The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-23

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pretty home wedding which is to
take place this evening at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. E. K Felt.
at 1112 West Second street, is that of
Miss Winnie Felt and Mr.. Leslie Nc
Came.
The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock by Rev. Irving Todd The
bridal couple will enter as Miss Marian
Garretson plays the Nendelssohn wed
ding march and take their places in
front of the big south window in the
parlor. Behind them will be an effect
i've background of autumn foliage,
palms and ferns. After the ceremony,
while congratulations are being offered,
Miss Lillian Foster will sing, and Miss
Garretson will give some piano selec-
lions.
The rooms are all charmingly deco
rated with brilliant autumn foliage and
great bowls of cut flowers. No partic-
ular color scheme is to be carried out IN
the decorations. The pictures, windows
and doorways are festooned with 10
Hage, and the banisters are entirely
hidden from sight with it. Following
the ceremony refreshments will oc
served in the dining room.
The dark beauty of the bride will be
set off TO advantage by her fluffy gown
of white wash chiffon, simply trimmed
with exquisite embroidery. Her gong
away gown is of brown Venetian cloth,
tailormade; the vest is of scarlet, and
she will wear a Persian silk blouse.
Her hat is small round affair or
brown, trimmed with white wings.
The guests will be received by Mrs.
E. K Felt Mrs. c. c. Foster and Mrs
L. A Bremerman- Assisting through
Lillian Foster, Miss Nellie Kirk. Miss
Eliza bethGavitt, Miss Marian Garrett
son, Miss Esther Chamberlain, Miss
Mamie Veale, and Miss Dorothy Tuck
erman.
There are to be about sixty guests
Those from out of town are Mrs. T. A.
Graham of Clifton, Mr.. Palmer Felt and
sister, Miss Nellie Felt, of Beloit-
A great many handsome presents
have been received by the young people,
They will be at home to their friends
after December l, at 1124 Tyler street.
Mr.. McCanne is a nephew of Mr.. w. T.
and E. H. Crosby, and holds a. respon-
sible position in their store.
Barker-Cantwell.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Cant
we'll daughter of Mrs. Martha Cantwell.
and Mr.. Francis David Barker Will
take place this evening at 1882 Fill
more street.
As the wedding is to take place in
their own home the arrangements are
all as simple and informal as possible.
The bride is to receive the guests, as
sisted by her mother, and as the Am
phion Mandolin club sounds the notes
of Simple Confession the bridal
couple will take their places in corner
of the parlor filed in with palms and
ferns. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. J. T. Mcfarland. of the First
Methodist church.
The rooms are all artiStically deco
rated with autumn foliage, palms, ferns
and cut flowers. Only the relatives are
to be present, and after the ceremony
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dining room. The mandolin club will
play all evening in an alcove off the
dining room. A punch table in one cor
ner will be in charge of Miss Minnie
Teter.
The brides gown is a charming affair
of white batiste. The skirt is made
with a decided sweep, and trimmed
around the bottom with tiny graduated
ruff1es, nine in the front and fourteen
in the back The waist and sleeves are
composed entirely of tiny tucks, and
appliqued across the front and back
with deep white lace; the collar is also
of the lace and the draped girdle is of
white silk crepe. She will carry Mar
shall Neil roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Barker will go at once
to housekeeping at 1882 Fillmore street,
and will be at home to their friends
after December 1.
A Pleasant Affair.
About 80 of the friends of Mr. and
warming Tuesday evening at their
pretty nttle home on Huntoon street
The evening was spent very informally,
after enjoying some songs by a colored
quartette, refreshments were served
which had been sent out earlier in the
evening by the young men in the crowd.
The evening was enjoyed by the follow
ing guests: DIR. and Mrs. w. N. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes, Miss Mary
HambIeton, Miss Florence Mitchell, Miss
IT. T1-ex
lam Mcfarland, Miss Santa Waters,
Miss Fe Waters, Miss Florence Well
come, Miss Winifred Welcome, Miss
Emma Dennis, Miss Virgie Payne, Miss
Ida Bergen, Miss Mabel Quigley, Miss
Lillian Valentine, Miss Josephine Shell
la barger, Mr.. Guy Adams, Tdr. VIII
Roberts, Mr. John Siegle. Mr.. j. ".
Abrahams. Mr.. Ralph Moore. Mr.. Cart
wright Mr.. Edward Dennis, Mr. Horace
Macferran, Mr.. E. L. Peacock. Mr..
Luther Nellis, Mr.. Charles Elliott and
Mr.. George Freshman.
A Surprise Party.
Miss Emma Beronius was given an
enjoyable surprise party Tuesday even
ing by a number of her friends in ceIe-
bration of her birthday. The evening
was spent with music, cards and dane
ing and at a late hour refreshments
were served. Mrs. Louise Beronius and
Mrs. B. B. Miller assisted in entertain-
ing.
The evening was enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs.C. c. Hous-
ton. Miss Alice Bond. Miss Ethel Fox,
Miss Anna Eden, Miss Stella Moore, |
Miss Minnie Calvin, Miss Agnes Cros- |
key, Miss Selma BerOnius, Miss Helga |
Beronius Mr.. Dick Bowhay, Mr. Fred |
Short Mr. Frank Horsley, Mr. Will |
Mr.. Hugh Benner, Mr.. Chas |
Croskey, Mr.. Charles Beronius and Mr.. |
Al Beronius.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Cosmos club will hold its regu- |
lar meeting Thursday evening, October |
Brusman at SO Lane street. The MEM |
bers are requested to invite their fami- |
lies to attend with them