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

the pictures and curtains. Cut flowers
will also be used. After the ceremony
refreshments will be served in the
dining ROOM
be played by Steinberg's orchestra as
the bridal party enters; they will also
play during the ceremony.
There will be about a hundred guests,
most of them being relatives. They
will be received by Mrs. Katherine
Freeman Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman,
Mrs. I. H. Waugh and Miss Mary
Cheal The assisting ladies will be Mrs
Mrs. Pearl Cray, Mrs. J. A. Cole. Mrs.
Willard Hail. Miss Landrigan, Miss
Lucy Kingman, and the members of
the Pactolian club.
Miss Lillian Freeman will wear a
gown of white silk muslin over white
taffeta The skirt is made with a train,
tucked around the hips in apron shape,
and finished at the foot with six mar
row ruffies put on in serpentine style.
The waist is composed of solid tucks,
the yoke outlined with a bertha of
duchess lace over which is draped IN
fichu effect folds of the muslin, ending
She will carry a double bouquet of
bride roses tied with white satin
ribbon.
Her sisters costume is of white
dotted silk muslin. The fullness of the
skirt is confined around the hips in pin
tuclzs; it has graduated founce fin
ished with five tiny ruffies the bot
tom. The bodice has a tucked yoke in
front, and the fullness below has
touch Of duchess, and the same Is APP
pliqued on the collar. Across the back
is a deep, round collar, edged with tiny
ruffies, and extending to the waist line
in front in revere effect The sash is
of liberty satin tied in the back with
long ends. While attending her sister
she will carry an armful of American
Beauty hoses, after which she will
change with her sister and carry the
bouquet of bridal roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller will leave at
once for California, spending several
weeks en- route. They will be at home
to their friends in Fort Bragg after
November Is. Her travelling gown is of
brown pebble cheviot, tailor-made, with
hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheal go at once to
their home in Amarillo Tex, where
they will be Mt home after November
Is. Her going away costume is of wine
colored camels hair, tailor-made, with
hat to correspond.
The out of town guests include Mrs.
H s. Fairchild of Colorado Springs,
Mrs. L. II. Waugh of CIeburne, Tex,
Mrs. H. v. FAIRIES of Atchison, Mrs.
Luman Osborn of Kansas City, Mrs.
Pearl Cray of Newcomerstown, Ohio,
Miss Mary Cheal of Chicago, and Miss
Mamie Haren of Kansas City.
Barnum-Cahn.
Inc largest wedding OF the week IS
that of Miss Saline Barnum, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Barnum. and Mr..
Henry Calm of St. Louis, which is to
take place this evening at the Throop
hotel at $3.50. The impressive ceremony
is to be performed by Rabbi Maier of
Kansas City.
Steinberg's orchestra is to be stationed
in the hall behind a wall of palms and
as they sound the wedding march the
bridal procession will enter. First will
walk little Miss Miriam Gershon, bear
ing the ring on a silver tray heapec with
fragrant rose petals. Following her will
be the maid of honor, Miss Estelle Bar
mum, sister of the bride, and the best
man, Mr.. Dan Calm, brother of the
groom. Thea bridesmaid, Miss BERTHE
Calm, sister OF the groom, attended by
the groomSman, Mr.. Ben Barnum
brother of the bride, will follow Next
viii come the groom and his mother.
then the brides mother and the groom's