The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-29
KimbeI- Fraser.

A quiet home wedding took place
Thursday noon at the home of DR.. and
Mrs Clement Smith at 721 Polk street.
when their cousin Miss Abbie Josephine
Fraser Of Pekin, III. and Mt James b
kimbell of Columbus, Ga, were united
in marriage.
As PrOI- Harvey WOrraI played Men
delsSOhn's Wedding March the bride and
groom entered and stood under a bower
OF ferns and palms in a corner of the
first parlOr. The ceremony was Der-
formed by Rev. L Blakesley
The bride wore a simple but becoming
gown Of white silk trimmed with white
silk applique; the bodice had a yoke of
tucked white chiffon The only orna-
ment she wore was a beautiful diamond
sunburst, the gift of the groom
The wedding was quiet, only the reIa-
tIVeS and a few intimate friends being
present After the ceremony a course
luncheon was served in the dining room
The relatives were seated at one long
table and the friends were at small Ia
bles- The decorations here were of
roses and asparagus ferns. The deco
rations of the entire house were from
Mrs Smiths own conservatory.
The bride is a cousin of DR.. Clement
and DR.. l. Anton Smith and is quite
well known in Topeka, having visited
here several times A number of years
lived here and was connected with the
Smith company
Mr. KimbeI is a prosperous business
man of Columbus, Ga, where he holds
SuranCe company Mr.. and Mrs Kim
bell viii make their home in Columbus:
they were the recipients Of great many
beautiful presents. many of which were
sent direct to their future home Mr.
and Mrs. Kfmbeu are not going to take
a wedding trip but will visit many pla-
ces of interest enr0ute to their home.
The HeliaHthus Party.
The HeHanthus Dancing club gave
another one Of their pleasant parties at
a 7Ea
chaperOns were, Mr.. and Mrs. John E
Lord, Mrs. c. c. Baker, Miss Gussie
Fuller, Miss Susie Gay and Miss Mary
Noon.
Those present were Miss Berenice Full
Ter, Miss Lucy Lord, Miss Anna Nc
Grath Of LeavenWOrth. Miss Octa-via
becca Rogers, Miss Nellie Baker, Miss
Gala Cutte1. Miss Kate E'leishman,
Miss Estelle Leon. Miss Bessie Bates
Miss Jessie Payne, Miss Jessie Meyers
Miss Amy CrandeI1, Miss Fife Hazen,
Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Olive Gundry,
Mr. Otis BaekinstOce, Mr.. Hobart Mills
Eugene Ware. Clarence Poindexter. r.
win POindexter. George Allen, Scott
Lord. Bernard Crosby, Gene Bailey,
Charlie Moon, VIM Cartilage. Bert
Knight. Wallace Thompson Stanton
Moss Sam Freshman. Arthur Beard
Walter Hayes. Hugh Davidson, Dana
Davis and James Lacey.
A Birthday Party.
Mrs. A L Chamberlain entertained a
number of little people Thursday even
ing at her home on Monroe street in
honor of her daughter 8Iinnie's twelfth
birthday. She was assisted in enter
tanning the little folks by Miss Kate
Tobias
The evening was spent in playing
games and music, and refreshments
were served. Those present were Edna
O'Coner, Sarah Rhoer, Angie Matthews,
Minnie Sieber. Cora Trainer. Ivah
Suurr. Hazel Howe, Nellie kOuns Eth
eI Stefnberg, Mary Sutherland, Clara
Daniels. Bessie Jet, Grace Sterne- Hell
en- Sterue. Lulu Bremermau, Virgil Nc
Grath. BIanch Jenuess. Airline Dietrich.
Minnie Cham berlain, Willie Kirk. Todd
Matthews, Bruce Rogers. John Rogers,
OrIo Peck. Geo W Neale III, Tinkham
EeaIe. Eugene Rogers, Charlie Hender-