The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-21

Miss Marjorie Wheeler is the hostess
at afternoon tea today at her home. sS3
Greenwood avenue, in compliment to
her guest, Miss Carmen Ryan of VIII
Transport. Miss Sue Gay Of Kansas
City, Miss Janette Lord, Miss Fassf,-r
and Miss Helen Thompson are at the
tea tables and Miss Mary Hambleton Is
serving the ices
The home of Captain s. Gunther. at
12Z1 Western avenue was the scene Of
a very pretty wedding last evening,
when his daughter, Miss Agnes Gun
Their was married TO Mr.. Arthur Nc
Clintock. son of Mr.. and Mrs. L e.
MCCliutock. The apr roach of the Oc-
casion has been heralded by a great
many social affairs in honor of Miss
Gunther and Mr.. NcCllntock and indi-
eating their popularity. and the we'd
ding last evening was a beautiful ctli-
mination of IL all
It was a jonquil wedding and those
were tastefully arranged in great pro-
fusion throughout the rooms The
chandeliers were wound with ropes Of
smilax and the lights softened by
jonquil paper shades and here and
there silver candelabra with yellow
candles added their mellow light In
the drawing room were ferns and
palms and vases of the yellow flowers;
the library mantel was banked with the
same. and the bow window where the
bridal party stood had a drapery OF
California asparagus fern and smilax
caught up with punches of jonquils.
through which yellow electric globes
shed q soft glow In the dining room
the polished oak table had center
piece of jOnQuils resting upon center
piece of drawnwork. with ropes Of sIni-
lax drawn TO the corners OF the Ia bic
where stood vases of the favorite flow
ers-
Miss Kate Gunther was assisted in
L. B. McClintock, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weaver of Kansas City, Mr. and Airs.
Dorr Norton Of Kansas City. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Mills. MI and Mrs. Erauk
farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alden. slr-
and Mrs. Elmer Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Akers. Miss Villa Rogers. Miss
Mary Thompson, Miss Irene Homer,
Miss Sarah Homer. Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Maud Bates.
Mrs Arthur Lingafelt OF Chicago,
sang 7 Love Thee" By AIiIdenberg.
after which Lucille Mills and Ethel
Chase carried yellow ribbons TO form
an aisle for the bridal party The ush-
ers Mr.. Don Mulvaue. Mr.. George
Snyder, Mr. Gil UpdegraT and 8Ir.
Scott Lord came first. followed by the
maids. Miss Marcia Spivey, Miss Louise
Kellam. Miss Anna Harrison and Miss
Herbst, singing the Lohengrin bridal
chorus with piano and violin accom-
paniment by Miss Tracy and Mr. Stein
berg The matron OF honor, Mrs Don
Afulvane, walked alone, followed by the
bride and her father. and last came
Miss Edith Crawford. Of St. Louis, and
Miss Anna Herbst carrying the rib
bons. The groom with his best man.
Mr. Lathrop Gay Of Kansas City,
awaited the party in the bow window.
where the full Episcopal ring service
was used in the performance of the
ceremony by Dean James de Bevers
Kaye
The bridal toilette was a long cling
ing gown of white crepe chiffon the
skirt made with shirred panels Of the
same fabric with a finish at the boz
tom of wide tucks- The waist had
deep yoke of chiffon with lace APP
plique and a bertha Of duchess lace 4
long tulle veil falling TO the floor COM
pIeted the toilette; she carried a show
er Of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor and the maids
wore decollete gowns Of white baTiste
skirts in round length. and ful baby
waists with fchus and elbow sleeves.
Each carried 5onauils tied with white
tulIe
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ceptfon- after which Mr.. and Mrs Nc
CIintock left for st Louis The trav-
cling gown was Of gray and black mix
ture with tOque Of white panama with
white cOnue plumes. Mr.. and Mrs
McClintock viii be at home upon their
return at 1Z21 Western avenue.
A reception was given last evening Mt
the Christian church IN honor Of Rev