The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-12
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Items OF Interest About Topeka People
and visitors in Town.

and Visitors in Town.
At noon today the marriage of
Miss Myna L. Hentig, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. g. Hentig, and Mr.. Archie
Kellam was sOlemnized at the home of
the brides parents on Tyler street As
the hands of the clock reached the hour
of 10 the bride and groom entered the
parlOr to the music of Mendelssohn'e
wedding march, played by Mrs viii
SheafOr, and were met under the chan
delier. from which was suspended pure
white dove, by the officiating clergy
man, Rev. L. Blakesley. Little Rhea
eastman, in dainty white silk frock, as
maid of honor held the brides bouquet
during the ring ceremony, and after con-
CALCULATIONS were offered a wedding
breakfast was served.
The bride wore stylish travelling cos
tune of grey checked suiting with
sleeves, yoke and high collar of grey
satin brocaded in various shades of
green. Her hat was of grey straw with
loops of green velvet and bandeau of
pink roses, and gloves and shoes en- suit
The house was prettily adorned for the
occasion with flowers and trailing vines;
the balustrade in the hall was twined
with daisies and plumosus, and in the
first parlor the decorations were white
and green, while the second parlor was
particularly dainty in pink roses and
honeysuckles.
A punch bowl in the door of the music
room was presided over by Master Freddie
Wilson.
A very handsome array of presents
were displayed in q room at the head of
the stairs.
The young people left at once for Elk
celsior Springs, and after a short trip
will be at home, at 615 Tyler street,
about June %.
Fifty friends and relatives were pres
ent to witness the ceremony, and tele-
of N lat cd
from a distance.
Mr.. KeIlam is chief mailing clerk at
the pOstOffice, which position he has held
for number of years, and his bride is
charming girl with many friends to wish
her happiness.
General Social Notes.
Miss Violet Stuart entertained the
"Duo DemOir" club Friday evening at
her home in Highland Park. The pre-
siding officers are F. Fl. Curry, Miss
Aida Otis, Miss Alice Potter, e. f.
Howell and G. t. Flanders.
Frank McFadden went to the City of
Mexico today.
Miss Cora Miller spent Saturday in
Kansas City.
Miss Lille Reeves, of Trinidad, Col,
is the guest of Miss Anna UmpIeby.
Ten young ladies who are interested in
Thursday afternoon, from till g. at the
home of the Misses Price, on Western
avenue.
The families of 1. N. and N. r Baker
have gone to the mountains, and will be
joined by parties from Denver and St
Louis, to spend a month or so camping.
Mrs. P. NJ Sheafor and daughters Nina
and Lulu, will go to Des MOines, Iowa
next month, to spend the remainder of
the summer.
Mrs S. B. Hovey and daughter Ber-
nice are spending few days in Kansas
City.
Miss Smiley of Bethany, will return to
her home today, aud Miss Hooley will
go to Denver Saturday.
Mrs. o. w. Blood went to California
today to spend the summer.
= About ten couples will enjoy a moon
light picnic at Martins hill Thursday
evening.
Miss Martha Mccoy is expected home
from Emporia the latter part of this
week.
Miss Bertha Ellis of Carbondale, is
spending the day with Miss Mary Suther-
Mrs. ]. d. Walker and daughter Mary
will leave Thursday for Philadelphia
and other eastern cities, for a three
months visit
Glen Phinney of Neosho Falls, is visit
ing his brother, Warren Phinney, at
Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bishop have come ND
from Neosho Falls to attend the Wash
burn commencement Their daughter,
Miss Minnie, takes diploma in vocal
music
Mrs. Arthur Lacey has returned from
Colorado Springs.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Name Slower and
Mr.. Harry Post, in Denver, Thursday.
June IA Miss Slower formerly lived in
Topeka.
Mrs. Geo. Hubbard and son will go to
NI~~rr L. r. r-A&
to spend the summer.
Miss Daisy Lakin viii leave Thursdax