The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-07

The marriage of Miss Efie Hazen.
daughter of Judge and Mrs. w. r
Hazen, and Mr.. Roy Sellig Benner
will be celebrated at s o'clock this
parents, 500 Harrison street. The Rev.
p. w. Crannell will perform the cere-
mony and Mrs. Eugene Campbell viii
play the wedding marches and the &C
comp niment for Miss Gertrude TryOn
who signs ''All for You" just before
the entrance of the bridal party This
will include only a ring bearer, little
Dorothy Richardson, besides Miss
Hazen and Mr.. Benner. She will be
dressed in white gown and will
carry the wedding ring in the heart
| of a Gala lily. Miss Hazen will wear
a white vOile gown combined with
chiffon, seed pearls and Duchess lace
over taffeta. A wreath of white but
ton roses will take the place of the
usual veil, and her bouquet will be of
brides roses. The house decorations
are lavish and beautiful. The recep-
ton hall and drawing room are in
green and white. the staircase in the
former festooned with asparagus fern
and daisy chains, while syringas,
ferns and palms have transformed j
corner of the latter apartment, where
the ceremony will take place, into
bower. The library is in pink sweet
peas and the dining room in pink
centerpiece on the table, which is fur
Their trimmed with bands and bows
of pink and white satin ribbon, and
filling bowls and vases on the buffet.
One hundred and twenty-five guests
have been invited to the wedding. and
Judge and Mrs. Hazen will be assisted
in receiving them by Mrs. Hugh Ben
ner. Mrs. Dewitt NelliS, Miss Anna
Marie Nellis, Mrs. D. J. Greenwald.
Mrs. Edward Harrison, Miss Vera
Martin, Miss Florence Lewis, and Mrs.
Otis Barriger. Out-of-town guests
here for the wedding. are Mrs Sarah
Way Mr.. and Mrs. George Way and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Way of Mime
apolis, Mimi, Mr.. Harry King of Kan
sas City, Miss Seitz of Leavenworth,
Mrs. Harry SchlOss of New York,
Miss Maenae Nichols of New Jersey,
Mrs. Ralph Van Houten of St. Joseph,
Mrs. F. V. Worden of Fort Madison,
Iowa, Mr. and Mrs Sellig of Alexan-
dria, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. Heffner, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest FairchiId, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fairchild and Mrs. Krebs
of Hiawatha, and Miss Choate of
Winona, MINI. Mr.. and Mrs. Benner
will leave tonight after the wedding
reception for a southern trip, to be
gone about a month. They are to live
in Topeka in a new house which has
been built for them on Fifth street
west, next door to the Hazen house.
Mrs. Charles Gaunt and Mrs.
Thomas Myers gave a small luncheon
at Mills today for Mrs. Clabby of New
York city. The others in attendance
were Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs.
P. ]. Dielman, and Mrs. Edward Har-
rison.
Miss Miriam Mcfarland will enter
tain the Lakota club at dinner at her
home Thursday evening.
The annual picnic of the Ladies'
Music club will be given at Pres de
l'Eau, Mrs Charles Klefnhans' place
at Granville, Wednesday, June Is.
The Lakota club will picnic at Pres
de iEau Tuesday, June 81.
Mrs. G. B. Kirk entertained a small
company informally at cards today at
her house, lilo Monroe. street in COM
pliment to Mrs. w. L. Carpenter of
Kansas City, Mrs. D.fL. Rich of Butte
Mont, and Mrs. Lew Green of Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. T. S. Mason, of Pueblo, Col, and
Mrs. Harry Redding of ,Sabetha, both
formerly of Topeka, are the guests of
honor at a picnic being given today by
Mrs. F. o. Popenoe, Mrs. F. L Hayes,
Mrs. H. L. Shirer. Mrs. George Walp
and Mrs. E G. Smith at the Popenoe
place in Highland Park. The other
guests are particular friends of Mrs.
Mason and Mrs. Redding.
Bishop Vincent of Chicago, was the
guest of honor at reception given in
the parlors of the First NJ. z. church
Monday evening. affording the many
friends Of the former Topeka minister