The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-11
SOCIAL AND Personal
Marriage of Miss Florence Levi and
Mr.. Louis Marx.
MRSDRLSHTON ENTERTLNS FRIENDS
Other Events in social Circles
Items or Interest About Topeka
People and Visitors ia Town

other Events Al social Circles
Items or Interest About Topeka
People ana Visitors IL Town
Last evening at her home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Levi, their eldest daughter,
Florence. was united ia marriage TO Mr..
Louis Marx Of Great Bend Kas., and a
truly joyous wedding if was
AT half past seven o'clock, the notes Of
Mendelsohn's wedding march played BY
the mandolin club. announced that the
marri age rites were atcut 70 be per-
formed The bridal party proceeded 10
he bay window. ia sbe back DarlOr
palms, and took their places under a
wisbb0ne composed of pe1le roses.
hyaclntLs and smilax. On small table,
here, were placed a tall white candle, in
a silver candi estiek ald a silver goblet.
both being used in the Hebrew ces emory.
which was performed by Rabbi SchuIman
Of kanaas City.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
pearl gray silk and wool novelty cloth.
The bodice was of brocade, and the skirt
was trimmed with box plaitings Of satin.
A long tulle veil enveIoped her figure
and was fastened in her hair with pearl
pins and caught up with lilies Of the
valley. Her slippers and gloves were of
pearl gray suide, and the bridal bouquet
Of lilies of the valley was carried By lit
lie Harry Marx Of Great Bend, who wore
a Lord auntlerOy SUIT OF black velvet.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Laura Levi, and her brother, Morris
Levi Of Chicago, acted as groomsman.
Miss Levi was attired in a simple gown
9f yellow crepe de chine with ruf1es Of
white lace.
MIS-. Levi, mother Of the bride. wore a
gown Of black chantiIly lace, and Mrs.
Marx. the grooms mother, was affired in
handsome gown Of black duchess
-atin-
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with palms and cut flowers and the dou-
BILE parlors canvasse1 for dancing
After THE ceremony the guests were in-
vited 10 the dining room where q long
table was spread and an elaborate we'd
ding supper ser ed. Smiax twined
gracefully about the chandelier. and was
arranged ia festaons upon the tables,
while the sweet music of mand0lins and
guitars sounded pleasantly in the ears of
the diners. Dancing occupied tile REL
mainder of the evening and was partici-
pated IN by about thirty guests. among
~ HON were the following from abroad.
Mr. and Mrs s. Marx. ar and 4Irs. S.
Beck and Mr. Charles Beck, Of
ST. LOUIS Mr.. Ed Marx and little
son, Of Great Bend5 Gabe Greenbur-
ger, Of ST. Louiss Morris Levi, of Chicago,
ana Milton N Newman, of Pierce City, DO.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Marx left today for
q short tour through Harrisouviile and St.
Louis No. afterwards going to Chicago,
where they VIII reside.
Mrs. A-hton's Party.
Mrs. G p. Ashton gave a thimble
party yesterday afternoon at her home
ON Topeka avenue, and the ladies who
enjoyed her hospitality spent a most de-
lightful afternoon.
Sprays of hyacinth sent forth their
sweet perfume from many dainty recep-
racless and in the dining room, hyacinths
and carnations were on the sideboard
In the center of the table handsome
jar tWlned about with smilax was filed
with cut flowers and ferns. The hostess
was assisted by Miss Mabel Chase and
dainty refreshments were served. The
invited guests were. AIesdames Best
OFT, Clark, Going, c. S. Baker. g. p
Howe. Moon. b. f. Lewis. Lakin. Palmer
Roby. De Witt, COlweu Chase. Barabini
Peacock, Charles, GarretsOn. DR. Eibben
HIbben, heeler, WATSON, Geo. wv. Reed.
w. A. Morton, z. j. Dinner, Harry
Dinner y. .. McCray, AIackey. Ken
nedys u ardln, Anderson, and b. 3. Alder
son
81iss 1Iarmont's Card Party.
Miss Emma Marmont gave very
pleasant card party Tuesday evening for
MI ISIS Louise Miller Of Atchison. Chas.
Menard and Joe Dolman cut for the first
prize, fortune favoring the former, and
vi lss Anna Balm was the lucky lady.
Consolation prizes were awarded Miss
Name Walsh and Mr.. VIII Sadler The
remainder of the evening was spent in
music and dadcing. Miss Name Walsh
playing several selections GA the piano.
among the guests were Misses Maud
and Bessie Buhre, Name and Agnes
w alshs Anna Balm, Miss Brubaker. Law