The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-06

white silk null over white taffeta, and
trimmed with point lace. A crescent OF
pearls and a diamond sunburst. gifts of
the groom, constituted her ornaments.
She carried bride roses tied with broad
white satin ribbon.
Miss Goldthwaite's gown was of pale
blue silk trimmed with point lace, the
circular dounce on the bodice being
gift from the bride. She wore pale blue
gloves and shoes and carried pink
roses, tied with pale blue ribbons.
Miss Mabel Cafferty wore pale pink
silk null, with yoke and collar of point
lace, and dog collar Of pearls, and
carried pink roses.
Mrs Camerty was gOWned in laven-
der silk with cascades of point lace and
pearl ornaments.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served through the rooms and punch
was served in the hall during the after
noon. There were about seventy-dve
guests present.
Mrs. George W. Bailey gave a bridal
dinner in the evening at her home on
jackson street. after which Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas went at once to their
home at 1854 Tyler street, which was
ready furnished for them AS they
walked to the carriage their path was
strewn with roses.
In about three weeks they viii leave
for an extended trip through Colorado
wyoming and other western states, and
VIII be at home after September 1
Felicity Club Entertained.
The members of the Felicity club and
two guest tables were entertained very
pleasantly Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
c. 3. Reed. This was a complimentary
meeting and the last one of the sea
son. The prize, a pretty bunch of car
nations, was won by Mrs. Frank Crane.
Besides the club members the guests
were; Mrs Avery Turner of Chicago,
Mrs. A w. Parks, Mrs. W. T. Crosby
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Mrs. 3. 7. Lewis of the City of Mexico,
Mrs. George W. Crane, Mrs. W. A. Nor
ton, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. A J.
| WolcOtt, Mrs. George Port Ashton At
the close of the games a dainty
luncheon was served on the card tables.
A Pleasant Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening, com
DIimentarv to Mr.. S. c. Sutton, who
| left today for Los Angeles. The dinner
! was served at nine o'clock, and covers
/ We're laid for ten. The guests were all
| intimate friends of Mr.. Sutton. The
! table decorations were of carnations
/ Following the dinner a short musical
/ programme was given by Miss Pearlade
| Prescott, Mr.. Henry Beerman and Mr.
! Fred COlver-
FIeisch-Hannigan.
Miss Eta Hannigan and Mr. Frank
/ A. Fleisch were married at 6 O'Clock
! this morning at the Church of the
/ Assumption The ceremony was per
| formed by Father Harrigan, after
1 which wedding breakfast was served
| at the home Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fleisch left at 1880 for St
Z joseph. where they will make their
/ future home. Mr.. Fleisch is al present
/ city freight solicitor for the Rock Island
at that point.
Miss Kinks Card Party.
Miss Nellie Kirk was the hostess al
a charming card party Tuesday after
noon at her home on Monroe street
Progressive high five was the game OF
the afternoon. and the first prize, one
of the late books, was Won by Miss
Eta Beck, while the consolation prize
! fancy hat pin, was awarded to Mrs
Solt of Barnes, Kas.
A dainty twO-cOurse luncheon wa:
served on the card tables at the close
of the games. Mrs. Kirk was assisted
by Mrs. w. J. Lewis and Mrs. W. NJ
Snyder. The guests We're admitted by
little Minnie Chamberlain. A puncl
bowl was placed in the bow window
fos the refreshments of the guests. TIL
rooms were prettily decorated will
roses. daisies, palms and ferns Severa
beautiful hand-painted jardiniere
filed with roses were placed on SINAI
tables in the different rooms.
The guests invited for the Afternoon
were: Miss Eta Beck, Miss Winnifre'
Prescott Miss Amy Overmyer, Mis-
Lena NicCray. Miss Mamie VeaIe, Mis-
Anna Beck, Miss Lizzie Gavitt, Mis-
Pearl Burdge, Miss Agnes, Burdge
Miss Geneva Giles. Miss Ella Miller
Miss Ella Ramsey, Miss Octavia Green
wood Miss Heloise Green, Miss Jessi
King, Miss Sadie Shull. Miss Ninni
Felt Miss Hattie Felt of Barnes, kas
Miss Estelle Leon of Kansas City, Mis-
Fannie Funk, Miss Belle Fletcher, Mr.!
Albert Parker, Mrs J. P Rodgers, Mr.
George W. Veale, Mrs D. Q. McCraN
Mrs. w s. Kale. Mrs. Charles May
berry CT New York city, Mrs. job
Heber. Mrs. A A. Hayes Mrs. c. .
Rosen, Mrs. r. Dietrich, and Mrs. So
of Barnes, Kas.
r An Informal Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Whitton gave a
informal reception Tuesday evening {
their home on West Tenth avenue, com
plimentary to Mrs Whitton's father, d
s. B. Anderson of Washington Coul
{ House, Ohio. The rooms were decorate
with roses and sweet peas and refresf
nents of cream and cakes were serve
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