The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-29

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A very pretty wedding of much in
terest to Topeka people took place at
Trinity Episcopal church, Lawrence, at
o'clock last night when Miss Mary
Spencer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Selden p. Spencer of Lawrence and Mr..
Eugene Huntington Ware, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene F. Ware. of Topeka,
were married. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Irving z. Baxter,
the rector of Trinity, and the brides
father gave her in marriage. Miss
Frederick Bullene of Denver was the
maid of honor and Mr.. Ralph Nelson
of Kansas City the groomsman. Mr..
Walter Heineke of Jewell City, Mr..
Albert Newman of Arkansas City, Mr..
Ike Campbell of Wichita, and Mr.. Dick
Fletcher of Fort Scott were the ushers.
The church was very beautifully dec
GRATED with Alabama smilaX, the altar
banked, and the rood screen draped
with the luxuriant southern vine. The
bridal toilet was of white embroidered
chiffon worn with a long tulle veil. and
a shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley.
Miss Bullene wore an airy white gown
with girdle of pink and carried pink
the Spencer house. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
left Wednesday night for New Orleans
and will tour the south before they re-
turn to Topeka where they are to re-
ceive their friends after February Is,
at 1905 Sixth avenue west. in the house
adjoining the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene F. Ware.
Among the Topeka people who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene F. Ware, Miss Ware. Miss
Jeanette Ware and Miss Amelia Ware
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Gleed and Miss
Cornelia Gleed. Me-. ]. Willis Gleed and
Mr. and Mrs. David Palmer
Miss Risteen and Miss Hazel Risteen
are entertaining at high five this after
noon at their house, 1906 Harrison
street The guests asked to meet Miss
Clare Vidger of Minneapolis. Mime
sofa, who is spending the week with
them. are Mrs. Roland Medlicott of
Frontenac' Mrs Hamilton, Mrs. Ever
EFT Akers, Mrs Gil Updegraff, Mrs.
Ralph Wunderlich. Miss Reita Upde-
gran, Miss Jessie Campbell Miss
Berenice Fuller. Miss Allabelle Trout
man. Miss Meade Miss Elizabetb
Meade, Miss Alice Lakin, Miss Vida
Wood, Miss Louise Wood. Miss Ethel
Davis. Miss Helen Quinton, Miss Fay
Sguinton. Miss Lulu Ewart Miss FIvia
Millspaugh. Miss Gala Cuttell. Miss
Maud Grimes, Miss Jeanette Wolcott.
MISS Nellie Baker. Miss Eleanor
wheeler, Miss Anna Harrison Miss
esther Rauch and Miss Elizab beth
kumm of Pittsburg. The rooms are
decorated in Christmas holly and mis-
tletoe.
Mr.. Howard Guild entertained in
compliment to Miss Vidger at a Doo1
party at his house on Topeka avenue
last night The others asked were Miss
Risteen, Miss Hazel Risteen. Miss Jes-
sic Campbell. Miss Reita UTpdegraff.
MI Mss Jeannette Wolcott. Mr.. Roy
Thompson. Mr.. Will Hauser. Mr..
Harry Rigby. Mr.. Charles Hinckley
and Mr. Jack Sharitt.
One of the largest and most import
ant OF the holiday parties for the
debutante set was the evening at cards
given by Miss Helen McClintock at her
Parents. DR.. and Mrs. J. c. McClfDtock
house on Fillmore street. Wednesday
Mrs McCEntock assisted her daughter
IN receiving and entertaining and the
invitations included Miss Mary Moore
MISS Virginia Meade, Miss Alice Meade
Miss Edna Herbst. Miss Maud Grimes.
Hiss Ethel Morton, Miss Eva Smith,
Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Mabel Cuth-
bert. Miss Julia Leland, Miss Mabel
Andrews Miss Vivian futile. Miss
Grace Walworth, Miss Hazel Mulvane.
Miss Esther Rauch. Miss Nellie Mills
paugh. Miss Julia Larimer Miss T,ouise
McNeal. Miss Nellie Raster. Miss Mar
guerite Mills. Miss Clara Fleishman.
Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Lulu Healy. Miss
III at ELbSl MISS Amelia Ware. Miss
Mabel Skinner. Miss Scott of Stafford.
Kan, Miss Ruth Price, Miss PermeIia
Curtis. Mr. Harold Copeland Mr..
Chauncey Brown, Mr.. Grover Dolman,
MI Earl Ewart. Mr.. Sumner Evering-
ham, Mr.. Howell Jones. MI. Tav1or
Belcher. Mr.. Karl Henderson. Mr.. Carl
Trapp. Mr.. James Mcfarland Mr. CIor-
enee Jordan. Mr. Tinkham Veale. Mr..
George Neale, Mr.. Todd Matthews Mr.
Harry Freshman, Mr.. Monte Kistler
Mr. Ralph futile. Mr.. Merrill Mills. Mr.
Louis Hall, Mr.. Ed Gossett Mr. Glen
Mllilce. Mr.. Harold Colburn, Mr.. Wal
lace Thompson, Mr.. Bernard Crosby.
ME- Richard Hall. Mr. Jess Trealxle of
Peoria, Ill. Mr.. Amer Robenson. Mr.
mer.
Miss Myra Tompkins entertained in
formally at her house in Potwin We'd
nMT iss evening eve FL. her guests including
Spielman. Miss Emma RoIrnar Miss
Mildred Smith. Miss Elizabeth McTel
ian- Miss Mary Close. Miss Alice Tari-
mer. Mr. osborne Larimer, Mr.. Herbert
Llnlnger. Mr.. Roy Funnel Mr.. Row
Starr. Mr.Fhilip Movers. Mr.. law Close
Gray. ia
The marriage of Miss Ka+berins
Strayer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs "
Z Strayer Of Fayette. Iowa and Mr.
Edward Walter Dennis, son of Mr.. and
l. + = OehHlS, was celebrated last
night at the home of the brides uncle
ana aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Forbes
IN fotWln Place. The Rev W q
Evans of the First Methodist Episcopai
church performed the ceremony which
took place at half after o'clock in the
drawing room at the Forbes house
which was decorated with palms. ferns
christmas garlands and holly with red
Jacqueminot roses. The bride and
groom We're unattended. The former
wore a gown of white eolian trimmed
With Duchess lace and carried brides
roses Miss Sar1f,