The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-20

News comes from Denver. Col, of
the approaching marriage of former
Charles B. Hamilton and Mrs. Faye
Landreth Hamilton are to be married
some time this spring.
Mr.. Hamilton lived in Topeka Tor
some time, when he was proprietor OF
the Throop hotel, and he is remem-
bered with a great dead of good feeI-
ing by many friends in this city he
left Topeka some years ago to engage
in the hotel business in Denver, Where
he became a member of the Hamilton
Brooks company, propr1etors ana
owners of the Oxford hotel and annex
He has now retired from his former
business, and will engage in the bank
ing business in Denver. He is at pres
ent serving as senator in the Colorado
legislature.
Mr.. Hamilton has had a previous
matrimonial venture. He married
Miss Faye Landreth. There was dis
agreement between them and they
separated ant were divorced. They
have now patched up their quarrel
and are to be remarked in the near
future. Mrs, Hamilton was Denver
woman, and after her separation from
her husband she went to California 10
live. She never lost sight of her for
mer husband. AS for him, his bust
ness prospered, but his heart was dull
Last fall he announced himself as a
candidate for the state senate and the
fight was a close one. In the midst OF
it he was greatly heartened by recelV-
ing a telegram which said: Il wish
you every success" and it was signed
by Mrs. Hamilton He forsook the
campaign and business and rushed Tor
the California coast. He returned a
few days before the election with the
news of his forthcoming marriage
Mrs. Hamilton was considered one
of the most attractive matrons of Sc
lect social circles of Denver. She had
a wide circle of friends in Topeka dur
ing her residence here and made a
1oo1 Of los Oh u
said to be good looking and possessed |
of distinctive charm.
The date of the wedding has not |
been definitely set, but it will take |
place soon after the adjournment of |
the legislature. Following the cere- /
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will
leave for a long automobile trip
they will make their home at their
former residence in josephine street.
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Mrs. Clarence Skinner will enter
tain the Vignette club Monday after
noon, at 3 o'clock, at her home, 901 .
Monroe street:
A luncheon will be given Tuesday
afternoon at IL o'clock at the home of
Mrs. ]. P. Slaughter, 313 WoodIawn
avenue, for the members of the Por-'l
tia club. There will be an election
of officers, followed by the regular |,
program.
MISS FRANCES cross OF Denver, Colo,
will make the address at the Y. w. G.
A. vesper service Sunday afternoon.
Her subject will be Girls in Singa-
pore"
Mrs. a. ]. Carruth. jr., will enter !
tain her bridge club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Cyrus Monroe was to have |
been hostess at the meeting, but she is
in Mcpherson, visiting her parents, !
and the place of meeting has been l
changed to Mrs. Carruth's home.
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Elaine Hudson is celebrating her ]
twelfth birthday anniversary today at ]
her home 1925 Garfield avenue. Her
guests We're: Dorothy and Ruth Sou
der, Dorothy Fessenden, Miriam Van
Horn, Olive and Freda Crane, Dorothy
and Thelma Willetts. Dorothy, Ruth
and Alberta Thoroman, Hazel Mime
ham, Florence Engles, Alice More
house, Thelma Patton, Josephine Win |
CERT, Victorine Williams, Juanita Ste
vic, Evelyn Bair, Miriam Hand, Mabel
Mckee, Lenore Swartz, Grace Filing
ton, Elizabeth Balch, Florence Jasper
son, Marian Ross, Esther Huling,
Grace Lindemuth.
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The C. o. DIS of the high school
gave a card party for the P. D. as
Friday night at the home of Miss Ha-
eel Rucker. Those present were: Miss
Bradford. Miss Embry, Miss Ingham.
Miss Helen Wright, Miss Elizabeth
Schenek, Miss Irene Gaines, Miss
Louise Ward. Miss Lucille Gilmore,
Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss Mary Christ
man, Miss Frances Grote, Miss Eliza
beth Powell, Miss Genevieye Iddings,
Miss Edith Parfitt, Miss Frances Hol-
man, Miss Lillian Gleissner, Miss
Anna Parham, Miss Ruth Thompson,
Mr.. Harshbarger, Mr.. Quell, Mr.. Ar
mantrout, Mr.. Lawrence Gates, Mr..
Wayland Durham, Mr.. Raymond
French. Mr.. Clarence Baker Mr.
Ralph Oman, Mr.. Earl Sjolander, Mr..
Ewing Fergus, Mr.. Arthur Homer Mr.
McKeever, Mr. Cashel
Kelly, Mr.. Donald McKue, Mr.. Glen
Willard, Mr.. James Lindsay Mr.. Will
bur Magill, Mr.. Wendall Switzer and
Mr.. Claude Swenson.
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A spread was given Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Theo Cobb
by some of the high school girls. The
guests were: Miss May Roberts, Miss ,
Edith Stark, Miss Mildred Joss, Miss
May Kemper, Miss Helen Wright Miss
Nellie Brewer, Miss Lucille Dooley
Miss Ethel Glynn, Miss Bess Cuddy,
Miss Clara Howe. Miss Frances Jones,
sons, Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Alberta ,
Stinson. Miss Elsie Cuthbert Miss Isa- ,
bel Sweet, Miss Theodore Smith, Miss !
Dorothy Foster, Miss Elizabeth Lacey, ,
Miss Gladys Harper. Miss Lois White {
Miss Hazel Barber, Miss Esther Free
man, Miss Elsie SaVilIe, Miss Florence =
Fair, Miss Mildred Quinton, Miss Ruth s
Miss Helen Whitaker Miss
Marian Lerrigo, Miss Marjorie Roby :
Miss Ethel Rice, Miss Eta Mcleod {
Miss Beatrice Mcleod, Miss Martha {
Shaler, Miss Marguerite Scott, Miss i