The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-26
Misa GRACE Whitinr Was attirad in nala

Miss Grace Whiting was attired in pale
blue china silk, the bodice yelled in
white chiffon, trimmings of white rib
bon. She carried white sweet peas and
wore spray of the same in her hair.
AS Miss Gibson softly rendered Angels
DR.. s. B. Anderson pronounced the i'm
pressive service.
After the ceremony refreshments
were served on the large side porch
which had been converted into an ideal
supper room by thick bangings of aspara-
gus intertwined with flowers
After supper the bride was blindfolded,
and the young lady guests formed a
circle about She then gave away her
bouquet. Miss Franc Littlefeld being
the lucky recipient.
The guests were presented with dainty
MORE paper boxes, bearing the initials
W.-D. These were filled with brides
cake and tied with white ribbon. Many
elegant presents were received.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Blood of Kansas City and
Mrs. w. H. Shawhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana left last night for
Denver and will be gone about three
weeks
After August 10 they will be at home
at 1118 Topeka avenue.
Picnic at Garfield Park
Miss Lois Tefft aud Miss Bessie Hay
den gave a very enjoyable picnic at Gar
field park Monday afternoon and even
ing, complimentary to Mr. Burton
Nudge and his guest Mr.. Wallace Es-
till of Boonville, Mo.
Mrs. J. B. Hayden, Mrs. Fl. Z. Tefft
and Mrs. Fl. .. Nudge champeroned the
party, which left the transfer station at
o'clock,
Arrived at the park, hammocks were
swung and boating was enjoyed till the
supper hour arrived
After supper Steinberg's orchestra
cana over, and a delightful dance WAS
enjoyed on the waxed floor of platform
and in the grand stand.
Those present were Misses Marie Dix
on, Hazel Fassler, Lillian Trapp, Mil
dred Scott. Lucy Knowles, Roberta Was
son, Florence Stewart Ellie Smith, Emf
lie King, Hila Huxley, Anna Nellis, Mar
jory Wheeler, Bell Stagg. Helen Walker,
Sarah Horner. Isabelle Thompson,
Minnie Wolf, Grace Norris, Essie
Chamberlain and Mary Chamberlain;
Messrs. Howard Knowles, Dave Cos
sett, Howard Anderson, Ben johnson,
Charles Foulks, Bradford Johnson, Tom
Frost, Guilford Dudley, Leslie Guild,
Everett Dallas, Dan Hammatt, Viii
Trapp, VIII WikidaI. Terrence Ewart,
Paul Palmer, Seth Chase, and Albert
Patten.
General Social Notes.
Mr.. and 8Irs. H. U. Nudge and son
Burton aud his guest Wallace Estill left
today in q special car for Albuquerque,
Now Mexico.
Mr.. Everett Dallas went to Washing
ton, D. c., yesterday.
Professor w. H. Leib will go next
/ - i, A. -A..-
National Association of Music Teachers
at st. Louis, Bio.
Mrs. NJ. l. English of Hutchinson is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ. L. Brad
ford.
Mr. W. L Trump has returned from
| Ottawa
Mr. Simon Bernheimer visited with
Kansas City relatives on Sunday.
Dir. and AIrs Noble Prentis sent re-
grsts to the Whiting Dana wedding. Mrs.
| Prsntis is busy at the Ottawa bly,.
Miss Grace Whiting will go next week
to visit AIr. and Mrs Noble Prentis and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Blood in Kansas
City. Mo.
There was a larger attendance than
usual at the meeting of the Stedman club
Monday night The roll call was re-
sponded to by the members with original
couplets. Original poems were read by
Mrs. {. 81. WOrthington and Mrs. Sarah
Hargreaves, and Mrs III. A. Waterman
and Mr. L II. CrAndeH presented prose
articles, the former q sketch and the lat
ter an easay. a number of visitors were
present.
The Merry Makers" were entertained
last night by Miss Jessie Stultz at hel
home, 1852 Van Buren, street. The
young folks enjoyed themselves dancing
on the lawn to the music of piano unit
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Kittie Garrison, Jessie
King, Mabel Daniels, Lillian Barnett
Eta Beck, and Meri King, Lutte Wicki
dial. Fred Wick, Aursl RidingA
Mr., ]. s. Carpenter of Council Grovt
is visiting relatives in the city
Mrs. F. R SpOnAler, matron of DR.
Lyman's hospital, Manhattan, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. I. N. Baker left yesterday for Lin
coin, Neb., where he will be manager O
the Western Newspaper union.
Justice Langston of Springfield, Ill
will return from his trip to New Mexic
the latter part Of the week. and visit 70