The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-20

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INITIAL With all proper names ian ae amd
address OF the writer or they can not
be punlished.l
Miss Emile King gave a 1 o'clock
luncheon today in compliment to Miss
Jeanette Lord, asking beside the
members of her bridal party. Mrs:
Kansas City, Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Hazel Fassler, Miss Florence Rossing-
ton, Miss Charlotte Parkhurst and
Miss Kathleen Lord. The dining room
decorations were all in pink, the pros
fpective brides chosen color, daylight
was excluded and lighting was by pink
candles. The place cards were Gibson
heads done in pen and ink. Following
the luncheon the hostess and her
guests went out to the Governors
House where they are assisting Mrs.
Bailey at her first autumn at home
this afternoon.
The Governors House is looking
especially attractive for this occasion
which is one of the prettiest receptions
Mrs. Bailey has given. The decora-
lions are principally in autumn foliage
and flowers although good many
American Beauty roses are used in the
drawing rooms and hall and red pre-
mates throughout except in the
dining room which is in white and
green with white chrySanthemumS and
ferns carrying out the color sch eme.
In the library a rarely pretty effect is
obtained by a frieze of brilliant au-
tumn leaves around the entire room
and quantities of saliva are also en-
plOyed in this apartment which is gen.
orally regarded as the most beautiful
in the executive residence. Receiving
with Mrs. Bailey are a number of out
of town guests whose presence gives
the at home especial interest and Miss
Jeanette Lord and the members of
her bridal party are present as special
guests. The visiting ladies are Mrs.
Bale Waggener, Mrs. w. p. Waggener
and Mrs. Hetherington of Atchison,
Mrs. Clafferty of Baileyville, Miss Jen-
ME Broderick and Mrs w. D. Atlxin
son of Parsons, who is here for the
winter with Justice Atkinson at the
Copeland. Miss Rose Prescott, Miss
Hazel Mulvane and Miss Ethel Morton
assist in the dining room and else
where as aides to the hostess in en-
tertaining her guests - are Mrs.
William Redwood Smith. Mrs. James
Mrs. Nelson II. LoomiassoMrs. M! w.
Van Valkenburg, Mrs. j. W. F.
Hughes, Mrs. Charles W. Merriam,
Mrs. Chappelle Foote, Mrs. Thomas c..
Biddle, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Mrs.
George Eagle. Mrs. H. o. Carney, Mrs.
Charles L. Short. Mrs Morton AL
baugh, Mrs. Stanley Albaugh of Seat
tie, Wash, Miss Celeste Nellis, Miss
Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Mabel
Knowles and Miss Emile King. Dur
ing the afternoon a musical pro-
gramme will be given. Miss King, Mrs.
Eli G. Foster, Mrs. Morton Albaugh
and Mrs. Lacock will sing, Mrs. Stan
ley AIbaugh of Seattle will give a read
ing and Mrs. Morton Albaugh will
have a piano number.
Miss Hazel Fassler will give dinner
tonight in honor of Miss Lord and Mr..
Brinton Woodward of Lawrence and
the members of their bridal party. The
lawson carnation, the flower which will
prevail in the decorations at the we'd
ding next week. will be used to adorn
the table which will be lighted by pink
candles. Covers will be laid for four
teen.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Cole daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
e. Cole, and DIR. George L. Miller of
Kansas City, which was celebrated last
night at the Cole residence at 1119
Van Buren, street, was an exceptional
Nv pretty wedding although very small,
only about twenty-five relatives and
close friends having been asked. The
hour was half after O'Clock and the
officiating clergyman the Rev. Francis
l.. Hayes. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms, ferns and pink
cosmos and carnations. The ceremony
took place in the second drawing room
in bow window banked with palms.
The doorways, windows and chande-
Tiers We're hung with smilax in all the
rooms and the flowers filling great
bowls and vases were attractivelY dis
posed. The two drawing rooms were
lighted by many white candles and in
the dining room the color of the flow
ers, pink cosmos, used in decorating
was repeated in the details of the
buffet supper served. Mrs. Everett
Alxers at the piano played the Men
delsshon wedding march and the ac-
compartment for her sister, Miss Vida
Wood, who sang before the ceremony.
Miss Cole and DR.. Miller were unat-
tended. The former wore her. COM
mencement gown, beautiful Rena1s-
sance lace creation over tafeta, and
carried an armful of long stemmed
American Beauties. Her full length
tulle veil was fastened to her couture
with a spray of orange blossoms. Mrs.
Akers wore her wedding, gown OF
white crepe de chine and Miss Wood
white net over taffeta- Mr. and Mrs.
Cole and Mr.. Fraser Cole of Girard
received the guests and were assisted
by Mrs. +. A. Northrup of lola. Mrs.
Upshur Snyder of Fort Scott. Mrs.
Martin Coryell of Cato, Mrs. Leonard
s. Woolverton and Mrs. Frank Crane.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller left last night for