The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-01
and Mr.. Clark Daley. also by Miss EN-
ilY King were much eniovad.

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wiches and pitchers Of cider. An I'M
mense pumpkin was followed out in the
shape of basket and heaped with
fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hite's guests were. Mr..
and Mrs John E Lord, Mr.. and Mrs S.
c. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall,
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Freeman. Miss Emily King. Miss
Janette Lord. Miss Callie Cuttell. Mr..
John Waters, Mr. Roland Medlicott. Mr..
Kurtz Kellam, Mr.. Phil Daley, Mr..
Clark Daley, Mr.. Jack Tiffany, Mr.
Burton Nudge, Mr.. Rob Carver and Mr..
Dick Rodgers.
Harris Whitmer.
A very pretty wedding wednesday ev-
ening was that of Miss Emma Whitner
and Mr.. Herbert NJ Harris which took
place at the home Of the bride on West
Sixth avenue. The ceremony was per
formed at $50 by DR.. A. S. Embree.
Miss Julia Whitmer, and Mr.. Tom
Whitmer, cousin and brother OF the
bride acted as attendants The bridal
party stood in the parlor in a pretty
bower Of palms and ferns. AS they en-
tered Miss Grace Church played Men
delssOhn's wedding march.
The bride wore pretty costume Of
white batiste. the skirt finished at the
bottom with a tucked fiounce edged with
ruchlngs- The bodice had a deep lace
yoke and the sleeves were full and tuck
ed. She carried bride roses.
The bridesmaids gown was Of fluffy
PINK DlOuSSE1lnE trimmed with TuCnlnEE
of the same material and pink satin rib
bons. She carried an armful OF pink
roses.
1t was a pink and white wedding and
those colors were used IN the decorations
IN all OF the rooms In the dining room
where refreshments were served the Ia
bic was pretuly arranged in the center
Of the room. The center piece was Of
rOr plateau.
The guests. about 40 in number were
received by Mrs. T. H. Whitmer, Mrs e
Z; Beynon, Mrs W. J. Ramsberger and
Mr. and Mrs. Harris went at once to
housekeeping al 613 Buchanan street
where they will be at home after No
vember 15- Many handsome presents
We're received by the young people.
A Pleasant Party.
Misses Kathleen and Isabel Lord en-
tertained a number OF their friends at
very pleasant Halloween party
Wednesday evening. The time was
spent in playing various games appro-
pirate for the occasion, and refresh
ments of apples nuts doughnuts and
cider were served in the dining room,
which was gaily lighted with grQtesque
jack-o'lanterns.
Their guests were: Miss Helen Nc
Clintock. Miss Alice Aston Miss isabel
Wolf. Miss Ethel Morton, Miss Hazel
Mulvane. Miss Nellie 1fillspaugh. Miss
Alice Willard John Mckee. Ora Garvin,
Roy Banter, Harry Sturgis, Russell
Frost, Edwin Frank Charles Stefnbera
Harry Southwick. Harold Copeland, Ed
Guild, Water Myers and Tinkum Veale.
Halloween Party
Mrs Frank Hobart. Mrs. c. G. Col
burn and Mrs J. W. Stewart enter
tanned jolly crowd Of little people at
a Halloween party Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. CoIburn. for their
sons. Harold COlburn, Roy Stewart and
Wilson Hobart Halloween games were
played and refreshments served.
The guests invited were: Eugenia
Sterne. Virgil Cain. Genevieve Herrick,
Sarella HerTick. Hazel Howe. Susie
Rodgers. Mary Gleed. Henrietta Alex
ander, Mary Alexander. Ethel Lyman.
Nadine Lyle. Mary Dallas Gage, Hazel
Nelson. Albert Spivey, Francis Bone
brake, Forrest Keys, Charles Hobart
Lewis Hall, Leland Warner. Dean
Davis, Alfred Quinton, Weight Lyle
Homer Sheldon. Harold Colburn, Wilson
Hobart and Roy Stewart
A Pleasant Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Troup entertained
very pleasantly Wednesday evening. in
honor Of Miss Ida Griffin. The evening
was spent in dancing. card playing and
other annusements. after which refresh
roents were served Those present were.
Misses Gertrude Shipley. Josephine
Rupp. Amy Kearney, Jessie Hansdel.
Ida GRIMM IVY COe. Helen Harris.
Stella NeWcomb, Ira WfngTett Charlotte
Gardner. Jessie Brown, Messrs Frank
Burch, I. MCGEE. George Shirk VIII
Hopkins. Henry Thompson, Arthur
Hudson, Cord Smith, Harry McClelland,
Clair Coe and Stewart Coe
A Delightful Halloween Party.
Miss Vera johnson entertained very
pleasantly at her home Tuesday evening
The time passed very quickly in play
ing games appropriate to Halloween
Dainty refreshments were served on
small tables scattered through the
rooms. Those in the party were: Miss
Salira Barnum Of Chicago Miss May
Ritchies Miss Nellie Breidenthal. Miss