The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-27

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Mrs. NJ. F. Southwick, Mrs. Chester
w Snyder and Miss Edith Snyder have
issued invitations for an afternoon re-
ception at the Southwick house. Az
November 10 from 3 to o'clock
The marriage of Miss nellie Guynne
Scott of Larned. and Mrs Joseph L.
Lafferty of winfield, was celebrated at
the residence of the formers parents,
Colonel and Mrs. William Scott IN
Larned Wednesday evening The we'd
ding which was large and elaborate
was an event of much interest to Kan
sas people owing to the prominence OF
the Scott and Lafferty families. Mrs.
I4afferty frequently visited IN Iopeka
when she was Miss Scott and is re-
Inembered here by many acquaintance
very charming and pretty glrl
and Mr.. Lafferty is brother or Mrs
John c. Pollock and has also many
Topeka friends. He is a member OF
the law firm of Hackney & Lafferty,
Winfield, and a special train was char-
tered TO carry the Winfield guests 10
Larned for the wedding.
The bride was attended by Miss Jen-
ME Scott. her sister, and Miss Luclle
Pollock of Topeka, bridesmaids, and
her nephew, Dudley Pitts of Kansas |
Scott gave her in marriage and Mr.. /
Tom Parker of Winfield was Mr.. Laf-
ferty's gToomsman. Mrs; Wlttlek OF !
Iarned played the wedding marches /
and sang before the ceremony two /
love ballads, Greeting and 'An For /
YOU The Rev. DR.. Coltman. pastor I
was the officiating clergyman: IRE
house was beautifully decorated with |
southern smilaX, pink roses ana carna-
tions, and in the drawing room where
the ceremony was performed many
white chrysanthemums were used. The
brides toilet was of white liberty satin
trimmed with chiffon and Duehesse
lace. She wore long tulle veil and
wore pink organdie frocks and their
bouquets were of La France roses. A
reception followed the ceremony at
which Governor and Mrs. Bailey, ana
Judge and Mrs. John c. Pollock. Mrs.
Pitts of Kansas City, Mrs. Yoakum OF
MarcelIine, NO. Mr.. Charles Scott OF
Kansas City and Mr.. viii Scott Of
I.arned assisted Colonel and Mrs. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. LaIferty are taking
southern wedding trip and will be at
home on South Wilmington street, Win
field, where their house is ready for
occupancy.
Miss Emma E. Trfckett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trickett, and
T.
married at o'clock this morning in
St Patrick's church, Bishop Ellis Off
ciating- The church was decorated
with flowers, palms and ferns. Dur
ing the ceremony the bride carried a
small ivory bound prayer book, we'd
ding gift from the Rev. Father Hay
den of Topeka. ,
Following the ceremony at the
church a wedding breakfast was given
at the Coates house. Mr.. and Mrs.
White left this afternoon for st. Louis
to visit the Worlds fair. Their home
will be in Observation-Disclosures Kan
sas City Star.
Miss Mary Overholt will entertain
a small company informally at supper
tomorrow night in celebration of her
birthday anniversary.
Mr. Frederick Dumont Smith of
Kinsley will be the principal speaker
at the next meeting of the city fed
Grafton of mems clubs the first week ,
in December. The meeting will be
in the upper corridor of the state
brary and promises to be of unusual
interest.
Mrs. Lottie Hall entertained a small '
company informally Wednesday even
ing at Hudson's for Miss Dennan of
Rockford, ILL.,, who is the guest of ;
Mrs Ezra Clark.
Mrs Frank Grimes will give a
thin bic party at her house at 14O1 !
Harrison street Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Amy Denman of Rockford IL II
linois, who is visiting Mrs. Ezra Clark.
1857 Polk street, was the guest of /
honor at a small and informal after
noon Wednesday given by Mrs. Clark.
Miss Ida Macferran will give a 5
SINAI! dinner party Saturday in COM !
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen I
and Mrs H S. Wilder of Boston. Ii
Notes and Personal Mcnuor.
Mrs. ]. C. McClintock and Miss