The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-09

Those who are to receive and assist
are, Mr. and Mrs. S. Barnum, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Snattinger and Miss Belle
Bundschuh. Mrs. Barnum is to wear a
handsome black grenadine over black
silk, with a vest of lavender tucked
satin, OVERLAND with black net and lace.
Mrs. Calm, black peau de sole, with
front of white silk, yelled in black lace.
Mrs. Gershon. purple foulard, trim
med with black lace over white.
Mrs Haas, pale green foulard, with
trimmings of accordian pleated liberty
silk and lace.
Mrs Snattinger, handsome black net
over white silk.
Miss Bundschuh, white chiffon, elab-
orately trimmed with insertion and
tucks.
The out of town guests are, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Calm, NH. and Mrs. Harry
Haas, Mr. and Mrs. s. Gershon and
Miss Birdie Calm, all of ST. Louis; Mr..
eastman of Kansas City; Miss Belle
Bundschuh of Davenport, Iowa, and Mr..
Will Burgauer of Winfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calm will go to ST. Louis
at once where they will be at home to
their friends at 1919 West Pine street,
after November l.
The brides travelling costume is of
navy blue broadcloth, tailor made, with
waist. Her hat is of the broadcloth
trimmed with white breasts, a touch of
white satin and a big rhine stone buckle
An elaborate array of presents were re-
ceived by the young people.
White-Bard.
A very pretty home wedding to take
place this evening is that of Miss jose
phine Bard, daughter of Mr.. E. c. Bard.
and Mr.. Homer Morton White. Rev.
c. M. Sheldon will perform the cere-
mony at $40 at the home of the brides
father at 1917 Clay street
-
Lohengrin Bridal chorus, the bridal cOu-
pie will enter unattended, and take
their places in a corner of the first par
lOr, which is solid bank of palms: the
other decorations in the parlor are
bowls and vases of white roses. Dur
ing the impressive ring ceremony Miss
Eby will play the sweet strains of An
ME Laurie. While congratulations are
being offered Mrs. Herbert Fairchild of
Colorado Springs will sing and Mrs. NJ
H Mcmillan of Dallas, Texas, will play.
A music box upstairs will play during
the evening.
Refreshments in two courses will be
served in the dining room which is
tastefully decorated. On the table in
the middle of the room is center piece
embroidered in American Beauty roses
and on this rests a low oval mass of
carnations and asparagus fern. Miss
Grace Agard and Miss Julia Warner
will assist in the dining roorn.
The other assisting ladies are to be.
Mrs. M. H. Mcmillan of Dallas, Texas
Mrs. Herbert Fairchfld of Colorado
Springs, Mrs. w. S. Kale, Mrs. NJ My
ers, Mrs. Frank NJ. Spencer and Miss
Jennie Starr.
The bride will wear pretty and be-
coming costume of white wash chiffon.
The skirt is made with a slight train,
and the fullness around the hips is con-
fined to tiny vertical tueks. It has
deep, tucked, graduated f1ounce, finish
ed with a number of narrow chiffon
tucked and an exquisite band of Ouch
ess lace outlines the yoke. The collar
is of the tucked chiffon and the belt OF
white satin She will carry a big bou-
quet of bridal roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will leave soon
for a two weeks eastern trip; they will
visit Chicago and various points of in