The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-28

week in North Topeka took place last
evening. Miss Jennie n. Burger and
Mr.. Oliver T. Schaeffer were married at
the home of the brides parents, 100
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. s. n. Burger,
and the groom's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Schaeffer.
The ceremony took place at p. N. in
the presence of numerous friends and
relatives. The opening strains of Mem
delssohn's wedding march, played by
Mr.. Bert Lewis on the piano signaled the
approach of the bridal couple. They
came down the stairs and under the
archway between the hall and
front parlor, where tkey were met by
Rev. J. K Madison. of the Kansas
avenue Methodist church. The usual
Methodist ceremony made them man and
wife.
Immediately afterward, and while they
were still standing in the archway with
palms on either side and vines and flow
ers about them, a flash light photograph
was taken of the bride and groom.
Mr.. Lewis played 20 Promise Me" on
| the piano while congratulations were
being offered.
The bride wore a gown of white habu-
tar silk and carried bridal bouquet of
white carnations in her hand. The rooms
were profusely decorated with palms,
vines, cut flowers and potted plants, max
| ing charming effect
Iced lemonade punch was served in
the hall and appropriate refreshments in
the dining room.
| The presents were numerous and beau
| tiful. The gentlemen in the Rock Island
| freight Office, where MIR. Schaeffer is
employed, sent a comfortable arm chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaeffer left at 1920, via
the Rock Island, for Colorado Springs,
| Colo, and Los Angeles Cal, for bridal
tour of two weeks When they return
they will make their home on the north
side, and go to housekeeping at once.
General Social Notes.
Miss Mabel Wood has returned from a
two weeks visit to Bedford, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mills and children
left yesterday for Maxwell, N. NJ. Mr.
Mills will be absent about three weeks
His family will remain all summer.
Miss Gertrude Willetts is quite ill.
Mr.. Edwin Hillyer, who has been To-
peka manager of the loan department of
the Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany for some years, left yesterday for
MS old home in Waupun, Wisconsin.
Mr. Hillyer has been succeeded in To
peka by his son, Mr.. Fl. l. P Hillyer
The name of Mr. Edward D. Osborne
of Topeka. is among the list of saloon
passengers on the Circassia, which sailed
from New York June %.
Miss Kate Putnam is in Chattanooga,
| Tennessee.
Mr.. j. L. Clark left yesterday for Clear
Creek, Utah.
Mrs. Chef Thomas, Jr, left today to
visit her sister, Miss Spaulding, at Col
Inns.
Mr.. Walter Sherlock OF Kansas City,
spent Wednesday in Topeka.
! Mira Chat Thomas If will ero1d 4ha
summer in Pennsylvania, and visit year
in the east, starting July 5.
Mrs Kenneth MacLennon left yestar-
day for Chicago, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Macarthur.
| Mrs. G. w. Whitmore, assisted BY Mrs.
F. L. Everets, entertained her Sunday
school class at her home on Green street.
Oakland, Wednesday of this week. The
twelve little misses had a most enjoyable
time, and returned to their homes in the
city at o'clock D. m, with happy hearts,
and many kind wishes for their teacher
Messrs. E II. and W. T. Crosby are
both ill The latter is confined to his bed.
Miss Nellie Sproule of st. Louis is visit
ing Mrs. James s. Coe, 507 Taylor street
Mrs. w. NJ. Groves and daughters,
Edna and Lulu, have gone to Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, where they will
spend the summer.
| HISS N0Va AbCulSOQ came over Y0SI0r
day to visit her sister Mrs Arthur Mills
Miss Magarst Goodrich is quite i'll at
her home 712 Topeka avenue.
Mr.. c. NJ. Miller is enjoying a weeks
fishing at Gridley, Kansas.
Nr. Claud Stanley is in Topeka en-
| ploysd in the office of his father, Supt
} Stanley.
} Mr. and MIRA Joseph c. Wickham have
gone to housekeeping in their handsome
new home in Devon, Philadelphia sub
urb. Mrs Wiekham. formerly Miss
Julia Street. is pleasantly remembered
as one of Topeka's most popular society
J girls.
Mrs. C. E. Bascom left for Greenville
} Ohio on Thursday
Mr. L G. Hastings. secretary and
treasurer of the c., r L and T. at For
Worth, spent few days in Topeka this
week.
Mrs P Dahlstrom departed yesterday
.. for Eureka Springs, Ark, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Thomas Nevison and daughter O
Peabody are the guests of Mrs. d. L
Wadleigh at 713 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. W. T. Pateman has returned from
r Ottawa
Miss Gertrude Johnston is visiting Mrs
Robert Denton At Leayenworth Mrs. Den
J ton is foFmer Bethany student