The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-04

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No society event of the month ex-
eeeds in interest that of the marriage
of Miss Vera Low, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus A. Low and Mr. Albert
Turner Reid. invitations for which are
to be issued next week The date of the
marriage is Wednesday, October p, and
1t will take place at the First Methodist
Episcopal church at half after O'Clock
in the evening. Miss Low will be given
in marriage by her father ana VIII De
attended by Miss Meta Robinson as
maid of honor. four bridesmaids. Miss
Georgia Walker of St.Louis, Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Louise Smith and Miss
Ivah Davis and two ribbon girls. little
Genevieve and Sarella Herrtck. Mr.
Reds brother. Mr.. Frank A Reid of
Clyde, viii be his groomsman. and Mr..
Lewis c. Bronson, Mr.. Archibald F.
Williams, Mr.. Ed T. Haug of Concor-
dia and Mr.. Dean r. Low will act as
ushers. Following the ceremony at the
church viii be a receDtion at the Low
residence, corner of Thirteenth avenue
and Fillmore street
A number of entertainments are to be
given for Miss Low and Mr.. Reid in the
fortnight that intervenes before their
wedding.
Another October wedding of import
ance is that d Miss Mabel Ray Martin,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Ed
mistin Martin. and Mr.. Austin c. Brady
of Monterey, Mexico, which will be SOL
emnized at Grace Cathedral Wednes-
day evening, October Is. at half after
8 o'clock. The attendants will be Miss
Harriet Jones. maid of honor Miss
Austa CoWan of Valley Falls and Miss
Jessie Goss of Newton, bridesmaids.
Mrs. Warren Newton Akers of Winter
Quarters Mine. Arizona, and Mrs. Geo.
Stoker, ribbon matrons, Mr.. Dick Alden,
groomsmaD, and Mr.. P. Ayres Robert
son of Monterey, Mexico, and Mr.. C1ar-
enee Dennis. ushers. The Very Rev.
James Phipip de Beyers Kaye, dean of
Grace Cathedral will perform the cere-
mony and DR. Martin will give his
daughter in marriage.
The pre-nuptial entertainments will
include an afternoon card party Fri
day October 10, given by Mrs. George
Stoker in honor of Miss Martin. Satgr-
a dinner for the members of her bridal
party, and Monday, October 49, Miss
Jones entertains at dinner for Miss
Martin and Mr.. Brady Following the
| ceremony at the Cathedral on the 18th,
Mrs. Jane r. Dennis will entertain the
bridal party at supper at her home on
Topeka avenue.
very charming compliment to a
prospective bride was the studio tea
given by Mrs. John B. Bartholomew
/ this afternoon at the residence of Mrs
| P G.. Noel. ia Harrison street, for the
members of the two classes of society
/ young women who pursued the study OF
/ the history OF art under her direction
last winter and in particular for Miss
Vera Low who was the moving spirit
and organizer of last seasons classes
and whose marriage is to be an event OF
this month. The attractive home of
Mrs. Noel presented a very delightful
| contrast to the dreary world outside
this afternoon. its restful and artistic
beauty enhanced by the use of a pro-
fusion of autumn blossoms. chrysan-
| themums and china asterS. and the
presence of lovely young matrons and
maids effectively Rowned. The enter
tainment was very informal in cbarac-
ter. There was an impromDtu musical
programme to which Miss Low contrib
uted vocal and Miss Helen Thompson
piano numbers and Mrs. Bartholomew
spoke in her delightful way of her sum-
mer's art studies in the east, giving
what she felicitously described as the
.'aftergIow Of my summer trip. with
especial reference to a visit which she
paid to the home of Mrs G. Marston
Whiten of Whitensviile: near Boston,
which is rich in magnificent master
pieces of painting and other rare
objets dart Miss Meta Robinson and
MISS Helen thompson. VINO are TO De
members of Miss Lows bridal party
presided at the tea tables in the dining
room.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Whitton en-
tertained a small company at dinner
last night which included Mrs. Harry
Alton of Oklahoma City, Mr.. and Mrs
John Green, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mac
ferran, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hol-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. David Norton
Mrs. Chapper Foote and Mrs. Myrtle
Foote- Holmes entertained Mrs. William
Eugene Stanley, Miss Stanley, and theil
guests, Miss Bess Times, Miss Bes:
Allen, Miss Kathryn Younkerman, Mis-;
Mary Biting. Miss Leila Purdue ant
Miss Lulu Richmond of Wichita. a
cards this morning. followed by lunch
con served at 10 O'Clock at their home
81 Governors Square, today. Friday
night Miss Stanley and her guests anc
| a corresponding number Of young mer
were entertained by Miss Berenic'
. Fuller. and tonight Miss Allabell'
Troutman will be the hostess at sim
liar affair.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Newman, of EN-
poria, have issued invitations to tn
marriage of their daughter, Miss Lucil'
Newman. and Mr. William w. Postle
! thwaite. of Colorado Springs, Wednes
day morning, October Is. at the Newman
home at half past II o'clock. Mr.. ans
mrs PoStletnWalta VIII live IN COLORADO
Springs, where the former has largl
property interests.
The Evening club has decided upoI
Thursday. October 80, as the date of tn
first of a series of dancing parties which
they Will give this winter.
Judge Chappell E. Foote has issuet
invitations for a dinner party at hi
home. S11 Buchanan street, Thursday
October Q, in honor of Judge Franz
DoSter.