The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-03

SOCIETY
One of the very prettiest of the mid
summer weddings is that of Miss Marie
Norton, daughter OF Colonel and Mrs
y D. Norton, and DIR. Herman Sinclair
Judd, Of Lead. :. d., which win occur
this evening at $50 at the Norton resi-
dence on West Eighth avenue.
The arrangements for the wedding
are simple but pretty in every detail
Mr.. David Norton, brother of the bride,
viii play the HENDERSON, wedding
march. as the bride and groom enter,
unattended and take their places in the
second parlor, in q pretty nook lined
with palms. During the ceremony which
is to be performed by Dr. A. S. Embree,
raf deli
will sing Annie Laurie
The bride, who is a pretty brunette
is to wear a charming costume Of
white dotted swiss null, elaborately
trimmed with lace applique. The seams
of the skirt are all outlined with lace
applique and the deep dounce trimmed
with ruchings is headed with it. The
simple bodice has a deep tucked yoke,
and the lower part is trimmed with APP
plique. At the collar is a touch of pink
velvet and she is to carry an armful
of pink roses
The decorations are especially pretty
as well as cool and fresh looking The
lawn and porch are comfortably fitted
I'D with cosy corners and easy chairs
and in an attractive nook on the porch
a punch table will be presided over BY
Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes, Miss Santa
Waters. Miss Fe Waters and Miss Len
The banisters are almost hidden
from view with masses of feathery
asparagus. The chandeliers are all
network of the same is over each
doorway. The CRATE and mantle in the
parlor are banked with Boston and
sword ferns.
The dining room is an especially at
tractive spot. The sideboard is banked
with asparagus fern, as are all the
hooks and corners. The square dining
table is in the center of the room with
pink shaded candles at either end. In
the center is a square Of Battenburg
on which rests a big cut glass vase
overfowing with pink carnations From
the asparagus wound chandelier over
head strands of asparagus extend TO
the four corners of the table and are
tied with pink satin ribbons.
The guests viii be received by Colonel
and Mrs. Norton while assisting through
the rooms viii be DR.. and Mrs. VIII
Norton Of Muscatine. Iowa. Mrs May
Morgridge of Philadelphia, DR.. and Mrs
O. e Judd Mr. and Mrs. David Norton,
Mr. and Mrs. Norr Norton, DR.. Norman
Judd of Chicago and Mr.. John Norton OF
Galesburg, Illinois
Mrs J. D. Norton is to wear pretty
costume of black and white organdy.
Mrs Adorgridge, black and white en-
brOidered swiss. Mrs. VIII Norton,
white Persian lawn. lace trimmed Mrs
David Norton, white batiste. trimmed
with lace applique and pink baby vel
vet. Mrs. DOrr Norton, white point
d esprit trimmed with white ribbons.
The guests win number over fifty. Dr.
and Mrs Judd will leave at once for
South Dakota where they viii spend
several weeks at S1lyern Lake and HOT
Springs. after which they viii so to
housekeeping at Lead. Announcement
cards VIII be issued
The brides going away gown is of
dark blue cheviot. tailor made She is
to wear a shirt waist hat OF fancy
braid trimmed with white breast
Miss Norton, besides being popular
in a large circle of friends, is an accom-
plished musician and viii be grea tly
missed DIR. Judd is we'll known in To-
peka having formerly lived here.
A Luncheon For Six.
Miss Pearlade Prescott was the host
ess at a delightfully."- informal I o'clock
luncheon today at her home on " est
Seventh street. The guest of honor WIS
her cousin, Mrs. John Prescott, of Kan
sas City The table decorations con-
sisted of a graceful arrangement Of
pansies and sweet peas Covers were
laid for six.
An Informal Picnic.
The following young people enjoyed
a very pleasant picnic at Garfield park
Tuesday evening. Miss Mae DeClercq,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Jessie Cuth-
bert Miss Venice Whitney, Miss Mag
gle Wilson. Miss Kate Cuthbert- Miss
Zunkle of st. Joe, Miss Daisy Warner.
Miss Mary Irwin. Mr. Ray Lyddane,
Mr. VIII Shehan Mr. Earl Graham MT
Earl Shook. Mr.. Harry Stevens, MI
Will Herren. Mr.. Christie Speer and
Mr.. Harry McFIirahan.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L p Hillyer have
invited guests for an informal affair
Fourth of July evening at their HON e