The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-27

church oy the Rev Evan Alexander
Edwards, rector, at noon, in the pres
ence of the brides family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolff left on the aft
ernoon train for the east. They will
go to White Sulphur Springs, Va,
and later will travel through the
Der.
The bride is a beautiful woman and
member of one of the oldest and
most prominent families of Lawrence.
Mr.. Wolff is L graduate of Columbia
university, New York, and a civil en-
gineer by profession. While he has
busine IS interests in New York, he is
now engaged in constructing a rail-
ROAD in British Columbia
At home after December 1 in New
York city, n Y.
The bride attended the State uni
ve-sity some years ago, and was
sorority girl She has acquaintances
in Topeka, and is related to the Scott
Hopkins family of this city
Mrs. H. a. Perry entertained guests
at luncheon Tuesday for her guest,
Mrs. Enrico Perry, of Muskegon,
Michigan, who stopped in Topeka to
visit the Perry family on her way
home from the Panama-Pacific ex-
positions in California.
After the luncheon the hostess and
her guests went for a motor trip to
Lawrence, returning late in the eve
ming.
Mrs. Holmes Meade was hostess at
a meeting of her sewing club this
afternoon.
Mrs Della Moreland entertained at
bridge luncheon Tuesday for the Ell
well club, at the Topeka club house.
1t was a Halloween affair, and the
decorations, besides the Halloween
symbols, were of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. George Eagle and Mrs.
Dorsey Cullen, of Roanoke, Va,
played for absent members.
The meeting of the D. D. Whist
club for Monday, November 1, has
been postponed until Tuesday, Novem-
Der 2, on account of the U and club
birthday party which is to be given
on Monday. Mrs. ]. A. Cole, of 1880
Topeka avenue, will entertain the d.
D. Whist club at It's meeting Tues
day of next week.
The following notice from the Law
renee Gazette will interest the many
friends of Mrs. c. G. Foster and Miss
Lillian Foster:
late Judge c. G.. Foster, of Topeka,
and daughter of the late Mr.. Reuben
LudingtOn, of this city, with her
daughter, Miss Lillian Foster have
come to Lawrence to make their
home. They have been here several
times this fall in preparation for final
removal, and fixed up a suite OF rooms
in the Ludington building at 7O9
Massa chusetts street, as residence
quarters. To the older residents Mrs |
Foster s%comeS back home. and herd
many friends will be very glad to well |
come her to their circle again Be |
fore settling down in their home mere
Mrs. Foster and Miss Foster will visit |
at the Learnard home and with other
old-time friends for a few days
The department of literature of the
Topeka Federation of Women Will !
meet Thursday morning at ten o'clock !
nj a TJnr a
Tenth avenue. Mrs. J. F. FARRELL is
chairman of the department and Mrs |
]. Frederick Scott is vice chairman |
The topic for the day will be writers |
will be in charge of Mrs. Katherine |
Hand and Mrs. H o. Carney
SIr. H. c. Pribble left for New York |
CITY Tuesday on business. He will be |
in New York City Thursday and Fri |
day and later will attend the banquet |
which will be given at the Blackstone
hotel, Chicago, in honor OF the 1oth /
ley. president of the Santa Fe Rail-
way system
Mr. ard Mrs. George Davis Hale of
Hollywood, Cal, are the parents of a
son, born Saturday, October %. Mrs
Hale will be remembered as Miss
Grace Osborn, daughter of the late
Judge Osborn of Coffeyville. She was
brary in Topeka for number of
years, and has many friends in To-
peka. The baby has not yet been
named.
Guests at the c. w. Kouns home to-
day are Miss Alice Nielsen, Mrs. Ben
Nielsen and Mr.. J. Reddick. Alice
Nielsen will give concert tonight
at the auditorium. Mrs. Kcuns and
Miss Nielsen were friends in New
York.
Mrs Kouns entertained the forestry
department of the Topeka Federation
of Women at their meeting Tuesday
afternoon. The regular program for
P. Dillon and Mrs. NJ A. Low. Miss
nellie Kouns and Miss Sara Kouns
sang a group of German folk songs,
and responded to encoros.
J.
An Informal Halloween dancing
party was given Tuesday night at the
Country club for some Of the club
members and their wives.
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Mr.. and Mrs o. E. walker will give
a dinner party Friday night for Mr..
and Mrs S. S. Chadeayne of Stamford,
Conn, who are their house guests.
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The occupants of a chsrrning bun
galow in Elmhurst have been given
notice to vacate. They are leaving ]
with regrets, but it is some satisfaction
to them that the rocky road of true
love is beginning to stretch in a broad,
smooth highway for the young couple,
whose former infelicities furnished the
for rent sign on the pretty little ,
home. Had they not quarreled, the .
temporary occupants of the house
would not have had their year of en-
joyment in the new house They have \
patched up their differences; the in
terpolater has seen his last chance Il
vanish and has fallen out of the race; Y