The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-01


The marriage of Miss Gertrude Dew
ereux. of Kansas City. and Mr.. Roy
Eugene Allen. of Wichita. which was
solemnized at Trinity church. Lawrence.
at half after o'clock Thursday even
ing, was one OF uncommon interest in
Kansas owing to the wide acquaintance
Of the bride and groom throughout the
state, and especially in Topeka, where
the former made her home for many
years with her aunt. Mrs. r. c. Gay.
Many guests from Kansas City, Wich-
tia and Topeka were in attendance at
the wedding, and the reception Which
followed at the home of Mrs. A. ..
Weaver another aunt Of the bride, IN
West Lawrence. The Topeka guests in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs Dorr Norton, Mrs.
Eugene Hagan, Miss Virgiline Mulvane,
Miss Helen Thomson, Miss Mary
Iakln, Miss Jeanette Lord, Col. W. II.
Rossington, Mr.. Guilford Dudley, Mr..
Joseph Wilson, and Mr.. Roy Thompson.
Daisies were the flowers employed in the
decorations of the church, and the same
effective blossoms were introduced liz
the gowning of the bride and her at
tendants. These included two Of her
cousins, Miss Sue Cay of Kansas City.
who was maid of honor, and Miss Aileen
Weaver Of Lawrence. The other maids
were Miss Bess Allen of Wichita the
groom sister. and Miss Florence Ros-
sln$ton and Miss Ivan Davis of To~
L0EAe'- 1 ne SIOOLlSIIAdu was MI OAdI-
ence Sluss of Wichita, and the ushers
We're Mr.. Given Hagny. Mr.. John Nc
Gees and Mr.. Adrian Housch of Wich~
tia, and Mr.. Thomas l. King of To-
peka- The Rev. F. E Baxter, rector
OF Trinity. performed the ceremony and
the wedding music was by the church
organlst and a vested choir.
The brides gown was an exquisite inn
ported white chiffon embroidered III
daiSleS- She wore a long tulle veil, ana
carried an enormous cluster of white
lliacs- The maids We're in simple white
frocks. Miss Gays of embroidered pine
apple cloth, and the others of batiste.
They wore big white tulle hats and Ions
black lace mitts and their bouquets
were Of daisies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop BulIene, the
prlde's grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs F.
c. Gay, of Kansas City. and the mem
oers OF the bridal party assisted Mr.
ana MIS- a d. Weaver at the recep-
llon. MI and Mrs. Allen left today for
short wedding trip to Chicago and
VIII be at home in Wichita after the
middle Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Eastman
gave small dinner Thursday evening
IN compliment to Mrs. Arthur Murphy.
OF Kansas City.
Miss Jane Alexander. Who was nin,-
yeaIs Ola Thursday, gave a birthday
party to celebrate the occasion. and in
xited Mrs George F. Penfeid. Mrs
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Mrs j. B. Thompson, Mrs. Fred Bone.
2lake OF Usage City, and Miss Mary
Thomson.
Mrs W. E. Drechsel gave a birthday
party at her home on Lincoln street this
afternoon for her little daughter. ra-
cotah, who is two years old TODAY. The
niue girls and boys invited were Flor
ence Burr of Leavenworth, Elizabeth
ana Fred Bonebrake of Usage CITY.
Dorotny Sherman Smith, Lucille Null
Nane Nicholson, Gladys Ball Julia and
robert Criswell, Jane and Mary Alex
aIueI, Ethel and Hamilton Chase, Fran
Ses McCHntock, Lenna Marie Norton,
Eleanor Stoker, Russell Lagerstrom and
STANLEY Snyder Mrs DrechseI was as
sisted in looking after her guests .bv her
sister, Mrs. E H. Burr of Leavenwortf
and her cousin. Miss Ryan of Cincin-
natl, 0.
Mrs W G. Kelly gave an afternoon
at her home on Tyler street TODAY in
celebration of the ninth birthday ami
versary Of her daughter. May A fea-
ture of the entertainment was the au-
tomobile ride with which the afternoon
ended, and which afforded the com
pahy the opportunity to meet President
Roosevelt's train when it arrived in To-
peka and to join the procession which
accompanied the chief executive and his
party from the Santa F7e station to the
Governors House. The guest included
Helen Louise Crosby, Ruth Wilson,
Frances McClintock, Marian Wear. vi
ola Ness, Elizabeth Hart. Laura South
wick, Rose Hite, Meryl Parks, Antoin-
cite West Charlotte West. Charlotte
Cooper, Elizabeth Moore, Eloise Patter-
son, Hazel Criswen Lois McCullorn.
Phil Reed, Dorothy Sproat, Beatrice
Clark. Miss Mary Wilton, Miss Grace
Welch and Mrs George Port Ashton.
A company of young people passed n
pleasant evening at the beautiful su-
burban home of Miss Marietta Smith.
west of Washburn college, THURSDAY.
The affair was given in honor of her
/ brother, Mr. Norman A Smith who
/ leaves for Kansas City tomorrow after
a short visit here. The guests were
Miss Stacey Burgess. Miss Nellie, Kas-
/ ter, Miss Esther Rauch Miss Mariette
Smith, Miss Alice Tucker, Miss Edna
Corbet, Miss Vivien futile. Miss Win
ME Williams, Miss Margaret Better, Miss
Lulu Healy, Mr.. Harry Cowgirl Mr.
Ralph Johnston, Mr.. Glenn Clark. Mr..
/ Win Leland, Mr. Clyde Corbet. Mr.
Clair Faulkner, Mr.. Earl Engle, and
Mr.. Glen Bryan.
Notes and Personal Mention.