The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-15
Topeka SOCIETY.
Marriage of Miss Annie Jones
and Warren Akers
Takes Place at Grace Cathedral
This Afternoon.
Social Calendar.

MONDAY.
Judge and Mrs ]. 8. Furry will enter
tain the Butlin- W ilson bridal party at
cards this evening very informally
TUESDAY.
The Felicity club will meet with Mrs.
Smith in the afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Gust viii entertain in
formally in the afternoon compliment
tary TO Miss Lillian Mcfarland.
Miss Mabel Wilson viii entertain her
bridal party at dinner in the evening at
her home on Topeka avenue.
WEDNESDAY
The only social event scheduled for
Wednesday is the Butln- Wilson we'd
ding in the evening.
THURSDAY.
Miss Mary Hambleton will entertain
at luncheon in honor of Miss Marie
Brooks and Miss Lillian Mcfarland
FRIDAY.
Miss Julia Whitmer gives a card party
and a china shower in the evening in
honor of her cousin, Miss Emma Whit
mer.
The H. H. club gives its first dancing
party this season at Hudson's hall.
Akers-JOnes.
The marriage of Miss Annie Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Howell Jones.
to Mr.. Warren N AkerS of Castle Gate,
Utah, took place this afternoon at Grace
Cathedral at o'clock. The wedding
was very quiet affair and it was
known TO only the most intimate friends
that it was to take place this afternoon.
AS Mrs James A. Campbell played the
wedding march Mr.. Axers and Miss
Jones entered from the sacristy ana
We're met at the chancel by Mr.. Jones
who gave the bride away. The betrotha1
ceremony was performed at the chanceI
after which they advanced to the altar
where Bishop Millspaugh pronounced
the marriage service.
During the ceremony Mrs. Campbell
played Schubert's Serenade, and Men
delSS0hn's march served as a recession
al. The church had been simply but
of the bride. A quantity of palms
were arranged about the chancel
prettily decorated about the chaneel
railing and outlined the steps leading to
the altar. On the altar We're vases of
exquisite American Beauty roses.
The bride wore a handsome imported
Persian silk waist; the predominating
cOlOrS were American beauty and a duh
soft shade of blue. The collar was of
blue panne velvet and she wore a gold
belt. The skirt was a dove gray cloth,
with a narrow band of white around the
bottom and outlining each seam. Her
hat was a small jet affair trimmed with
blue panne velvet and she carried
American Beauty roses
Mr.. and Mrs AkeBs left at once for a
short eastern trip. and on their return
will spend a few days in Topeka before
going to Utah. They will be at home
after November /. in Castle Gate, Utah.
Announcement cards were issued today.
Mr.. Akers is a former resident of To-
peka and both he and his bride have
many friends who regret their departure
from the city. Mr. Akers' mother. Mrs.
". c. Campbell of Phoenix, Arizona, at
tended the wedding
For Miss Wilson.
One of the most charming Of the many
charming affairs given for Miss Mabel
Wilson was the dinner Saturday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Littlefield
at the home on Topeka avenue II was
an s o'clock dinner and the guests were
all seated at one daintily appointed ia
BILE.
In the center of the table was a silver
candelebrum holding pink candles shaded
with pink. At either end of the table
was high cut glass vase of pink roses
The name cards were dainty affairs
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