The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-04
NE. George W. crane and Misa Kibr

Mrs George ". Crane and Miss KID
Hnger.
The decorations were exquisitely
pretty. In all of the rooms were masses
OF Alabama smilax- The smilax was
so arranged overhead that 1t gave the
appearance of a solid canopy OF greenerys
the mantles were banked with it, and it
formed a pretty pathway down the
stairs. Tied to all the newell posts were
torch bouquets of meteor roses, and on
the mantle in the hall were vases OF
American Beauty roses, while masSed
with the green were branches or VIVID
California peppers. The green IN the
parlor and library formed an effective
background for the vases Of fragrant
narcissus
IN the music room where Steinberg's
orchestra played during the evening
were a quantity Of palms The dining
room was charming In its decorations OF
green and white. The mahogany table
in the center of the room was covered
with pale green satin overlaid with puff
ed white chiffon; around the edge was
wreath Of Smllax and caught at Two
corners with fluffy bows of green chit
fOn, and on the other two corners were
greenshaded candelabra- In the center
Of the table was pyramid of maiden
hair fern from which rose a hlgh CUT
glass vase Of the fern The sideboard
was banked with sword fern.
There were two punch bowls, one IN
the lower hall and the other in the Jap
anese room upstairs; the young ladies
who served were: Misses Helen and
Fay Quinton, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Ella Davis and Miss Grace Dauchy Of
Chicago
The bride gave to her maids dull sill
yer pungents and to her ribbon girls.
pearl and turquoise baby pins. Mr.. Gage
gave his best man a scarf pin set with
pearls. In a little room at the head OF
the stairs were arranged the presents
which were as handsome as they We're
numerous. The brides present from her
father was a check for a thousand dol
lars.
The out of town guests at the wedding
were: Mr.. and Mrs John Walters and
Miss Mary Morris of HiaWatha, Miss
Mary WiDn of Kansas City. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles T.. Elliott Of wellington,
Miss Grace Dauchy of Of Chicago, Mrs
Jennings OF western Kansas, Mr.. z. A.
Davis of Galesburg, Ill, Dr. F. z. Shell
don, Dr. D. F. Moeser, Mr.. R. J. Histed,
Mr.. D. Ralston Spalding and Mr. FRANK
Lott, all of Kansas City.
Mr. ana Mrs. Gage left last night for
New ork where they will spend a short
time They will live In Boston and are
to be at home to their friends Wednes-
days during February at the COpley
Square hotel Boston The brides going
away gown was of black. pebble cheviot
strapped with stitched black satin
Either side of the front was edged with
white broadcloth appliqued in satin and
gold. her hat was of black chenille. Miss
Davis was one Of Topeka's most popu-
lar society girls and she will be greatly
missed by her many friends.
A Pleasant Reception.
A very charming affair was the recep-
tlon given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
David A Mulvane and her daughter,
Miss Virgiline Mulvane. The rooms
were simply decorated with greenery
and cut flowers; the chandeliers in all IF
the rooms We're wound with smilax On
the dining room table was 4 center piece
of BaItenburg, over pink, on which rest
ed q. high vase of pink roses. Miss Arlfa
Ewart and Miss Josephine Shellabarger
served coffee from the urn on the table.
A punch bowl in the second parlor
was presided over by Miss Edith Craw-
ford and Miss -Virgie Ross
The assisting ladies were. Mrs. w A.
McCarter Mrs. IT. b Sweet Mrs II. M
Crawford, Mrs. Joab Mulvane. Mrs
Speed Hughes, Mrs. D. J. AIu1Vane. Mrs
Fred Freeman, Mrs W. D. Gossett, Mrs
Clifford Histed, Mrs. Frank Edison, Miss
EWart and Miss Shellabarger.
Mrs Mulvane wore a black crepon
skirt with gray striped satin waist
Miss Mulvane's gown was OF white
point de spirit over white satin and
trimmed with yellow panne velvet
Mrs. Mulvane and her daughter enter
tanned at a second reception this after
noon. The decorations were the same
and the assisting ladies were: Mrs. Joab
MnAvane. Mrs ID. j. Mulvane, Mrs. r. Z
Bonebral<e, Mrs. A. A. Robinson. Mrs
Eugene Hagan, Mrs Harrison Morgan,
Miss Susie Gay. Miss Florence Rossine--
ton, Miss Glenna Cross. Miss Nellie
Clough. Miss Kate Clough and Miss
Tvah Davis
Cofee was poured by Miss Gay and
Miss Rossington and at the punch bowl
were. Miss Hazel AIulvane and Miss
Edith Crawford Over three hundred
invitations for both affairs were issued
For Mrs HawIey.
Mrs. J. II. Taylor ana Mrs. A. n.
Mooney entertained informally at their
home on Tyler street Thursday after
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daughter of Mrs. Taylor. who leaves
soon for her home in Washington, D. c.
Sheets Of red. white and blue tissue
paper were distributed from which the
guests fashioned aprons The prize a.
letter opener, was won by Mrs. Fred
Snow. Refreshments were served at the
close OF an enjoyable afternoon Those
invited we're, Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs Tom
Rob. Mrs #. TT. Stokes, Mrs Ed Clark
Mrs Morris Schlegel, Mrs L. Fortune,
Mrs T. J. Scott Mrz F. Hubbell, Mrs.