The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07

will be Miss Jessie Allen of Kansas
City. Miss Marguerite Calvert of Mus
cotah. Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ. Thorne and
son. Milton. jr.. of Mayetta and Mrs.
A. Thomas also of Mayetta.
Mr.. Anderson and his bride will
leave this evening to spend three
weeks at Estes Park, Colo. 1t was at
Estes Park just a year ago that they
became acquainted and formed the
friendship which will eliminate in
their marriage this evening. The
brides going away suit is of blue satin
with a small braided blue taffeta hat.
Miss Saville graduated with this
years class at Washburn having
taught year previous to her gradua-
I ton in the Indian schools in New
Mexico Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will
make their home in Jackson. Miss,
where Mr.. Anderson is doing Y. NJ.
G. A work.
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The marriage of Miss Mathilde
Dallmeyer of Jefferson City. Mo-, to
Dr.. Frank E. Sheldon of Kansas City
took place this morning at 1880
O'Clock at the brides home in Jeffer-
son City Doctor Sheldon, who is well
! known here, having spent his boyhood
days in Topeka. is the nephew of Mr.
E. D. Copeland, treasurer of the
Santa Fe.
From the Betty Ann Title TattIe"
column of the Kansas City Independ-
ent comes the following tribute to the
brides loneliness: Miss Dallmeyer,
who is a suffragette, is not true to
type. 1 saw her lunching in a Kansa s
City tea room with pretty Mrs. Lyon,
wife of Maclay Lyon (who is the son
of Mrs Thomas S. Lyon of 1854 Null
vane street, and who is the mother of
three sturdy sons, the eldest half
grown, yet Mrs. Lyon does not look a
day over eighteen. The best word pic
ture can draw of Miss Dallmeyer is
that she is not unlike Mrs. Lyon, a
similar coloring and vivacity. Miss
Dallmeyer. tho a somewhat larger edi-
ton. yet retains all the childish love-
illness and femininity that is Mrs.
Lyons. She had arrived that morning
from Chicago, where she had been
playing politics, yet she was as bright
dainty and feminine in appearance as
one could resire. She wore her en-
gagement ring, a beauty, and Doctor
Sheldon had that morning presented
her with a diamond and platinum Law
alier.'
Judge and Mrs. W. L. Higgins have
returned from an extended trip in the
east. They attended the Rotary con-
vention held at Atlantic City and since
that time have been in New York,
Washington, D. c., and Boston. They
went to Montreal, Canada, from Bos-
ton by boat and also visited in To-
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Mrs. June R. Chapman and her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles F. Hardy, will give
a garden party Thursday evening at
their homes in Lane street. The az
fair will be a courtesy to Mrs. Jennie
Croft of Kansas City. who is visiting
Mrs. R. NJ. johnson of College avenue.
Mrs Raymond Stewart and Miss Ida
Hardy of New York will assist during
! the evening. There will be about thir-
ty guests.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Connell gave an informal
bridge party this afternoon at her
home in Topeka boulevard for her sis
ter. Mrs. J. L. Burgard, of Chicago.
who is visiting here. Mrs. F. c. Fox
will have three tables at bridge Thurs
day afternoon in Mrs. Burgard's honor
and there will be several other parties
the last of the week.
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The primary department of the First
Presbyterian Sunday school will picnic
Thursday afternoon at Gage park. In