The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-23

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Miss Louise KelIam gives a tea this
afternoon between the hours of four
and six o'clock to introduce her guest,
Miss Helen Ripley Of Boston who ar
rived Wednesday to make her a visit.
The friends asked to assist are Mrs.
Jack Dillon of Kansas City Mrs. Geo.
William Snyder, Miss Lottie Atchison,
Miss Helen Thompson. Miss Florence
Rossington. Miss Eleanor Wheeler Miss
Anna Harrison, Miss Gala CuttelI. Miss
Allabelle Troutman, Miss Elizabeth
Meade. Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
Marian Thompson, Miss Josephine
kelzer and Miss Helen Lindsay. The
decorations win be in field and garden
flowers and the hostess will entertain
her assisting friends and a correspond
ing number Of men at Z o'clock supper.
The Chicago News Of Wednesday
says The marriage of Miss Noretta
MIX, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J.
Mix, to Dean Ruskin Low will take
place at $50 o'clock this evening at the
------AA4 loAAAEiiGEs $3.50 ATIdLQ DOuteNdEQs
the Rev. Father AcGavick officiating.
The bride will wear a white venetian
point lace gown, tulle veil and win
carry a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Miss Mary 2. Mix, as maid of
honor, viii wear white embroidered
null trimmed with valenciennes lace
and viii carry Mime. Chateney roses.
The bridesmaids-the Misses Edna
SIMPSON and Frances L. Mix-wiu be
gowned alike in white dotted net with
inc
quets Of pink sweet peas. Two flower
girls, Frances Dean and Ruth ThOmp-
son, viii precede the bride dressed in
white gowns and carrying basket hats
/ hlled with pink sweet peas. Albert T,
Reid of Topeka, Kan. will serve the
groom as best man, and Paul Walker
of Topeka and Ira J. Mix, Jr., brother
of the bride, VIII act as ushers. After
the ceremony a reception will take place
for 200 guests. The decorations will be
all in green and white and Smiley will
/ serve. Mr.. and Mrs. Low will 60 east
for few weeks, after which they will
/ be at home in Chelsea, I. T. Mrs. Ira
J. Mix, mother of the bride, will wear
white point d'lencon lace and the
groom's mother, Mrs. Low, viii be
gowned in heavy white silk with trim
/ ming of real lace.
Mrs. Dorr Norton of Kansas City
Miss Helen Ripley of Boston, Miss
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Miss Helen Thompson Miss Florence
Rossington, Miss Helen Smith, Mr.. Pay
/ son Ripley, Mr. Ben Johnson, Mr.. Gull
! ford Dudley, Mr.. David Lakin. Mr.
/ Henry Seandrett, Mr. Leslie Guild and
/ Mr.. John Waters were included in q
/ Vinewood picnic party last night.
/ A Potwin neighborhood party which
! had a picnic supper at Vinewood Thurs
day and spent the evening at the parF
I included Mr.. and Mrs A B. Poole anC
/ their children, Mrs. w F. Jensen OF
/ Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs John F. Carter
I Miss Alice Andrews, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Curc
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Henri Strawn.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club and
/ the Takahashi Art Embroidery club
! enjoyed a picnic at VinewOOd yester-
day In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Mccartney, Mrs II. H. Cham
/ berlain, Mrs. z. Greenstreet, Mrs. B
4 E. Chamberlain, Mrs NJ. II. Stricken
/ Mrs. P. J. Clawfrey, Mrs. 7. NJ
+ Forbes, Miss Grace Forbes, Mrs. Jane!
/ McAfee Miss Isabel AGcAfee, Miss Mil
4 dred Hancock, Mrs. I. L. Dodge, Mrs
! F. J. Rose, Miss Laura French, Mrs
/ Barbara Westhafter, Mrs Frank Sal
mon, Mrs. H. L. White, Mrs. Charlie
Kirkpatrick. Mrs. L. Larson, Mis-
Frances Wingert. Miss Mary Aeker
man, Mr. Wayne Wingert, Mrs. ]. w
Sinner. Master Sinner, Mrs. z. G
| Sinner. Mrs. F. S. Ferguson. Mrs
/ George Buchanan. Mrs. J. o. Wnlett
Mrs J. z. B. Johnston; Mrs. Georg,
Johnston, Mrs. J. H. Hayes. Mrs. W
T. Teets, Mrs. T. A. Hayes. Mrs
Austin Malone. Miss Stella Simons
Mrs. G. +. Sturgeon Mrs. E. e. Miller
Mrs. r. J. Beacham, Mrs. E. L. Pink
/ ertOn, Mrs. John Calvin, Mrs. F. L
Cooper. Mrs. H. J. Wingert, Miss Jose
phine Wingert and Miss Lois Cham
/ berlain.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Sproa
and Mr.. Charles Edward Snyder o
Wakarusa was celebrated Thursda,
morning a t the residence of the bride
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sproat
! SIS Topeka avenue. The hour of tn
| ceremony. which was performed b,
/ the Rev. r. G. Moore of Baldwin, wa
/ ten o'clock. There were no attendant
and invitations were limited to rela
tives and especial friends. The hous
decorations were daisies and aspara
| gus fern. Miss Sproat wore a gown 0
white China silk and carried q shove
| bouquet of white roses. Miss France
Smith, piano, and Mr.. Nevin Foltz o
/ Wakarusa, violin, played the wedding
music A wedding breakfast followe,
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyde
went to their home in Wakarusa to
day.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Straus