The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-15
SOCIAL AND Personal.



4 soiemnized in the First Presbyterian
4 church. DR. s. b Anderson performing the
I ceremony al 9 o'clock.
The bridal party proceeded 10 the altar
+ 20 the music of 8lendelss0hn's wedding
march played by airs. j. j. Rogers, and
stood before a pyramid Of palms. crowned
with a blooming Easter lily.
The bride wore gown Of white china
T SILK cut low in the neck and deep
bertha of duchesse lace outlined with
\ pearl trimming The full pulled sleeves
reached to the elbow and were met by
/ white suede gloves. and her slippers
4 were of white suede. A veil of tulle
hung to the hem of her gown and was
caught up with lilies of the valley.
/ Sprays Of the same were worn on her
+ corsage and she carried a bouquet of
/ bridal roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Leni L. Yohey,
wore white novelty cloth with pipings OF
satin and d princess bodice of white satin
duchess. Her slippers ana gloves were
white and she wore La France roses.
Dir G. >. Rolf acted As best
man, and the ushers were
I Mr.. Ira Owens of Chicago and Mr.
/ an informal reception was given to the
/ immediate friends and relatives at the
+ brides home, the interior Of which was
: made charming with palms and cut
flowers. a luncheon was served It 10
clock, and Mrs. y. 4. Rodgers and Miss
Jessie Upton entertained the guests
with some delightful music.
AIr. and Mrs. Stone viii 20 to house
keeping at once at BOA West Eighth
I street
Among the quests from out of town
/ were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Higbee of
Emporia and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aiile-
ham Of Kansas Civ MANY handsome
! presents were received, among them
GLASS
The r. ". club Enfertainz.
The members .of T ri club entertained
7 their gentlemen friends 1T the horne ~
Z Mics Fn7fna NTarrnont lasf EVENING" III
was a valentine party" and crimson.
Z silver and goId hearts comic and pretty
I valentines were prominent ia the decora-
/ lions. MINGLED with punches of violets.
This was guire sug0esfiva. ss the name
/ of the e.rlr.5nisation Is the .s'Tonala Nfo-
] lets cll4s and those NOT inflicted were
supDosed to Guess it,
A bio heard covered with violet tissue
Y paper served AZ "a tarret to be shot at
Y with bows and arrows ar1 partners for
cards were found bv means Of che scores
obtained ia this manner.
Progressive hearts was the game and
1 heart shaped score cards were tied with
violet ribbon and small bunch of the
+ blossoms Eleven games were PLAYED
I and Miss Emma Marnont and Sir. Seller
received prizes for winning the most:
Miss Lillian Hatch and SIR. John WALT
/ mire were not SO lucky in playing and
y were eonsoled for their ill luck
The refreshments were Is keeping
with the other details. and the ten young
ladies received many compliments Oh the
success Of their first party.
"A Pleasant Party.
Miss Leila Green and Miss 1Iayberry
gave delightful party last evening for
Miss Jessie Larim0re of Newark D at
1914 West Tenth street. = peanut hunt
I afforded considerable amusement the
fore part Of the evening and Miss Lari-
more received bunch Of bronze peanuts
for finding the most
Tn the test of senses which followed,
Nr. II johnson was rewarded with a
large valentine. N lee refreshments We're
served and the evening was most pleas
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster Misses 1Ount.
Larimore. Biddle, Eva Mayberry- Hack-
/ worth. Daley. Miller. 5t0ner Hanna.
Brown, johnson. Allaway. Messrs Par
sons H0gabOom, Brown. Bowman. Houts.
Frank Downing. Joe Booth. VIII Johns
ton, T. W. Mayberry VIII Cheney, Geo.
Miller. Bert Bair. and VIII Shipman
Sisfrhinr PARTIES
SIeirhfnr parties NAV ba considered
its the list IF ~Lenten diversions" and
~bob sieighsv are in constant demand.
ON Monday evening a fof1v crowd was
! chaDeroned bv Mr. and Mrs H. c. Bow
man. and in 1T were d isses Jessie Small.
Dib Phelps of Bloomington Ill.,, Mar
guerite Bradley. Dora Furman. Hen
rietta Thompson. Franc LItfIedeld. Leila
FarmaIee. 81 essrs. Walter Noble Harry
Valentine. Harry Weaver. @. 81 and q.
B Merriam, Julius IN eidling and Ned
Osborne.
ON Tuesday evening another consisted
of Misses Jessie Shellaoarger, Susie
I Wilder. Mabel Baker. Leila EI0rd. Olive
Lewis and Messrs. David Lakin Clar-
ence Evans, Dick Rogers, Wilson and