The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-26
Topeka SOCIETY.
Wedding of Miss Eleanor New
man and Frank NJ. Eakin.
Elaborate Decorations Of the
Brides Home.
LADIES' MUSIC CLUB.
Interesting Programme Given
at Home of Mrs. MacLennan.
News of Personal and Social
Nature.

One of the prettiest Of the spring
weddings was that of Miss Eleanor
Newman, and Mr.. Frank M. Eakin OF
Lima Ohio. which took place Wednes-
day evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Newman.
at 314 Woodlawn avenue. Potwin-
The ceremony was performed at $3.50
by DIR. A S. Embree. Little Miss Ruth
Kingman of the City of Mexico, niece Of
the bride was the only attendant; she
wore a dainty pink silk frock and carried
bridesmaid roses. The bridal party stood
in the parlor, and attached to the lace
curtains, Just above their heads was a
! true lovers knot of smilax.
The decorations were especially pref
ty; most of the flowers and plants were
raised by Mrs. Newman. The hall was
entirely in apple blossoms; bowls of
them were placed on the table and the
large, old-fashioned clock which has
been in the family since 1927, was fes-
TONED with them. Between the parlors
was a grille of smilax filed in with OK
Orchidia, while bowls of the same bios
som were placed on the mantle and
bookcase. Carnations, ferns and other
potted plants filed every nook and cor
ner In the dining room the color
scheme was carried out in pink and
green. The table was covered with
snowy damask, and around the edge
was a border Of srnilax. while strands
of it extended to the chandelier. In the
center of the table was a shower bou
Quet of daybreak carnations.
The bride wore a. beautiful gown of
white corded silk; the skirt was trained
and the bodice was trimmed with ap
| plique and puffings of chiffon, while the
| finishing touch was added by some ex-
quisite old point lace. She carried
! Kaiserin Augusta roses
There were about twenty-five rela-
tives and friends present; those from
out of town were Mrs. Lewis Kingman
| of the City of Mexico. Mr.. Ealxin's sis
ters, Mrs. Bowers and Miss Eakin of
Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Fred Newman of
| Albuquerque. The presents were very
handsome and included silver, cut glass,
| pictures and all kinds of brio a-brac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ealzin went at once to
Lima, Ohio. where they will be at home
/ to their friends after June l. The BRIDE
/ going away gown was of castor cOlored
| Venetian cloth, tailor made, with hat to
match.
An Informal Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ware invited
a few of their friends to spend Wednes-
| day evening informally at their home on
| West Sixth avenue, to meet Mr.. Henry
| Latchford. There were about twenty
| guests present and Mr.. Latchford gave
| an interesting talk on his personal rec
objections of Thomas Carlyle, Robert
browning, Alfred Tennyson, Victor
Hugo and Frederick Harrison.
The Ladies Music Club.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
noon at the home of Mrs. Frank P
MacLennan on Topeka avenue. The at
tendance was quite large and an inter
esting programme was given The mex
meeting will be for the associate mem
bers Wednesday afternoon May g. a
the First Christian church. Guests o
the club Wednesday were, Mrs. Thoma
Martin, Mrs. NJ. c. Goddard, Mr.. c. S
Gleed and Mr.. F. P. MacLennan. Eacl
one of the ladies taking part was givel
a pretty carnation by Miss Mary Mac
Lehman.
The programme was as follows:
I-Cnopln .....-.......... :. Waltz Op.
Mrs. MacLennan.
z-NeV1n ROSemar
Mrs. Parkhurst
3-Blschon. Rock of Age
7 Mrs. Kleinhans.
| 4Bende1. ...-.... Cascade du Chandro
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst-
, | 0-RlnSutl ]
Mrs. Won Dahlen.
o-MoszkoWskl. .-....... Va1Se in
Miss Martin.
7-Matinota Observation-Disclosures. Tost
Mrs. Parkhurst
S-Schubert. Impromptu op. 142, No.
Mrs. Gleed.
/, Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Charles Hughes arrived toda
t from Pasadena, Cal, to visit her siste
t Mrs. Howard Hills, on Topeka avenu,
Miss Emily Allen has returned fro1
Richland.
' The Portia club is not holding an ope
4 meeting this afternoon as was intendet
a as the president, Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson
r was called from the city by the deaf
of her sister.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, who returne
Wednesday from a few days visit
Atchison, was one Of the guests ,
= honor at a progressive euchre part
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Dc
Seaton and Mrs. Theodore Byram.
s The Christian Endeavor society of IL
: First Presbyterian church gave a vel
i pleasant reception Wednesday evenir
a for Miss Louise Ogilvy, who will ieav
soon for Corea as a missionary, in con
pany with Rev. and Mrs. Villa
n Baird. An interesting programme W;
s. given and Miss Ogilvy's friends Or
,e sented her with a handsome set
y books.
Engraved cards and wedding invit;
tions. Adams Bros. I'll Kansas avenu
Mrs. Frank Thomas came over fro
y Atchison today to visit her mother, MI
# Among the Topeka people who w
q attend the Phi Psi party in Lawren
,e this evening are Miss Susie Gay, Mi
Il Edna McClintock, Miss Charlotte Par
hurst, Miss Helen Otis and Mr.. Do
Norton.
Mr.. Park Ewart returned to st. ]
= today after a weeks visit with his pa
Il ents. Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Ewart.
~ Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Davis have I
y turned from a weeks stay in Chicago
= Miss Belle Swearingen has issued j
p vitations for thinble party Friday z
~ ternoon- at her home at 623 Tyler sire
n. ~ 49, 1sosS 1aelIsl a III MISS Way Y
m at the home of the bride at 51s We
n | Ninth street.
a. Mrs. Mary I. Lea and daughter Ed
- expect to leave soon for Los Angel
- Cal. to make thir home.
w. c. Haswen received a teIegrs
Sunday announcing the serious Hin
of his mother. Mrs. Haswell is in N
Haven, Conn, where she spent
ed winter with her daughter, Mrs Edws
st A. Rlchards, Formerly OF Iopeka
er
re a Aorf1ple outbreak.
1t ssOf large sores on my little daughtt
of head developed into case OF scald hea
~ writes c. D Isbfl1 Of Morganton Ter
- but Bucklen's Arnica SaIve complet