The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-16
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
Wedding Of DR.. C. S. McGhntock
and Miss Isabel Lamont.
GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Personal Items or Interest About To"
peIxa People and Visitors ia Town.
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The first d. e. church was the scene
yesterday at noon of the solemnization
of the marriage of Miss Isabel K. La
mont and DIR. Clarence s. McClintock.
The altar was decorated with palms and
Mr.. w. I. Roehr rendered several organ
selections as the audience composed of
about 200 friends of the young people,
was being seated.
AS Mr.. Roehr changed the strain to
Mendelssohn's wedding march the groom
advanced up the north aisle of the church
attended by Mr. Erie Williams as best
man.
At the altar they were met by
DR.. A. S. Embree and awaited the
approach of the bridal party. which en-
tered atsthe south door and came up the
aisle in the following order:
Ushers Mr. John Moorehead Mr.. How
ara Wood, Mr.. William E, Higgins aud
DR.. ". E. McVey; bridesmaid Miss Ma
ME Kahr; flower girl and page Little
Margaret Minney and Master Streight
Lauck; bride and DR.. J. E. Minney, who
gave her away at the altar.
The bride wore pearl white satin Ouch
esse with skirt cut entrain, bodice trim
med with pearl Passamenterie. The
bridal veil was OF tuIIe confined in the
high couture by small diamond stick
pins.
She carried bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Kahr wore p cream white silk
crepe, full square cut bodice of taffeta,
upper skirt AMI broad sash. She carried
La France roses and wore a pearl neck
lace, which is an heirloom of rare beauty.
The little flower girl looked ike fairy
in white aIbatross with ribbon and flow
ers and beautiful long curls.
Master Streight Lauck, the page, was
in q white suit, and carried the wedding
ring on d tray.
As DR.. Embree pronounced the words
of the impressive service which made
the couple husband and wife, Nit. Roshr
played Schumann's Tranmerie, softly,
and as the party left the church Whit
news Grand Professional March.
At the home of DR.. and Mrs. J. E.
Minney DR.. and hrs. McClintock re
ceiVed the congratulations OF about thirty
friends.
They received in the front parlor
which was Decorated with roses and
palms as was the hail library, back
psrlor and dining room.
In the back parlor the table where
the bridal party sat, was decorated with
trailing smilax. ferns, and brides roses,
and the favoTs we're roses.
The other guests were served at small
tables and the favors were La France
roses
Ars. Wiley served an elaborate six
course luncheon.
In the library the presents were dis
played, among them d check for 800,
from the gro0m's father, and beautiful
gold watch and chain from DR.. McCIiu-
tock 10 HIS bride
The bridesmaid, best man, ushers
flower girl and page received beautiful
stick pins Of enameled gold with pearl
setting.
The bride came down in her stylish
travelling dress of black and brown
brucle with hat 10 match. and tossec
her bouquet into the crowd, Aiiss Mamie
Kaur catching it, and the bridal party
left for the depot amid the proverbla
Shower Of rice, old shoes, and gooe
wishes.
The wedding trip will include Excel
sior Springs. S.. Louis. and other south
ern and eastern points.