The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Martha Haywood Bradshaw.
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Royal
Clinton Bradshaw. and 8Ir- walter
Marshall Gust were married Tuesday
evening at Grace Cathedral Long be-
fore time for the ceremony the church
was filed with an eager throng Of So
cieCy people eager to witness the drSE
Of the large Easter weddings
As the guests were assembling soft.
sweet music was played by Mr. J J.
Falls; as the first notes OF Mendels-
SOEE's Wedding March were sounded
the usherS. DR. D. E ESt6rIy and Mr.
Edward Mcbride started up the aisle,
carrying the broad white satin stream
ers which outlined it; they were follow
sd BY the bridenaldS- Miss Lee Red
den and Miss Pearl Mcfarland The
bride On the arm OF her father was pre-
coded by the maid Of honor. Miss Alice
Prescott The groom and his best man,
Mr. Solomon St0ddard Of Kansas City,
met them at the altar where the full
ring ceremony was performed by Dean
Sykes The bridal party left the church
to the time OF the LOhengrin Bridal
Chorus
1t was a green and white wedding
and the color scheme was carried out IN
the decorations as well as the gowns OF
the ladies' The chancel with its banks
OF palms, Easter lilies, roses and carna-
tons was an effective back ground for
the dainty gowns
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
draped and had q deep yoke both front
and back around which was 4 cascade
OF duchess lace. edged at the top with a
narrow band or chenille trimming the
collar was tucked and the bodice was
finished at the waist with a broad
tucked girdIe OF the silk. fastened with
q gold buckle set with briIiauts- The
skirt was haring and had q long train;
q founCe was arranged on II in over
skirt effect and was finished at the top
with narrow bands of chenille trim
-
spray OF lilies OF the valley. fell to the
hem Of her train; she carried a shower
bouquet Of brides roses and asparagus
fern tied with white satin ribbon
Miss Alice Prescott, the maid Of hon
or wore a dainty frOCk OF pale green
silk mOusseIine de sole; the bodice was
full with q low round neck. around
which was drapei q Maria AntOLnnetta
fchu. with rufded ends The skirt had
a knee fiounce, finished with tiny ruff
deS- il was worn over a slip OF white
embroidered swiss. She wore q veil, faS-
tened with lilies Of the valley. which fell
to the bottom Of her gown; her bou-
Quet was Of white carnations and as
paragus fern
Miss McFarIand's gown was Of fluffy
white batiSte- the skirt had q gradua-
ted douuce. finished with three ruchiugs
Of the same material The bodice was
fun and trimmed with scrolls Of shirred
white satin ribbon; the sleeves were
long. the neck low and cut or the
shoulders
Miss Redden wore a pretty New York
gown OF white Paris muslin. trimmed
with lace and ruhes; the neck was high
ard the sleeves long Both Miss Nc
FarIaud and Miss Redeem wore half
wells fastened with lilies Of the valley,
and carried shower bouquets OF white
hyacinrhs and asparagus fern All OF
the attendants wore pearl necklaces
fastened with rhinestone clasps, gifts
Of the bride The groom presented his
attendants with pretty gold scarf pins
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more intimate friends was held at the
home Of the brides parents IN the re-
ceivIng party were Mr. and Mrs R C
Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs P N. Gust OF
and DR.. Fay OF Chanute- Assisting
through the rooms were Mrs J. J.
Blower, Mrs A H Horton. Mrs A L
Redden Mrs J. D; McFariand. Mrs
Smith. Miss PearIade Prescott, Miss
Ida Bergen and Miss Ray Martin
In the reception hall back Of A bank
OF palms and ferns Mr. Lawrence's
gas Jets all had white shades. edged
with green. the chandeliers were wound
with green and between the doors were
fret-works OF Alabama smtlax- The
bridal party. stood IN front OF the crate
which was banked up with palms
The dining room presented an eSpec-
tally pretty appearance, with ats green
and white decorations From the cor
ners OF the table in the center Of the
room. broad white satin ribbons ex-
tended 10 the chandelier which was
wound with smiIax- The table was
covered with pretty Mexican drawn
work and in the center was cut glass
vase Of bridal roses; On either side were
silver candelabra-
Mr. Gust has been employed in the
passenger Office OF the Santa F'e for
number Of years and both he and his
bride are well known and popular men,
hers Of society They were the recipi-
-@ r1T h ~ .
presents.
MI. and Mrs. Gust LEFT at once for IN
extended trip through the east The
brides going away gown was Of sage
green brOadcl0th. talIOr-made- The
Jacket was lined with red striped silk.
with collar and revers Of checked broad
cloth; it was worn with q blouse OF red
and green plaid silk She wore q small
brown straw hat. trimmed with brown
and green liberty silk and brown quIlls7
her gloves and shoes were Of CORES
bonding shade
Mr. and Mrs Gust will be at home TO
their friends. Wednesdays, afternoon
and evening after the 1st Of May, at 221
WoodIawn avenue
Miss HambIetOn's Luncheon.
Miss HambIeton was the hostess at
an elaborate luncheon Tuesday. which
she gave in honor OF Miss Nellie Nc
CIiut0ck. There were 3S guests present,
seated at three large tables
The table at which the bridal party
sat was quite unique. being in the ex-
act shape Of a heart. in the center was
Z pretty Mexican drawn work center
piece On which was q high vase Of pink
carnations The other tables had en-
broIdered centerpieces with pink carna-
tons The bO1bonS were pink and the
tables were lighted with pink candles
The name cards were hsarT-shaped,
with gold edges and on the back was a
tiny picture 81 Miss McCIintock and
Mr.. Weaver.
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crawford, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Ashby, Nj and Mrs Arthur Capper,
MI and Mrs Herbert Armstrong, Dr.