The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-12

AdIsaH state Norman school at Eli
poria officiating. Only a very few OF
the intimate friends OF Miss Maddox,
who has been a teacher in the public
schools of Topeka for the last five
years, were present, and the wedding
was very simple and informal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery leaving Immediately
for their home in Columbus. Mr.. Mont
gOmery IS the county superintendent of
public instruction in Cherokee county,
and both he and Mrs. Montgomery are
graduates Of the State Normal school.
Mr.. H. G. Larimer entertained at din
ner at his home, 216 Clay street, Wed
nesday night in honor of Miss Miller
Maddox and Mr.. s N. Montgomery Of
Columbus, whose marriage took place
today. The guests We're the members OF
the Shakespeare club covers being laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. s S. McFadden, Mrs.
Whitney, Mrs. Sturgis, Mrs. Price. DR..
and Mrs BishOff. Mrs. Sam Larimer,
Mrs. E. H Fosdick, Miss McCampbell,
Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Ada
'Fuleher. Miss Hagan and Mr.. H G.
Larimer.
Miss Quinton and Miss Helen Quinton
entertained at dinner Wednesday
night for Mr.. Earl Mcfarland, their
other guests being Miss Louise Jones
of Fort Madison, Iowa, Miss Ada
! Bechtel Of HiaWatha, Miss Ethel Davis,
Miss Louise Wood, Mr. Wallace Thomp-
son, Mr.. Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Howard
/ Patton Mr.. Frank Gahagan and Mr.
/ Charles Cufbor The table was banded
diagonalIy with pale green satin rib
J bons and lighted by green candles under
/ green shades, and the dinner cards were
/ in the same color.
Mrs. J. A. MeDermott entertained at
/ dinner at the Spivey last night for her
/ guest. Miss Helen Buchanan of Winfield.
/ the other guests peing Miss Mile Ware,
/ Miss Margaret Garvey, Miss Mildred
/ Poindexter, Miss Lucille Pollock, Miss
] f7fs lew
! Clara Fleishman-
Miss Winnifred Thayer PETER and
/ Mr. William Marshall were married al
half after O'Clock Wednesday night
at the residence Of the brides mother
| Mrs. Elizageth PETER, III Twenty-sec-
| ond avenue west The ceremony was
/ performed by the Rev. J. 7. Mcfarland
/ house was decked in marguerites and
/ asparagus fern, the most striking fea-
/ lures of the decorations being a screen
reaching from the floor to the ceiling. OF
/ of which the ceremony took place Miss
/ Gertrude TyrOn at the piano played the
/ wedding marches and sang De Koven's
I Il Promise Thee" just before the cere-
/ mony. The attendants were Miss julia
! Chute who wOre pink lawn and carried
pink carnations, Mr.. Elmer Bloom o.
/ Kansas City, the groom sman, and Alice
! Noble and Theodore PETER. who car
aisles from the foot of the stairway Il
! the back parlor where the wedding tool
! place, for the entrance of the rest Of the
! bridal party The bride wore goWT
( of sheer white French batiste ana car
ried white roses. A pearl heart, tbs
[ bridal gift Of the groom, was her only
Permanent. Following the ceremony
Miss Marion DarI0w played g, violin solo
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Noble assisted Mrs
1 PETER in receiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall have gone Il
| Golden City, No, for two weeks, wheT
they VIII return to Topeka and live a
| III Twenty-secOnd avenue west.
Mrs. Harry Miller of Eldorado, Mrs
J. r. Reese. Mrs. J. J Jones. Mrs
! Georgia Smith Of Council Grove AM
Miss Ward of Trinidad, Colo, wer,
out-Of-town guests at the wedding.
The boys Of the Q. D S. society Of thl
I Topeka high school We're entertained b.
the 20 Prime . Prime S Prime" girll
at the home of Miss Alice Tucker il
/ PotWin Place Wednesday night Their
We're several contests, one among th'
boys in the writing Of cake recipes, ano
one among the girls in the writing 0.
proposals of marriage. and one IN con
versation. The prizes were taken b5
Miss Winnifred Williams. Miss Vivian