The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-12

Judge and Mrs D. M. Valentine. Mr..
and Mrs. A. A GODDARD, Miss Guenn and
Valentine GODDARD, Miss Valentine, Miss
Elsie Valentine. Miss Lillian Valentine,
/ Mr.. D. A. Valentine and Mr.. Harry VA
entine returned today from Severance
where they attended the marriage Of
[ Miss Grace Curtis and Mr. Ralph Va
entlne which took Dlace at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
I brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H
/ Curtis. The Rt. Rev. F. r. MillsDaugE.
bishop of Kansas. performed the cere-
many. There were no attendants and
none present except relatives Mr. and
/ Valentine left the same afternoon eGr
Chicago and will return the last of the
week and go to their home al 512 Blu
Fchanan street, Topeka, where they will
receive their friends after December 1.
MFR. Valentine and Miss Lillian Val
entine of Casey, Iowa. cousins of the
groom, came on for the wedding and are
guests of Judge and Mrs. D. N Nalen-
] tine. Mrs D. M Valentine. Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD, and the Misses Valentine will
! issue invitations this week Cor a -ost-
wedding reception in Mrs. Ralph Valen-
tines honor at the Valentine home, 625
Polk street, Friday, November II.
Chrysanthemums predominated in the
decorations of the attractive home of
Mrs. Albert K. Wilson at 615 Tyler
street, which was the scene of a receD-
ton given between the hours of and. s
o'clock this afternoon and at which che
shared the responsibilities of hospitality
with Mrs. George E. Hevden Yellow
blossoms gave color to the parICrs fill
ing vases and jardinieres. forming Il
picturesque Dortiere between the apart
ment and suspended in large clusters
from the chandeliers. The receiving
party stood against background of
palms banked across one side of the
room, hanging baskets of ferns filled the
/ deep embrasures of the windows. trail
ing vines were wound upon the chande-
Tiers and maSsed upon the window
panes to assist in shutting ont the day
light which was wholly excluded white
the yellow shades of the lights added TO
the brilliant effect in these rooms. In
the little den off the back parlor where
the punch was served there were purple
| chTysanthemums in profusion and the
dining room was in crimson. with cay
nations strewn lavishly upon the hare
polished surface of the ia ole and clus-
tered IN vases on the buffet and china
cabinet. The silver candstabra were set
with crimson candles ami the electric
light shades were of the same genial
color. A mandolin orchestra III tho
Turkish smoking room upstsirs furnish
ed programme of music TOR the after
noon-
The gowns of the receiving party.
which included Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Hey
den and Miss Augusta Dewey of Abb
/ lene harmOriZed chamingly with the
decorations of the rooms i'll which they
received. Mrs. Wilson was IN silk It's
sue in pale shade Of yellow over taft
1 feta of the same tone The decolletag e
was finished with yellow flowers and 4
large jet butterfly on the left shoulder.
Mrs, Heyden wore an elaborate toilet Of
cream satin with a garnitire of reaf;s
and liberty silk. Miss Dewey was in
pale green crepe de chine.
1 Tonight the hostesses will entertain
/ the assisting women and gir.s and their
husbands and men fl ends at dinner ARD
card party. Dinner will be served at Z
o'clock and covers laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
! Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Heyden. Mr.. and