The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-02
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Mrs. Reid Alexander entertained
some OF the little people Of the neigh-
borhood very pleasantly THURSDAY
afternoon in celebration of her daugh-
ter James eighth birthday. Games ana atl
various other amusements mace ~
time pass all too quickly Tor the III
ioxzrfnes guests. Misses Bernie Healys
Lucille Mills, Josephine o. Kelley, Mia -
Morton Helen Louise Crosby, RUIN
Brown. Cenevieve Herrick, Sarella Her
rick JOY Paxton, Mary MacLennah'
F,Ifzahefh Mills AntOinette West, Wlh-
nifred Green, Helen Stevenson. r 81 Il
Tineher, Ada Tincher, Gertrude Gray,
Laura Hail. Oracle Dana, Masters
Frederick Bonebrake Francis Willard,
Burr willard. and Adrian Gray.
TrOut=L0wry.
A marriage of interest to the Topeka
friends Of the bride, who has frequently
visited here and has wide acquain lance
throughout the state, was that OF MSS
Bess Trout, daughter of Mr.. ana MIS-
George Trout, Of Wamego- on-the- haWs
and Dr. Howard Stephen Lowry. OF
Kansas City. which was solemnized at
St Luke's church, WamegO, Thursday.
May l. at high noon. Miss Trout was
attended by Mrs. Thomas Lee IVAN.
of Kansas City formerly or 1oPeAAa
and Mr. Evan was the groornsIflan
he ushers were Mr.. Dan Swan ana
Sir. Edward Meissner of Kansas Slty-
Preceding the ceremony Mr. Giles Pen
dleton Cain, of Kansas city. sang
Robyn's you" and De Koven's MY
Lover will Come Today Miss EVe
Schoeier, OF WamegO, was the OrganlsI,
and the Rev. Wilbur Scranton Leete
rector at Wamego, the officiating priest
1t was a white lilac wedding, these
flowers being used everywhere except
upon the altar, where brides roses re-
placed them, supplemented by TERN,
which covered the rood screen ana
Nod ind
and baptistry, and adorned the pews in
great clusters fastened by white satin
ribbons. Thursday being St Philips
and st. James day in the church cal
endar, a red dOrsal was used in place
of the white hangngs usually employed
at weddings. and the stole of the Off
ciating clergyman was also of red, &C
eording to the usage of the church at
saints day services.
The trousseau of the bride. who has
a reputation for her beautiful gOWning,
was very Ella borate. The wedding toilet
was Of white crepe meteor, trimmed
with ruchings of chiffon, on a fOunda-
ton of soft white silk. She wore a
large picture hat of Irish point lace en-
circled with an immense ostrich plume.
and carried a spray bouquet of lilies of
the valley the ends of which fell to
the bottom OF her skirt. The matrOn
OF honor was in white mousseline,
richly trimmed with lace, and with a
long sash Of liberty satin. Her arms
were filled with pink roses, and she
wore a big hat Of white chiffon and
ostrich plumes.
Or. and Mrs. Lowry are at the Coates
house for the present while their new
home In Hyde Park is being prepared
for occupancy They will take a lake
trip during the summer, and be at home
after September 1.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Walter Gust has returned from
a several weeks visit in Chicago
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leave Saturday for their home in Den
Yer after a visit with Mrs Keeley's
sister, Mrs. Eugene S. QuintOn.
Mrs s J. Crawford has returned
from Washington, d. c., and is with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Capper.
Miss Kate Thatcher, of Germantown,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Harry Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Funnel were Ill
Trout wedding.
Chudren's hats are a special feature at
Mrs. MOrrison's.
Mr.. Horace Hall left Thursday for u
business trip TO New York city
Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Miss Florence
Rosslngton, Miss Ella O'COnnOr. and
Miss Suzanne Gay win go to Kansas
cry tomorrow TO see John Drew in
The Second ia Command"
Mrs. ". b. Collett, of Atchison. was
the guest Of Mrs. E. W. Poindexter
Thursday
Judge "A. L Green and his son. Adrian,
are the guests Of relatives in Mt Leon
ard, No. They viii remain over Sun
Miss katherine Mills has returned
from ST. Louis where she has been with
friends for about two months.
All sorts, kinds, shapes, sizes, styles
ana prices Of children's hats at Mrs.
Morrison's. 631 Kansas avenue.
Miss Mary Whitton win give a Nav
party for the primary department OF
the College of the Sisters of Bethany
the last Of the month.
mrs Emma Zero, who has been with
heF sister Mrs. J. F. Myers for some
Time, left Wednesday for Peoria, Ill
Inc N. Il. K. club is meeting with
Miss Julia Wellhouse this afternoon.
Mrs. A. p. Wilder, of Kansas City. is
min Criswell.
Miss Anna Parry Bundy is i'll at her
apartments in the Veale block.
Street hats white. street hats black
street hats trimmed street hats to trim
al Mrs Morrison's, next to National
Miss Elizabeth Penney, who has beer
with mrs Edwin C. FOX and Mrs. Emma
tsNarts for several weeks. has returned
to her home in Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rftchie enter
tanned the J. F. F. club last night
Prizes were won by Mrs. Givens an6
Mr. Frank Blanch
Mrs. Thomas Gray Kennedy will 90 t.
.aA11eAJA lily next week to spend SOmt
time with Mr.. Kennedy's family
Miss Gertrude Babcock win visit IL
Kansas City next week.
Mr. Charles Holman is expected HON.
IRON Costa Rica Saturday
one doz. $3.50 fine oval photos witt
one button in enameled or rolled plau
rim for $3.50 Lutes. 81 Kansas avenue
Miss Anna Marie Walsh returned to
gay from a weeks visit with friends a
Hardin college at Mexico Mo
Mothers and grandmother's hats. bon
some. at Mrs. Morrison's, next to Ma
Mrs. shannon and daughter Mis-
spending some tine in the eitv witt
MIS- George B. Palmer at 1921 Val
Mr. Terrence Ewart. who has beef
some tlfne IN Topeka with his parents
Sunday for Oklahoma civ