The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-11
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MONDAY.
Mrs. NJ. A Hammatt and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hammatt, afternoon for Mrs. Will
liam Walker, of Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Harriet Jones. dinner for the
Martin-Brady bridal party.
Miss Marian Garretson, evening for
Miss Ida Bergen and DR.. John Law
renee Work.
Meeting of the D. D. Whist club with
Mrs. Ben Akers.
TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dana, dinner for
the Bergen-Work bridal party.
Duplicate Whist club will meet with
Mrs Eugene Quinton.
Felicity club meeting at the home of
Mrs Dan Small.
WEDNESDAY
Miss Louise Smith, luncheon for Miss
Mrs. B. T Mayo and Mrs Warren NJ
Crosby, $50 Polk street, afternoon re-
ceotion.
Afternoon wedding at the home Of
Judge and Mrs. Abram Bergen of their
daughter, Miss Ida, Bergen, and DR..
John Lawrence Work.
Marriage at Grace cathedral of Miss
Mabel Martin and Mr.. Austin c. Brady.
THURSDAY.
Miss Ivah Davis, luncneon for Miss
Low.
Mrs. l.. s. Woolverton, Mrs. w. f
I
Davis, Mrs. James SDroat, and Mrs. w
c. Garvey, afternoon reception at Stein
berg's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woolverton, Mr. and
Mrs. Schoch, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckert, Mr.
and Mrs. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs SDroat.
and Mr. and Mrs. Garvey, dancing
party at Steinherg's.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis. afternoon for
Helianthus club dancing party at
Steinberg's hall
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Low, dinner foA
the Low Reid bridal party.
Eureka club weekend house party at
Manhattan Beach.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Grace Curtis and Mr. Ralph
Valentine The marriage will take place
at the home of the brides parents in
Severance early in November. This
Topeka, where Miss Curtis and MI.
Valentine have a great many friends.
Miss Curtis has been teacher in the
music department of the College of the
Sisters of Bethany for several years.
Mr.. Valentine is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Valentine.
Affairs in honor of the three October
brides who Just now the center Of
/ interest IN the local society world mo-
nopclized the social calendar for today
/ Miss Helen Thompson. who is to bs
among the bridesmaids at the marriage
Of Miss Vera Low and Mr.. Albert Tur-
ner Reid, WAS the hostess a a luncheon
given at half after ! o'clock this after
noon fer Miss Low, her maids and few
other Of her young women friends. Miss
Low and Mr.. Reid have planned a white
chrysanthemum wedding. and the deco
rations at Miss Thompson'S luncheon to-
day were arranged with special refer
/ ence to their choice. The fourteen
] 81 a md maids sat
at a long table decked in huge white
chrysa with Just touch OF
feathery green fern to relieve their
snowy Wilderness. Silver candelabra 1T
either end of the table were set with
white wax to oers under white shades,
and the lights of the chandelier glowed
through white Silken shades. An I'M
usually rrettv effect was lent by the
decora lions of the chandelier. which was
wound with ferns and adorned with
white satin bows, and from which de
pended a cut glass cOrnucOpia holding
/ shower of white carna lions that nodded
| era ceful1v over the table The brides
| flower was in evidence in the decoration
/ of the name cards. and a white chryS-
anthemum also served to mart each
cover In the drawing room and library
/ bridesmaids roses were used in Cretty
compliment to those important members
Of the bridal party, and the hall. music
room and den had the addition CT flowers
in harmony with their prevailing colors.
Miss ThCmpson's invitations were ex-
tended to Miss Low, Mrs. Hiram s.
Gable, Mrs. Dorr Norton, Miss Georgia
ron. Miss Smith Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Ivah Davis. Miss Helen Wilson, Miss
Bessie Campbell. Miss Jeanette Lord,
Miss Wheeler. Miss Eleanor Wheeler ..
Miss Mary Thompson. Miss Hazel Fass-
Ter and Miss Emile King.
The second affair was for Miss Ida
| Bergen. who is to be married to-Dr. John
aft rs-
neon. and who was the guest of honor
this afternoon a party given by Miss
Jean Frost at her home, corner of Tenth
and Western avenues. The others asked
were Mrs. Charles Stillman of Morgan
VILE Mrs. Earl Case. Mrs. Lee Clinton
Forbes Mrs Rem Criswell, Mrs Carl
Nellis Mrs. Rert Taylor Miss Faye
Johnston of St Louis. Miss Eleanor
Work of Oklahoma City. Miss Mary
Foster of Ottuuwa. Iowa. Miss Lucretis
Plansenburg of Philadelphia, Miss
Waters. Miss Fe Waters, Miss WATSON,
Miss Roberta W7sson, Miss Redden,
Miss Garretson, Miss Lillian Valentine,
Miss Macferran, Miss Jane Rodgers and
Miss Emma Dennis.
TONIGHT Miss Mabel Raw Martin en-
tertains for the maids and ushers who
will be the attendants at her marriage
to Mr. Austin c. Brady, of Monterey,
! Mexico, at Grace cathedral Wednesday
night The ia BILE decOra tiOns will be en-
tirely of white. white carysanthemums
forming the centeroiece and marking
covers where dinner cards of gold and
white in heart shape adorned with
cupids will designate places for the
guests. An effective background for the
Write flowers used in the dressing of the
ia bic will be tSe palms and ferns which
will be used -,rcfusely in the dining
room Lighting will be entirely by in
Vulnerable white candles in candelabra
on the table and starring the sreenery
elsewhere in the apartment. Tn only
touch of color in the decorative scheme
will be furnished by the crimson glow
of red-shaded electric lights arranged in
a cluster in the ceiling Just above the
table. Covers will be laid for the Very
Rev. and Mrs. James. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Newton Akers of Schofield
Utah Mr. and Mrs George Stnlxar. Miss