The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-17

Miss Matte AIcGregor, Miss Ella Ram
sey, Miss Louise Smith and Miss Grace
Simpson Mrs Parker and Mrs kirk
both wore costumes of black SILK WITH
trimmings of white Miss McGreg0r
wore a black satin skirt with q pretty
red silk waist; Miss Ramsey was in an
effective gown Of red Organdy with
black trimmings: Miss Smiths gown
was Of black silk trimmed with tur-
QuOise blue velvet; Miss Simpson wore
a black satin skirt with a gray silk
waist with collar and belt OF red
The decorations were exceptionally
pretty the two parlOrS were IN PINK
hrySanthenurnS and ferns The music
room which is a charming little apart
ment was in palms. asparagus ferns
and big yellow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nuIIy
strands of asparagus fern were tW1ned
around the chandeliers extending from
one to the other; in an alc0ve of Of
this room, the Apollo Mandolin CLUB
DIaved all afternoon Punch was served
in the music room by Miss Nellie Kirk,
Miss Mamie eaIe ana MISS Geneva
Giles in fluffy OrEandy gowns
The dining room was in green and
white, the table was covered with a
cloth embroidered in green and white
with a vase of white chrysanrhemuIns
in the center; asparagus ferns were
twined around the chandeliers and ex-
tended TO the four corners of the table.
During the afternoon over two hundred
guests called
Lyman-Markley.
The marriage of Miss Ollie MarkIey.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ Mark
lev and Mr.. Will Lyman took place
Wednesday evening AT s25 Quincy
street.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
A S Embree; as AIendeIssohn's we'd
ding march was played by Miss Lela
HOrd- gOWned in a dainty pale Dlue
organdy. the bridal party entered led
by two little flower girls Lille Marley
and Nellie Scott. in fluffy light organ
dies. The attendants were Miss LOttle
Lyman and Mr.. VIII Neale.
The bridal party took their places in
the second parlOr, in front Of the CRATE
which was banked UP with palms be-
gonias and other potted plants; over
head was q canopy of honeysuct1le
vines In the hall the crate was filed
with asparagus and biCCerSWeeL. the
chandelier was wound with evergreen
and the baCisters were almost hidden
from view by the same. The dining
room was entirely in pink and white,
on the table was a cut glass vase OF
pink carnations on a prettiIy enbroider-
ed ceTterpiece- Refreshments were
served by Miss Dolly Robbins and Miss
Blonde WiIkeshire in dainty pink and
white gowns
During the ceremony. Miss Hord play
ed a Simple Confession afterwards
Miss Jessie Upton sang Two or three
selections and Miss Emma Whitmer
played
The bride wore a pretty organdy,
trimmed Win lace. CDlIECn ana TlDDQDs
the bodice was made with a pointed
yoke Of tucked satin and the lower part
was crossed with pipings Of satin rib
bon The skirt had three ruh1es. lace
edged and put on in points. with a
heading Of shirred ribbon She carried
twenty-five brides roses
Miss Lyman wore lace trimmed
white Organdy, with a sash and stock
of white satin.
The guests were received by Mr. and
Mrs o. NJ Markley. Mr. and Mrs Sam
LYMAN and Mrs Frank Lyman Mrs
Markley wore q black silk gown. with a
front of yellow. OverIaid with net and
trimmed with ribbon Mrs Frank Ly-
man was in a black corded silk trim
med with Jet and Mrs. Sam Lyman wore
a green and white figured China silk
Assisting through the rooms were Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Swan. Miss Pauline
AIaier. Miss Anna Crane, and Miss Ed
IA NiIlIce. Mrs Swan wore her we'd
ding gown of white silk trimmed with
chiffon and ribbon. Miss Cranes gown
was of white China silk trimmed with
accordion pleated ruft1es Of the same;
Miss AIaier wore q delicate pink or
CANDY trimmed with lace and ribbon
and Miss Edna Millice was in a becOm-
ing light organdy.
Both Mr.. Lyman and his bride have
been connected with the firm of eros by
Brothers for several years. the bride
resigning her position but a few weeks
ago. The young people have the best
wishes Of a large circle OF friends They
will be at home 10 their friends after
December I at Highland Park Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman we're the recipients OF a
great many handsome presents
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Eva Brown came down from
Lawrence Wednesday to attend the per-
[ Torrance of the Topeka Dramatic club
Mrs. Asher Adams Of Usage City is
l spending q few days the guest Of Mrs.
D O. Crane
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Thompson and
| daughter TheIma went to Kansas City