The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-18
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The marriage of Miss Mabel eQulgley.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
Andrews Quigley. and Mr.. Sidney
Joseph Holland Of Chicago was
soiemnized at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church at noon today. The Rev
j. +. Mcfarland performed the cere-
rsonv. preceding which Mrs. Arthur r.
Tfneafaft sang All For You. Mr.. w
f. Roehr. The church organist. played
the wedding marches. Wagner's for the
professional and Meudelssohn's for the
reeessfonal The bride was given in
marriage by her father and was at
tended by Miss Villa Rodgers as maid
OF nnuur. The grDomsman was llf
Harry E. Davis of Chicago and the
ushers Alr John Ellsworth Weaver. Mr.
Charles Elliott Mr. John n Abra hams
lfF- Horace Macferran and Mr. John
C. Waters The church was decorated
very simply with palms which formed
e pyramid r the back of the cnancei
ma king an effective background for
the bridal PARTY. The brides toilet was
of creamy wolfe over taffeta with a gar
uiture of exquisite cream lace and a
white chiffon picture hat with a. long
sweeping plume framing the face she
wore the groom s. gift a beautiful creS-
cent of pearls and diamonds and car
RED white roses The maid Of honor
as in white m0hair and wore hat OF
whita chiffon. flower trimmed. Her
bouquet was Of white roses.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party was given a Wedding brea kfast
at the home of the maid of honor. sos
Monroe street. where covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Holland. Miss Speer
Of Chicago. Miss Miller Of Usage City
Miss Welcome. Miss WluIfred w ELL
come. Miss Andrews. Mr. Harry e.
Davis of Chicago. Mr.. Ellsworth
Weaver Mr. John Waters. Mr. Joan
Abrahans Ne. Charles Elliott and Mr.
Horace 1Iacferran.
8Ir and Mrs Holland left this after
noon for Chicago where they VIII be
At home after March 20 at the Winder-
mere
Tn grateful contrast to the piercing
cold of the outside world was the
warm. CHEEKY red tone which prevailed
i'm the decorations of Mrs Thomas T.
EelIv's home on Tenth avenue west
for her reception this afternoon TO IN
troduce TO her Topeka friends her
guest Mrs Charles Harris of Emporla-
RED flowers. red lights and red drap-
cries were used throughout the rooms
in which Mrs kelly's guests were re-
re5Nad and entertained lhe dining
room had Oriental draperles harmonic
ing with the red and white in which the
apartment is finished and the flowers
used we're dark crimson roses filling a
large basket in the center Of the table
The cordial color was repeated in the
IN this room, Miss Hazel Kelly and Miss
Mary Conn0rs- Receiving with Mrs
Kelly were Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Joseph r. Burrow of Smith Center
and she was further assisted by Mrs
Fred Dumont Smith of kinsley. Mrs
Dewitt Clinton Nellis. Mrs Frank
Grimes and Miss Anna Marie Nellis
Little Misses Hazel Crimes and Lucille
Pollock were at the punch bowl in the
back drawing room. Steinberg's or
chestra played during the afternoon
This evening Mr. and Mrs Kelly viii
entertain at dinner for the receiving
and assisting ladies'. Their guests viii
be Mr. and Mrs Charles Harris. Mr.
and Mrs j. r. Burrosv, Mr.. and Mrs
DE Witt G. Neliis. ME-. and Mrs. Fred
Dumont Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Grimes Miss Anna Marie Nellis and
Ar. 70. j. Hanna
There will be no evening reception at
the Copeland Thursday but the ladies'
who will be at home i'm the afternoon
are Mrs w ". Webb. Mrs Fred Du-
mont Smith. Mrs. J. r. Pringle, Mrs
p T. Gale Mrs J. H. Hill. Mrs c.. e.
Tucker and Mrs r. Is. Campbell
Potwin women have organized new
Charity club which viii meet at Z.43
o'clock Friday with Mrs. G. E Judd. -e4
Greenwood avenue
The Womans league viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at half after 2 O'Clock at
Lincoln Post hall