The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-29

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Friends of Miss Fanny Spencer Of
Chicago VINO ha. Of visited her
cousins Mr.. and NJ Robert Pierce,
In Topeka. will be inte- ested to hear of
her wedding which took place at noon
today at her parents home in Chicago
to Mr.. Jean Nicola Of New Orleans. ME-
and Mrs. Nicola will take an extended
eastern wedding journey joining for
time Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce who
are in Clinton, Connecticut. this sum
2ner, aftsr which they viii be at home
in New Orleans.
The marriage of Mr.. John F. Dillon,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Price Dill
Ion of Topeka and Miss Olga Margaret
Brown of Springfield, Massachusetts,
took place very quietly with only the
mem BEES of the Brown and Dillon
families present at noon Wednesday.
EIr. and Mrs. Dillon will come west I'M
1nediately stopping in St Louis to visit
the exposition and will live in Indepen-
dence where Mr.. Dillon has interests In
the oil district. Mr. and Mrs. Dillon
met while the former was student at
Yale and their engagement was an
1ounced last winter but the wedding
was a surprise to Topeka people with
the exception of the particular friends
to whom Mr. and Mrs Hiram Price
Dillon announced it before they leIt
last week for Far Hills, New Jersey, to
spend the summer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Winans of Hutchinson, and Mr. Ralph
Faxon of Medicine Lodge, which will
take place tonight at half after 5
O'Clock in the First Presbyterian
church of Hutchinson, is an event of
much interest throughout the state, es-
peciaHy in political circles on account
of the prominence of the brides father
and the groom who is private secretary
TO Senator Chester I. Long. A number
of Topeka people, among them Cover
nor and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A Clark. Judge John Q. Pollock, Mr..
Morton Albaugh., and Mr.. J. E. House
who is to &C tas grOOmsman, have gone
down for the wedding. The ceremony
viii be read by the Rev. Hugh I. Kerr
and the wedding music Will be by MISS
IlenOra Scott, OrganiSt, and Mrs HOuS-
ton Whiteside soprano, whOwil sing a
love ballad as a prelude to the cere-
nIony. Green and white will be the col
or scheme in the decoratfo of the
church and the goWning Of the bridal
party The brides toilet will be Of
white embroidered chiffon over white
silk. She viii wear a long tulle veil
and carry a shower bouquet of daisies.
The maid of honor, Miss Bessie Faxon
of Tecumseh, viii be in pale green silk
of a soft texture deliberately shirred
and the bridesmaids, Miss Harriet
StanIev of Wichita, Miss Mabel Burriss
of Burton, Miss Grace Wood and Miss
Edna Burns of Hutchinson will be In
white Paris muslin with pale green
will a
of daisies and wear daisies in their
hair. The groom's attendants beside
Mr.. House are Mr.. John p Siegel of
Topeka. Mr. Leslie Wallace of lola, Mr..
Parks Helmick, Chanute, and Mr.. Paul
Webb of Stafford.
A reception at the Winans home viii
follow the ceremony at the church.
The wedding journey on which Mr..
Faxon and his bride will start tonight
will be an extended one, including the
Grand Canon of Arizona, southern Cal
ifOrnia, Old Mexico, a water trip from
San Francisco to Portland, Oregon, and
stops at Omaha, Chicago and st. Paul
on the return trip At home after Aug
ust 10. Medicine Lodge.
Mrs. Don Mulvane entertained the
members of the Progressive Grande club
at whist this afternoon in complim ent
to Miss Marcia Spivey.
Clarence Sheldon gave a birthday
party this afternoon at the home of
his mother. Mrs. 5. H. Roberts, 629
Tyler street The boys asked were
Walter Davis. Paul Warner, Emery
Hughes, William Macferran, Valentine
Godard. George Wall, Malcolm and
Stanley Copeland, Homer Sheldon and
Roy Andrews.
double wedding will be celebrated
tonight at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Reed, Jr., 1915 Topeka ave-
nue.. when Mrs. Reeds sisters, Miss
Margaret Hamilton and Miss EstelIe
Hamilton, Will be married, the former
TO Mr. J. Orris McNary of Jonesboro,
Arkansas. and the latter to Mr.. Charles
Blanchard of Goodland. Kansas. The
ceremony will take place at nalf after
8 o'clock and will be performed by the
Rev. SIr. Glendenning. There will be
no attendants and only relatives have
been invited. The house will be dec
GRATED with daisies and asparagus
ferns under a canopy of which in the
drawing room the ceremony will be
read Miss Lena Hamilton, the brides
cousin. viii play the wedding marches
Miss Margaret Hamilton will wear
white silk null and her sister will be
in white swiss. Both will carry brides
roses. Mrs. George Reed, Miss Grace
Reed and Miss Lena Hamilton will as
aist Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed, Jr., in
the responsibilities of most and hostess