The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-22

Harvey whose brother is Fred Harvey,
operator of several systems and rail-
road restaurants. Announcements OF
the wedding were engraved on eX-
pensively embossed paper in the APP
proved style adopted by fashionable
society.
The principals in the connubial ven
ture were Rufus of Bulmer, a high
pedigreed Pekinese spaniel, and Miss
Dahlee Winks Chinchin, also of blue
bIooded Oriental strain. Both are ma
tives of Pekin, China. The dog bride
was "given away in marriage by Miss
Harvey. Seventeen dog guests were
seated at the wedding dinner, which
would do credit to at least tempting
luncheon for a hungry miner.
The costume of the bride was elab-
crate and expensive. She wore a
beautiful low-cut georgette crepe with
lace de la Valenciennes, the bodice cut
Marie Antoinette, the whole harmon
izing beautifully with rope of pearls
about her well shaped neck, the gift
of the groom, thru Mrs. Huckel
Bridegroom Rufus didn't wear many
clothes, but made strikil appear
ance with diamond studded dog col
lar. The wedding ceremony was read
by Mrs. Huckel.
The newly wed dogs will be at home
to their friends in Kansas City after
October 1, at the residence of Miss
Sybil.
| Miss Jean Lindsay has returned
from Lawrence, where she assisted
the girls at the Pi Phi sorority house
in putting on their annual party, the
County Fair" Miss Lindsay gradu-
ated from K. U. last June.
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I Mrs Wilma G. r. Rhodes formerly
! of Topeka. is now filling government
! position in Oklahoma, and is just now
occupied with work in connection with
the elimination of tuberculosis and
! trachoma among the Indians. Five
! field matronS, under the supervisor
of Mrs. Rhodes and DR.. R. E. l. New
the local field agents office. Mrs.
Rhodes was active in club work in To-
peka when she made her home here.
!, Pelletier's opening or The Presen-
tation of the Autumn Modes" is to be
from 1880 to Monday evening.
Ray Halls orchestras-three of
them; one on the mezzanine. one on
the third floor and one in the tea
room plays.
On the second floor the wonderful
Feltenstein girls, Eleanor and Norma
Jane, will give series of dances of
! their own Interpretation. This is real
ly their first appearance before the
general public-the first opportunity
that Topeka as a whole has had to see
The following boys will exemplify the
new fall and winter styles of clothing
for little boys: Albert Morss Patten jr.,
Oliver Mayhem Ladd jr., Frank Well
ington Griggs jr., Roy Edgington
Crawford jr.. John Chester Adams,
Edward Kayson Harris III, Karl Fred
erick Smith. Elmer Maurice Nuss,
Donald Cope Winters.
AT Sis Miss Edith Beville will sing
THE Last Rose of Summer" Miss
d to-
Use. She has been appearing with the
'Mary's Lamb" company in Denver
and is now enroute to New York to
join "Zeigfeld Follies 1917"-so this
is Topeka's only opportunity to hear
her.
On the fourth floor roses will be
given away.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Adrian Greene has returned
from Fort Sill, Okla. where she Wis
tied her son. Mr.. Adrian Greene. who
is in the military camp.
Mrs. Archie Mulholland and her
brother, Mr.. Edward w Cartilage
are motoring to Oklahoma City and
expect to return in about a week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Cartilage have
left for trip to Duluth, Mimi
Mrs. E. s. Pettyjohn and her daugh-
ter Miss Margaret Pettyjohn. have
returned. from Ludington, Mich.
where they spent the past six weeks
DR.. PettyJohn was with them at Lud
ington and went east from there. He
will return to Topeka soon
Mrs. p. j. Clevenger has returned
from Boulder, Colo, where she spen
the summer.
Mr.. Given Garner has finished
Baton college in Oklahoma and has
gone to Granville, Ohio, to attend
| Denison university.
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fullerton. ha.
been taken to his home from StF'ran
els hospital. where he underwent {
minor surgical operation He is rap
idly recovering
Miss Margaret Mcdonald of Wash
ington. D. c.. formerly of Topeka, hai
returned home after visit to Mis-
Maria Monaghan.
w. A. McCarter, D. D. s. ORTHODOX.
list. 709 Mile Bldg. prevention anc
correction Of irregular teeth only
Adv.
Mrs R. r. Zane of San Francisco
Cal, is visiting her parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. Steinberg. SIG Monroe street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Page and Mis-
Effie Page have returned from Win
nipeg. Canada, where they visited MI
and Mrs. Pages daughter, Mrs. Johl
Redden, and Mr.. Redden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Davis have re
turned from trip to the northern
lakes
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Cochran o
Abilene. are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Ha
| Hazlett