The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-30

edith in a white silk gown, white hat
satin.
Frank Gahagan in Jocky attire of
white and pink leading horses.
Mr.. Galen Nichols and Miss Virgiline
Mulvane driving tandem cart
trimmed in water lilies. wheels each
representing a lily; Miss Mulvane
gowned in white.
A float decorated with evergreen and
pink flowers. wheels trimmed with
flags, bearing the words Ladies of the
G. A. r. and '"61-65," and Lincoln
Circle No. 1" was driven by Mrs. NJ.
o. Cartilage, Mrs. c. A. Barker, Mrs.
S. H Wise, Mrs J. T Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Susan Rogers, Mrs A. Sprague,
Mrs NJ. J. Washburn. Mrs N E. Hop
per, Mrs. J. T.. Randlett, Mrs. G. v.
Lord, Mrs. S. J. Ebey, Mrs. o. w. Fox,
Mrs. A. c. Thomas.
Mrs. Eva N1cMurphy in a buggy dec
GRATED with all kinds of gorgeous flow
ers and harness Of daisies
Mrs. F. Hes in a dog cart trimmed
Mrs NJ. R Mitchell Miss Alice Chap
man, Miss Stella Mitchell, carriage,
with red, white and yellow roses, with
outline stars on wheels.
Edward Wilder Mrs. Clugston, Miss
Helen Mcclure of Junction City, Miss
Mary Lakin, driving carriage, with
white, yellow and red chrysanthe-
Mrs. George w. Smith, carriage,
evergreen and colOred flowers
Mrs. G. S. Eagle, Mrs. W. W.Webb,
Miss Talbot of Atchfson and Mrs.
George Eagle, carriage, with red roses
and chrysanthemums.
Mrs P. Walsh, Miss Rose Hoather-
ley, Miss McNerneyOf Horton, Mrs H.
carriage decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums and aspara-
gus; ladies wore no hats and carried
fluffy white parasOls.
Y
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Ad-
ans in a, carriage decorated with gor-
geOus flowers of all kinds. Two golden
horse shoes hung on either side.
Mrs. Paul Hudson and Mrs. A. W.
Dana drove in a phaetOn lined and
trimmed in white, decorated with bit
ter sweet and hops, harness wrapped
in white satin; ladies goWned in white,
carrying white parasols.
Mrs. Anna L. Scudder and Miss Eu-
nice Garland in a buggy decorated
with madeira vines and greens.
Mrs. J. NJ. Morrow, Mrs. J. B. JEFF
fries, in phaeton, swan design, with
water lilies, daisies and carnations.
Mrs. T. P. Gully drove a handsomely
Mamie Brown, Miss Lena AIcCray, Miss
Josephine Dietrich. Trap decorated
with snilax, pink and cream roses,
Master Earl Gully in a white duck suit,
rode the horse.
Mr. mad Mrs. J. F. Stanton, phaeton
trimmed with pink and white roses and
asparagus and smilax.
Maerie Johnson and Ralph Row1es'
pony with pink poppies and asparagus.
Calling gun, section Battery B in
command of Lieut. w y. Patison,
horses and gun decorated with roses
and poppies.
Mrs. c. H. Samson drove a carriage
accompanied by Mrs. G. a. Fellows. Mrs.
J. A. Van Vechtin, Miss Daisy Sam
son.
The carriage was decorated with red
poppies. Harness trimmed with white
satin and peoples. Ladies in white
gowns, white and red hats and carry
ing red pOppies.
Sixty ladies and gentlemen took part
in the equestrian division and 20 little
folks on ponies, the ladies were dressed
in white duck habits. The men wore
light soft hats, blouse, coats-white duck
trousers, black leggings and tan gloves.
No limit was put on the floral decora-
tions on the horses and every steed
wore roses or flowers about his neck
and in his bride, main and tail.
The children were all on ponies or bur
rOs and dressed fancifulIy.