The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-21

A notably pretty wedding. character
lied by the simplicity and inf0rmality
which distinguish the home wedding,
which was celebrated at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P MacLennan,
1913 Topeka avenue. this afternoon. was
that of Mrs. MacLennan's sister. Miss
Edith Brewer, and Mr.. Edward Mac
Donald Jolley, Of Enid. Okla. The.roons
/ in which the limited number Of guests
We're entertained We're subjected to
/ very attractive decorative treatment
/ Marguerites in great bowls and vases
| lent their splendOr of gold and white to
1 the parlOrs where the ceremony was
! performed; Jacqueminot roses decked
4 the library. and formed the centerpiece
! on the polished table set with Mexican
( drawn work, and decorated the buffet
/ in the dining room, and pink roses were
+ utilized effectively in the hall Smilax
in scroll design curtained the wide door
4 way between the parlOr and library and
/ with asparagus fern gave a touch of
! green to all the apartments. The cere-
/ mOny took place at 2:30 o'clock, and
the Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon was the
/ officiating clergyman. Mrs. MacLennan
+ played the wedding march from Men
4 delsSOhn's Midsummer Nights Dream,
] to which Miss Brewer and Mr.. JOlley en-
tered. They were preceded by Mary
I MacLennan and Mary Alexander, two
/ charming little maidens in white ba-
4 tiste gowns with trimmings of Valen,
I 1850 7t~N-+-~
! white liberty satin. Little Miss Mac
Lehman carried the wedding ring in the
/ heart of great white rose. The bridal
toilet was or thin wool texture in q
/ soft tone of gray shot with white on a
! foundation of taffeta. The skirt was
/ made en- train and formed of box
1 plaits, the Hounce edged with four inch
/ wide tucks. The bodice and upper part
! Of the sleeves We're laid in box plaits,
and there was a deep yoke of rare old
/ Flemish lace, the rich cream tint of
t1ffafa
! of dotted net Collar. ceinture and
cuffs had bands of pale gray panne, and
! there was a touch of pink at the throat.
! With this exquisite gown the bride wore
/ a large picturesque hat of gray chiffon
/ faced with pink roses, and carried an
! armful Of Golden Gate roses tied with
| asparagus fern, of which her second
] small attendant, Mary Alexander, re-
lieved her when the wedding ring was
| placed upon her finger.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. Receiving with Mr.. and
| Mrs. MacLennan were Mrs. Rebecca
/ JOlley of Ellsworth, the mother of the
| groom; Mrs A. w. Turner of Emporia
and Mrs. Mary c. Goddard. Miss God
dard and Miss Mary Thompson as
sistea.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolley left this afternoon
| for Chicago, where they will spend
few days, returning to Topeka before
| going to their home in Enid, Okla,
| where Mr.. JOlley's headquarters are at
| present Mrs. JOlley's travelling toilet
| was a gray skirt, tailOr-made, q white
! shirt waist, and a jacket of black
taffeta. Her hat was a jaunty little
ecru straw simply trimmed with dark
blue satin and bunch of ragged
0ut-of-town guests at the wedding
! were; Mrs Rebecca- Jolley and Ruth
Freeman, of Ellsworth; Mrs. Andrew
W turner, Mrs W. r. Irwin and Mrs.
George Goddard, of Emporia, and Mrs.
| Mary Williams, of Nadeau.
Mrs. J. Ralph Clauser and Mrs. VIII
/ lett A. Clauser gave a pretty japanese
/ party at their home on Polk street this
| AFTERNOON. Fans, screens, umbrellas
and lanterns suggestive Of the land of
the Mikado We're used in decoration of
/ the rooms and made a picturesque
! background for the company Of prettily
gowned women, and quantities of beau
tlful roses added color and fragrance.
/ The afternoon was devoted to a game
of fan-tan followed by a coursed
/ luncheon served on the card tables with
sncn appropriate accessories as lunch
cloths and napkins of japanese crepe
| paper. The score cards were adorned
with water color sketches of japanese
fans and the prizes were pieces of deli
cate Japanese porcelain with a jan
doll for the consolation prize. Assisting
the hostesses Were:A1rs- Clyde Lawrence
/ Mrs. George Mccoy, Miss Maud Kim
bah and Miss Eda Smyth. Others invi-
TED We're, Mrs William WadsWOrth. Mrs.
J. K. Bair, Mrs. Bert Taylor, Mrs Rob
ert Merrick, Mrs. Harry H Willard
Mrs. Edwin Fox, Mrs. Frank Blanch,
Mrs. G. A. Meter, Mrs. Harry Howard,
Mrs. Dell Parker, Mrs. James B. Don
/ cySOn, Mrs Charles A Wolf Mrs Her
bert Harris, Mrs. George Beach, Mrs.
Charles Lagerstrom, Mrs. Sturgeon, Mrs.
John Tasker, Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs.
Francis StraWn Mrs Dora Carr Mrs
/ w. O Wilmarth, Mrs. Emma Evarts
Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. Fred Evarts
! Mrs: Ralph Van Houten, Mrs. VIII Rig
by, Mrs. William Ramsberger, Mrs. W.
! J. RadeilIIs Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby, Mrs. Luz
/ tie Embleton, Mrs. H. Millard, AIrs. Geo.
! P. Lux, Mrs. Ferd Dreisbach Mrs. Chas
Rice, Mrs Norris Schlegel, Mrs. Fred
/ Staunenberg, Mrs. Charles Joslin, Mrs
Ned Mercer, Mrs. Carl SaWin, Mrs
/ Claude Kimban. Mrs ". NJ Crosby,
Miss Efiie Neil, Miss Jennie Rogers. Miss
/ Julia Whitmer, Miss Kate Ernich, Miss
/ Nell Wetherholt, Miss Sadie Downing
Miss E'Ordyce, Miss Lulu FOrdyce, Miss
/ Edna Millice, Miss Elizabeth Lee Miss
I Ned Grif8tt, Miss Lillian Kirkpatri
Miss WInnifred Vanderpool Miss Cert
rude Babcock, Miss Mabel AIcGiffin, Miss
Jennie simmons, Miss Mabel FOUGHT
Miss Bessie Ba bcoek, Miss Blanch West
and Miss Leila Hord.
The business meeting of the city fed
! GRAFTON of women's clubs which was to
/ nave been held this morning at Unity
/ chufch mas been postponed until Friday
| morning at 10 o'clock when the club wo-
men VINO e&Decl 70 aINend the meeting
/ OF the state fedora ton at Salina, May
y, - and ~ are requested to be present.
Mrs. H. Q. Carney president of the To-
4 peka federation who has just returned
/ from Los Angeles will preside at the
/ meeting and Mrs. ". A. Johnston is also
home and viii be present.
Notes and Personal Mentlon
The n. B. K. club viii meet Friday
with Miss Edith Morton, 200 Harrison
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T. Eaton of Chicago