The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-25

I of Mr.. Scott Hopkins of Topeka. The
young couple will stop in Topeka to
visit Mr.. Scott Hopkins and his daugh-
| tiers. Miss Edna Hopkins and Miss
Elizabeth Hopkins, and from here
they will go for trip to California
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Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Crawford
had as guests at dinner today: Gov
ernor and Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mrs
s. J. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. l. d.
Lewis, Miss Isabelle Crawford and Mr..
Marshall Crawford, who is home for
the holidays from Ann Arbor-
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bone
brake We're: Mr.. P. l. Bonebrake. Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Bonebrake, Miss Clyde
Bonebrake, Mr.. Francis Bonebrake,
Mrs. Reid Alexander, Miss Henrietta
Alexander. Miss Jane Alexander. MISS
Mary Alexander, Mr. and Mrs FRANK
willard Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Willard
of Harrington, Judge and Mrs. L. 3
Ferry, Mrs. Elizabeth Higginbotham,
Elizabet Bonebrake and Frederick
/ Bonebrake-
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hammatt
had as their guests: Mrs. NJ. C. Ham
matt, Mr.. Dan Crosby, Mr.. Dan Ham
matt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Chase.
Miss Ethel Chase and Mr.. Hamilton
Chase.
Miss Gail Mueller, whose marriage
to Mr.. Charles H. Smith will take
tertained with a dinner party given
in her honor at Mills Tea room Pink
rose buds in a tall vase formed the
center piece of the table and corsage
\ bouquets were given as favors. me
guests entertained were: Miss Muel-
1 Ter. Miss Dorothy Nash of st. Joseph,
Mo-; Miss Eta Perry of st. Joseph.
Mo-; Miss Lucille Grote. Miss Therese
Foy Miss Helen Seller, Miss Ruth Og-
den, Miss ElIna Beal, Miss Helen toy
and Miss Anna Mae Walker.
| The interest of the society people
1 in we'd
ding of Miss Laura Hall. the daugh-
1 ter of Mr.. and Mrs Willard n. Hall,
/ and Mr.. John Hamilton, the son of
Mrs. ]. d. II. Hamilton. The mar
rage will be quietly celebrated Tues
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, at the
! Hall residence.
/ The out-of-town people who will be
guests are: Mr.. T. E. Ellison of Fort
Wayne, Ind, Mrs. W. &. Jansen of
Chicago, Judge w. S. Hamilton of Fort
Madison, Ia, Mr.. Robert Coleman of
Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. L. G. Caldwell
of Oak Park, III.
| The holiday gaiety of next week
will include two parties of wide So
cial interest. A reception dance will
be giver. Wednesday night at Kellam
hall by Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Dewey of Manhattan. who are spend
ing the holiday season in Topeka with
Mrs. Dewey's parents, Bishop and
/ be somewhat informal inasmuch as
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey will receive with
out assistance.
! The Helianthus party will be given
Friday night at Kellam hall. The ball
is the annual New Years eve affair
of social importance during the holt
( day season,
/ Next Saturday. New Years day,
/ Miss Lillian Stone and Mr. BeryI Ray
mond johnson will be married at the
i-f oh OF 81 ~,
/ the afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Jane Wells
and Mr.. David Charles Thomas, was
solemnized this morning at eleven
| o'clock at the home of the brides par
4 ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells, of
| 1872 Lane street, by the Rev. Mr..
Ralph Ward, of Westminster Presby-
terrain church. The service was wit
messed only by mem bers of the two
families. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells
and their daughter. of Salina, and Mr..
Robert Wells, of Kansas City, and Mr..
Thomas mother, Mrs. Thomas. of
Mulvane, came to Topeka to attend
the wedding.
The bride wore her travelling suit
of dark green gaberdine, with collar
and cuffs of marten fur. The hat was
of gold lace with black crown and
trimmed with small, imported flowers.
The blouse was of white Georgette
crepe. The brides bouquet was a cor
sage OF plIh rose DuQS anu lilies OIL
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will go for
an extended trip through the South,
and after their return to Topeka they
will occupy apartments. Mr.. Thomas
travels for the Santa Fe Railway COM
pany.
D. IL j.
A meeting of the Shawnee County
Political Science club will be held Fri
day afternoon. December 81, at the
National hotel assembly rooms. The
subject for the afternoon will be
County Government" and a special
study will be made of the budget, how
and when it is made up. Also the club
will take up the subject of taxes, COM
pairing the present tax rate with that
of previous years.
The discussion will be conducted by
members Of the club
She says very little about her en-
gagement, but there is no doubt of
| the meaning of the fine, big diamond
she is wearing. and an eligible young
man doesn't hunt the town over for
desirable building lots, unless he
means business.
! Mrs. Clara NJ. Hazelrigg of the Good
| Government club committee on Christ
mas baskets for the poor, makes the
! following report: THE splendid re-
| Spouse made to the request for contri-
buttons for Christmas baskets for the
| sick by the Good Government club, en-
| abled the committee to report all the