The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-16

Mr. Ellsworth Weaver gave a dinner
a the Blower house Sunday evening in
compliment to Miss Mabel Quigley and
Mr.. Sidney Holland of Chicago, whose
marriage is to take place Wednesday
and the members of their bridal party.
A color scheme of red and white was
carried out in the decorations and serv-
ing. The centerpiece flowers were red
roses and carnations and American
Beauties were at the covers laid for
Miss Quigley, Mr.. Holland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lingafelt. Mrs Rachel Weaver,
Miss Villa Rodgers. Miss Edna Speer,
Miller of Usage City. Miss Helen
Thompson. Mr. Harry E. Davis Of Chi
cago, Mr.. John c. Waters, Mr.. John V.
Abrahe ms, Mr.. Horace Macferran, Mr..
Charles Elliott and Mr.. Weaver.
one of the most elaborate and beauti-
full weddings ever celebrated in the state
was that of Miss Mary Louise Hether-
ington, daughter of Mrs. ". ". Hether-
ington of Atchison and Mr. Jerome
Gray Pillow. lieutenant of the Four
teenth United States cavalry, which
took place at o'clock on St Valentines
day in Trinity church Atchison. The
church DECORATIONS were of Alabama
smilax, Ascension lilies and Bride roses.
The church organist played a prelude
programme and the vested choir sang
Lohengrin and the wedding hymn. 20
Perfect Love" during the ceremony.
The brides uncle. Mr.. Bale p. Wag-
gener. gave her in marriage and her at
PENDANTS were her sisters. Mrs. Luther
A. Todd of St Joseph and Miss Gall
Hetherington of Atchison, the groom's
sisters, Miss Jane Pillow and Miss Maud
Pillow OF Helena, Ark Miss Mary
Thatcher and Miss Leila Christopher of
Kansas City, and Miss Florence Fox and
Miss Christine Giddings of AtchisOn.
Little Mary and Bent Davies Of Atchf-
son were the ribbon bearers and little
was the flower girl. The groOmsmau
was Lieutenant Ephrianl Godfrey
PeytOn of Fort Logan, Colo, and the
ushers were Lieutenant James p. Cas-
tleman of Fort Sheridan, Illinois, Mr.
( Webster Writ Hetherington Mr. Hale
Hetherington Mr.. Aaron Everest, Mr..
Walton Allen and Mr.. Roy Fletcher of
Atchison. The gownIng of the bridal
party was in pink and white. The
! brides toilet was of white liberty crepe
and Duchesse lace, with orange bios
SONS fastening her long tulle veil Mrs.
4 Todd was in pink crepe. de chine. Miss
Hetherington in pink liberty silk, the
little ribbon bearers in pink satin Col
onial costumes, the flower girl in pink
chiffon and the bridesmaids in white
I pineapple tissue over pink silk. The
matron and maid of honor and the
maids wore long tulle wells reaching to
/ the hem Of their trailing skirts and
/ fastened in their coiffures with English
/ bridal wreaths Of laurel and dew drops
! parish, performed thRr6eeFemOny. A re
ception followed at the Hetherington
/ home Guests from st. Louis and Chi
/ cago, thirty from Kansas City, as many
I from Leavenworth and the post and
I St Joseph were in attendance at the
wedding and reception.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pillow Will - at
/ home after February IS at Fort Logan,
/ Colo.
Miss Mary Lal1in and Mr.. Thomas I.
+ King of Topeka were among the guests
at the wedding.
Mrs. Barbour Walker and the Sen
iOrs and Juniors of the College of the
/ Sisters Of Bethany have issued invita-
tons for reception Tuesday evening,
/ February "A. from 8 O'Clock to II.
A line party for The Princess of
I Patches at the Grand tonight will in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
/ Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ogston, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Akers, Mrs. Rachel
Weaver and Miss Annie Douglass.
Miss Roberta WATSON has issued in
vitations for an afternoon at cards
Saturday in compliment to her guest,
Miss Mary Culp of Salina.
The Clio club had a social afternoon
at the horne of Mrs. C A. Wilbur. 1858
! Fillmore street. this afternoon. Mr. H.
! G. Iarimer addressed the club on
Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra.