The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-12

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The marriage of Miss Jeanette Lord
and Mr.. Brinton Woodward of Law
renee Will take place Wednesday even
ing, october 26, at the residence OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Lord, on Fillmore street. The wedding
will be small and quiet, invitations
verbal and limited to relatives and close
friends of the two families. Miss Lord
VIII be attended by Mrs. Dorr Norton
of Kansas City, Miss Kathleen Lord,
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Hazel Fassler.
Miss Marjorie Wheeler, Miss Sue Gay
of Kansas City and Miss Florence Ros-
sington. Mr.. Woodward's brother, Mr.
Chester woodward, will be the groomS-
man. Miss Emile King will sing before
the ceremony and Miss Charlotte Park
hurst will play the wedding marches.
number of entertainments will be
given for Miss Lord within the next
fortnight. Miss Rossington, Miss
Smith, Miss Fassler and Miss King will
be among the hostesses.
Mrs. William Gardner Smyser is Civ
ing an afternoon at her house on
ment to Miss Beatrice Foster. The
house is decorated with garden flowers
and potted plants and musical pro-
gramme is contributed by Miss Lillian
Foster and Miss Nina Thomas, vocal
lists, and Miss Celeste Nellis, pianist.
The invitations included Mrs. C. G. Fos-
ter, Miss Foster, Miss Lillian Foster,
Mrs. Frank Moss, Mrs. Everett Akers,
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Hart of Denver, Miss Aimee Crandell,
Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Bessie Hay
den, Miss Bessie West, Miss Marian
Garretson, Miss Zeis, Miss Clara F1eish-
Celeste Nelis, Miss Anna Marie Nellis,
Mrs. Daniel J. Small, Mrs. Logan Stew
art, Mrs. George Noble, Mrs. Lawrence
Chamberlain, Mrs. George Heyden, Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mrs. John r. Mulvane,
Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. John Baird
Nicholson, Miss Belle Thompson, Mrs.
Byron Mills of Las Vegas, New Mexico,
Mrs. John Clarke Harmon, Mrs. c. w.
Merriam, Mrs. @. B. Merriam, Mrs.
Charles Wood, Mrs. H. w. Roby, Mrs.
Harry Ashby, Mrs. David Norton, Mrs.
Albert Newman, Miss Meta Robinson,
Miss Bessie Campbell, Mrs. Albert Tur-
ner Reid. Miss Katharyn Mills, Mrs
George Sharitt, Mrs. Carl Nellis, Miss
Kate Putnam, Miss Augusta Craver
Mrs. James Philip de B. Kaye, Miss
Lulu Elliott, Mrs. George Barlow Penny,
ton, Miss Frost, Mrs. D. F. Tatum of
Kinsley, Mrs. Veale, Mrs Leslie Nc
Came, Miss Name Brownson of Du-
buque, Iowa, and Miss Nina Thomas.
The Elks' club which has not man
aged an amateur theatrical entertain-
since THE Night In Bohemia was
given here several years ago, is now
another venture OF the same
kind and the De Koven- Smith opera,
Robin Hood will probably be chosen
as a vehicle for local musical and his
trionic talent. A social session to dis
held in the club rooms in the Masonic
building last night and the matter will
come up before the club at it's regular
business meeting tonight and will be
voted upon. A short musical program
was given at the social session last
night. The Modoc club were among
the guests and sang several numbers.
Miss Gertrude Tracy, pianist, played
King sang Bohm's Thine and Mr.. Burg
Zeis sang Friars of the Order Gray.
the people in attendance were
DIR. and Mrs. Chester Burns Reed, DR..
King, Miss Emile King, Miss Gertrude
Tracy. Miss Mary Meade, Miss Eliz-
abeth Meade, Miss Helen Quinton, Miss
Fay Quinton, Miss Sue Herbst, Miss
Anna Herbst, Miss Ethel Davis. Miss
Miss Laura Reynolds and |
Miss Effie Reynolds of Indianapolis, |
Miss Pearl Burdge Miss Agnes Burdge
Miss Bessie Elder, Mrs. Dora Carr, Mr.. |
A. G. Goodwin, Mr.. G.. c. Clemens, Mr.. |
Burg Zeis, Mr.. Harley Reisman Mr.. |
Tim Stewart, Mr.. Dana Davis, Mr.. Jack |
Mr.. Galen Nichols. Mr.. Sam |
Lakin, Me. Hal Norton and Mr.. George |
Snyder
An out of town wedding which has
almost as much interest for Topeka
people as if it were to be celebrated
acre is the Tice-Gossett wedding
which takes place in Arkansas City
onight. The bride is Miss Amabel /
rice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen Tice of Arkansas City, formerly
If Topeka, who was educated at
own and college circles. The groom
S Mr.. David Gossett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Gossett of 1915 Van Buren,
street. The wedding will take place at
he Tice home and the Rev. Charles
VI. Sheldon of Topeka will perform the
# Davenport, Iowa, will be the maid
If honor, and Miss Edna Morrow and
Mss Mary Fisher of Topeka the
Mr.. Paul Sweet of To
,eka will attend Mr.. Gossett as
The members of an
City club to which Miss T1ce
belongs will act as ushers and bear the
ibbons which will form the aisle for
he bridal party when it enters the
ceremony room. They are Mrs. Chas.
siIls. Mrs. Ralph Wycliffe, Mrs. Harry
Earlougher, Miss Mabelle Wagstam,
Mss Berenice Kronert Miss Mary
7ootle, Miss Elizabeth Harmed and
Hiss Pearl Newman. The Amphion
Mandolin orchestra of Topeka will
,lay the wedding music and Mrs. Fred
Miller of Arkansas City will sing be-
ore the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Cos