The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-01

in Mexico City. The Hudson home. =
beautiful country place with hand
some house and grounds. was popu-
lar place in Official and social circles
of that city, and MIRA Hudson has
been hostess 20 many notable people
who passed that way. Mr.. HUDSON
bought. in the City OF Mexico, the
building formerly used by the Ameri-
can embassy. and the family occupaeo
it for n part of the year as their CITY
residence. The bride, come years ago.
entered the John Gardner school Ior
girls in New York. where she graou-
ated, taking special courses In music
and languages. Soon after her graou-
alton she came to Topeka and was
formally presented to society AT
debut party hat was among the I'M
portant social affairs Of the season.
Since then she has been singing Tor
the public, doing a little writing. some
teaching Of the German and Spanish
languages, and attending fair share
of the social functions of importance.
She is accomplished and versatile.
young and vivacious-
Mr.. Miles is a business man In KAN
sas City. His former home was IN
Boston, Mass, where his people now
live. He graduated from Harvard
university in 1910. He Is tall and
handsome. towering head and shout
ders above his pretty bride.
A little later in the season Mr.. and
Mrs Miles will leave for a trip to New
York, and will visit Mr.. Miles rela-
tives in Boston. After their return
they will be at home at BrOadlands.
The bride has prepared an elabor-
rate trousseau, including some charm
ing gowns some OF which were made
by her own hand. She has a hand
some party gown of pink brocaded
crepe meteor and satin, draped with
lace. The bodice is made after the
fashion of the long. straight basque.
just coming into fashion. Another or
her gowns is o. soft black silk, the
bodice of white net, covered with
black lace and combined with the
material OF the gown. The travelling
suit is Of heavy blue linen, and the
hat Is a tailored chapeau in black and
white. Among her gifts are quanti-
ties Of engraved silver of uniform pat
tern. and a present from her parents
been a much priced family possession.
The event of fair week in which
society is interested Is the horse show.
Topeka in the past has turned out
year greater interest than yer is ex-
pected for the reason that the show
will be given under more favorable
conditions. An immense canvas pa
vilion 200 by 400 feet will house the
show. This pavilion was made espe-
cially for horse shows and has housed
the shows at st. Joseph. Fort Worth,
Kansas City, st. Louis, Davenport. st.
Paul, Columbus and Springfield. The
owners Of some Of the finest private
stables in the west have shown in
this pavilion, and wien they heard
the Topeka show would be SO well
provided for they entered their sta
bles. The result: some of the finest
families Of horse flesh are coming to
Topeka Two-wheeled carts. tandems.
spike teams, high-schOOl horses, sad
oilers. tours and all other kinds of
stylish eQuipages and bitches will be
seen. The pavilion will be brilliantly
illuminated by electric lights. The
decorations will be In keeping with
the horse show appointments. The
l. es. sixty in number, are being rap
idly subscribed for. and in September
Topeka society is going to spend every
night of fair week at the horse show
The patroness 8 Of the horse show
are:
Mrs. DeWitte C. Nellis, Mrs. C. s.
Gleed. Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. l..
II. Mum. Mrs. w. A.. Johnston, Mrs.
John T. Clancy. Mrs. c. G. Foster.
Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. c: H. Morri-
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry, Miss Dollie
Curtis, Mrs. ]. r. Mulvane, Mrs. w. F.
Bowen. Mrs. E. s. Quinton. Mrs. George
HI. Hodges, Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mrs.
Arthur Mills, Mrs. Albert Patten. Mrs.
Bennett r. Wheeler, Mrs. David Null
vane. Mrs. ]. C. Gafford, Mrs. A. A.
Robinson. Miss Meta Robinson, Mrs
n
MRS. T. F. Garvey. Mrs. C. w. Kouns.
Mrs. A. w. Knowles. Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Miss Effie Graham, Miss Lola
Graham. Mrs. Charles X. Holiday
Mrs. George Parkhurst. Mrs. Robert
Carver. Mrs. T j. Myers, Mrs. ]. w. f.
Hughes. Mrs. Clarence Skinner. Mrs. G.
Il. Ashton, Mrs. E. E. Ames, Mrs C.
w. Riker, Mrs. c. linn. Mrs T. Brels-
ford. Mrs. F.. w. Bliss. Mrs. s. L. Mel
son. Mrs. James L. King. Mrs. W. w.
Wfkidal, Mrs. Harry Seery, Miss Fran
ces Walsh. Mrs. J. M. Connell, Miss
Grace Koontz. Mrs. ]. r. Koontz. Mrs.
d. O. McCray, Mrs. E. L. Redden, Mrs.
Lenore Doster Cook. Mrs. w. r. Hazen
Mrs. D. L. McEachron, Mrs. W. H
Eastman, Mrs. Frank Squires, Mrs.
Frank Bonebrake. Miss Clyde Bone
brake. Mrs. ]. p. Griswold. Mrs George
G. Pritchard, Mrs. Arthur Springer,
Miss Nanon Herren. Miss Alta Lux.
Miss Katherine Lux. Mrs. Katherine
Lindsay Perkins. Miss Gussie Fuller
Mrs. w. c. McDonough, Miss Lillian
Foster. Mrs. Norman Wear. Mrs. John
C. Harmon. Mrs. Marie Price Wear,
Mrs. Arthur Capper. Mrs. Roland Med
licott Mrs. Charles Blood Smith, Mrs
C. 1. Martin. Mrs. A. o. Wellman. Mrs
Harry T. Forbes. Mrs. w. E. Culver
Mrs. c.. c. Witwer. Mrs. J. s. West,
Mrs. c. M Sawyer, Mrs. A. W. Dana
Mrs. H. F. Mason. Mrs. w: E. Atchi-
son. Mrs. NJ. ]. Mix. Mrs. w. J. Curtis
Mrs. ]. F. Scott. Mrs. Lucia o. Case
Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Mrs. George M
Stone. Mrs. Ccrnelia Curry. Mrs. III. w
Charles. Mrs. w. H. Roby, Mrs A. c.
Merrick. Miss Edna Corbett Mrs Chas
Kline. Miss Mary McAfee. Mrs. Thomas
Page. Miss Alice Meade. Mrs. i. w. Tod