The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-22
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Marriage of Charles T. McCabe
and Miss Jessie Ed son.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
PERSONAL Items OF Interest About To-
peka People and visitors IN Town

Personal Items or Interest About To-
pe<a People and Visitors IN Town
One of the prettiest home weddings. of
the season occurred last evening at $50
O'Clock at the home of the brides par
ents on Seventh and Jefferson streets,
when Miss Jessie l. Edison, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Elson and Mr..
Charles T. McCabe, son Of Mrs. c. II.
McCabe were united il marriage. The
house was profusely decorated in palms,
wild smIIax aud chrysanthemums. It
was pink and white wedding and the
color scheme was everywhere carried
out, IN 1he decorations, and in the cos
tunes Of the charming bride and her
winsome bridesmaid Al $3.50 the or
cnestra. which was screened behind a
banking of palms, played the strains Of
an original wedding march composed Of
two fay0rlte airs OF the bride, ID. & f.
w altz and Angel Serenade, and the
bridal party descended the stairs and
entering the front p4rlor stationed them
selves in the east end Of the room.
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary McCabe and the groom by Mr.. NJ
F. Murphy. DR.. F. S. McCAbe pro
nOunced the solemn and beautiful ring
service of the Presbyterian church. The
brides Brunette beauty was enhanced by
the sweet simplicity of her bridal robe
Of ivory white duchesse satin, cut high
neck and demltrain. with immense pulled
sleeves aud a wide slashed collar Her
only ornament WAS a beautiful Mar0uise
diamond ring. the groOm's gift silk
illusion veil, arranged over a becoming
high couture and caught back b. a spray
of lilies Of the valley, completed the
charming costume. She carried brides
roses.
Miss McCabe was most becominQIy
gOwned IA pink satin. The large pulled
sleeves were trimmed with accordion
Dleated vandyke points of mouseline i Q
sole The bodice. Of the same hlmy
fabric, was also accordion pleated, and
had accordion vandyke points as garni-
tuTe about the neck. The skirt WIS
trimmed with fold Of pink velvet She
wore gloves to match her costume and a
pink aigrette among the waves Of nut
brown hair, and carried bouquet of pink
chrysanthe NUNS.
After the ceremony supper was served
to about 1OJ guests. Those present from
out OF the city being Miss Lucene Barker,
of Lawrence. and Mr.. and Mrs. LII. e.
Parker Of Galesburg. Ills Numerous
beautiful presents We're received by the
young people They went at once to the
coy little home already furnished for
them at the corner Of Third and Tyler.
General Social Notes.
Misses Daisy Sampson and Edith and
May Davis viii 60 TO Lawrence tomor-
row to attend a sigma M party.
Mrs. Joseph Stevens of Sioux City,
Iowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs A V.
Cummins, and viii remain until after
the holidays
Mrs Callis Hughes viii visit in St. Joe
for few days
Mrs. 5. II. CLAYTON is the guest of To-
peka relatives and friends.
Col E Il. Brown, legislator elect, left
for his home IN Girard this morning.
The chancel chapter of Grace cathe-
dral met yesterday afternoon. The SEES
sion was given over 10 preparation for
bo5 fer RI m mt on tlar I
The second of the series Of parlor en-
tertalnments for the benefit OF Ingleside
will be given at the home of Mrs NJ O.
Hammatt 6v2 west Tenth street, tOmor-
row afternoon. at 3 p. II. Miss Crosby
will give An afternoon in English Ca
thedrals' illustrated with phoiogra phs.
Mrs. r. B. Gemmel and Mrs. 5. E. Shell
don are spending the day in Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Dunlap is visiting in Chi
cago
Mr. and Mrs James Troutman will be
at home at the Copeland for the winter.
The Steadman club Will meet next Mon
day evening at 3 - with DR. and Mrs.
R0by at rs West Sixth street. The pro-
gramme is unusually good and viii in
clude considerable original literary work
in both poetry and prose; also a continu-
alton Of the club review Of "Prometheus
Unbound2
The "tacky party given by the Iro-
QuoIs club al " etherell hall last even
ing, was decided success in every par
ticular.
Messrs. Frank Dinner and Harmon
Ryus sailed from New Orleans today for
Santa Maria Columbia, South America
Mr. ana Mrs. Wallace Rynerson VIII
leave for Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Ryner
son viii be absent about ten days.
3Irs. J. l. Z ing left for Afchison today
where she VIII be the guest of Mrs.
Harry King VINO gives a reception to-
morrow.
burg, H.. are the guests OF. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Edison.