The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-21

band of this velvet surrounds the
crown and there are Natter velvet
streamers at the back. Around the
crown are grouped six huge daisies
with petals of white velvet and centers
made of wooden molds covered with
white velvet.
The editor of the Chanute Tribune
has laid aside his editorial dignity to
write piece about a wedding, that
has a good deal of local interest. He
says:
Another young Kansas editor has
succumbed to the hypnotic call of the
honeymoon trail. j. c. Denious the
Dodge City Globe. who got his start
in Neosho county, and fora number
of years was associated with Seth G.
Wells on the Erie Record, is the de-
serter from the rapidly thinning ranks
of Kansas bachelor newspaper men.
The date of his demise is the Goth of
June, when he will be married to Miss
Pettijoh1 of Dodge City, daughter of
L. j. Pettijohn, prominent western
Kansas business man, and member
of the recent Kansas legislature. His
friends are not censuring Mr.. Denious,
as his bride to be is said by those who
know her to be charming she is
fair. and an~altogether delightful and
Irresistible young lady. The Tribune
knows it voices the sentiment of all
southeastern Kansas papers in wishing
a day of regal June splendor for his
wedding day, and a never ending jas
mine-scented honeymoon trail, for he
is a royal good fellow and deserves it,
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The following from the Atchison
Champion will be of interest to To-
peka friends of Mrs. John J. ingalls,:
Mrs. John J. ingalls, received a
ter, Mrs. A. J. Davis, who is in Ma
Mia. The cablegram announced that
Mrs. Davis would sail on the next
transport for home. Mrs. Davis
whose husband is first lieutenant in
the Twenty-four infantry, did not
expect to start home before late in
the fall, but the sudden death of her
sister, Mrs. Jesse E. Hunt. has
her mother as soon as possible; Mrs
Davis is expected to arrive in Atchison
early in August.
Mrs. H. NJ. NIcAfee and Miss Marian
McAfee will entertain the West Side
Forestry club at meeting Thursday
afternoon, at their country place on
the West Sixth road The paper for
the afternoon will be 1.-THE History of
Roses" by Mrs J. F. Close. and roll
call will be answered by quotations on
roses.
Mrs. Augustus Zahner has gone to
Abilene to be with Mrs. G. E. Hazlett
a few days. Mrs. Hazlett is the widow
of DIR. Hazlett of Abilene. who died
suddenly a short time ago He and
Mrs. Hazlett were returning from
Nd. where they attended
c announcement at the naval academy,
their son being one of the graduates.
DR.. Hazlett died on the train on the
return trip. Mrs. Hazlett and Mrs.
Zahner have been close friends for
years. and Mrs Hazlett has often visit
ed Mrs. Zahner in Topeka, and has a
circle of friends here.
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Mrs. A. b. G. Deutcher has returned
from trip to Chicago and towns of
Indiana and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deutcher will leave the I
first of July for AShfork, Arizona, to
make their home. Mr.. Deutcher has
been manager OF the Harvey house in
Topeka for about four years, and he |
will take the position of Harvey house |
manager in AShfork. MIR. Deutcher
has wide acquaintance among the |
busine So men, and Mrs. Deutcher has /