming Of shadow
lace, made with tunic and accordian
pleated skirt. Her bouquet was yell
low roses tied with yellow ribbon. Her
travelling suit was higre brown broad
cloth with bronze shoes and gloves.
Her hat was brown velvet with foliage
Z and feather trimming in brown and
burnt orange. The bride was a stu
dent In the State Agricultural college.
Manhattan, number Of years. where
she met Mr.. Zacharias. who graduated
from that school in 1911. He was a
member of the Ax.ec fraternity. Miss
Ruby TOwne. Of Manhattan. and Miss
Pansy Mitchell. OF Ada. were guests
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and Mrs. Zacharias have gone to Pat
/, terson, CAL, to make their home.
/ Mrs. II. s. Wallace gave a Hallow-
! cen party for her daughter Thelma
and q few OF her rirl friends. The in
vitatfons which were In rhyme read.
THE witches are planning on Hallow-
cen, To meet at Stephens. ia. Go
around behind an6 not before, And
meet your fate at the cellar door,"
The forest and hobGobbiln decorations
were lighted by electric lights. and the
guests were served by a ghost and an
old witch. Mrs. +. B. Stotts assisted
Mrs. Wallace in entertaining the young
! people. Invitations were sent to Miss
Marion Foose. Miss Dorothy Croft.
Miss Thelma Young. Miss Helen Trav-
/ il, Miss Alice Kelley, Miss Elizabeth
Schich. Miss Lucille Campbell. Miss
/ Juanita Brain and Miss Lilly Carson.
During the evening Master Gene Stotts
and Master Philip Stotts were guests
of Master David Wallace. and the lit
tie boys enjoyed the spooky scenes i'm
mensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Sebrell entertain
ed at a Halloween frolic Saturday
night. The house was decorated with
jack-O'-lanterns, witches, bats, and
garlands and autumn leaves. Little
Julia Marshall and Eugenia Aigner,
dressed as ghosts met the guests at the
door. Halloween games furnished the
amusement in che early part of the
evening. In q word contest, Mr.. Harry
Dreisbach won the prize-a lucky cat.
A gypsy fortune teller kept camp in
one corner OF the room. The serving
was done in ths dining room. The
| place cards were fastened to yellow
and black ribbons extended from a
pumpkin in the center of the table,
and on the other end Of the ribbon
was q fortune prophecy. There was