The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-12


Miss Fanny Funk, Miss Margaret Gil
Allan, Miss Pearl Burdge. Miss Edith
OFT Miss Berenice OFT, Miss katharyTIl
Mills, Miss Amy Oyernayer5 Miss Sarah
garet McAlOOns Miss airline Dietrich
Miss Lillian Hzirkpa trick. Miss Maud
Boner, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Flor
ence Lewis, Miss Anna Purcell, Miss
Gertrude Reed. Miss Patience Bevier.
Miss Gertrude Bauer, Miss Mlnna
Bauer, Miss Hazel Wolff, Miss Louise
Henderson, Miss Susan Sweet, Miss
Mary Sweet, Miss Anna Sweet Miss
Eta Covel, Miss Elizabeth Gregory.
Miss Ida Tinker Miss. Ada Head or
Galveston, Miss Ethel De- 0bert, Miss
Sarah Fulton, Miss nefertrs4de Fulton
and Miss Maud Van 'H0ufens
Kansas City Journara Oueeof the pref
test home weddings this fall was that
OF Miss Mamie Nandegrfft and Mr..
Ernest Mayo Dickinson, of Fort
Smith, Ark, celebrated last night at
o'clock at the residence of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L.
Nandegrift 3216 Garner avenue. 1t was
a pink and White wedding-pink car
nations with palms and ferns decor
ating the parl0rs. hall, library and
dining room The ceremony took place
in the back parlor. Under a canopy OF
southern smilax and carnations the
service was read by the Rev. Trigg
Thomas of the Eastminster church, and
AA4G luz was E4N Gil c4hN 1y DS lAN4 AclLAA-
er. Miss Daisy Brown played Men
delssOhn's march and Annie Laurie
very softly during the plighting of the
trOth. and before the arrival of the
bridal group Mrs. William Wikidal, Of
: Topeka, sang song, entitled Mes
SAGE"
The brides robe was cream radium
silk en- train, beautifully trimmed with
rare point lace, the waist being almost
entirely covered with it. The veil fell
& n HON nj he
caught to the brides hair with wreath
of valley lilies, and she carried q
bouquet of white roses. The attendants
We're Mrs. George c. King, of Carlisle,
Ky, matron of honor; Miss Grace
Vandegrift, honor maid, and the fol-
lowing bridesmaids:
Miss Joie Singleton of Atchison; Miss
Louise Moore, Miss Maud Morrow,
Miss Jennie Moore, Miss Mabel Kin
ney and Miss Maud Swain. Mrs. King
gown was a pink crepe de chine and
she carried pink roses: the maid of
honor and bridesmaids wore frOcks of
white net with pink SasheS and car
ried pink carnations. The groom was
attended by Mr.. John W. Elliott, as
best man. A large reception followed
the ceremony at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Vandegrift were assisted by: Mrs. J,
w. Cheek, Mrs. c. H. Munro. Mrs ".
A. Remfry, Mrs. A H. Condier Mrs
George Mathews, Mrs Richard Lee,
! Mrs. c. c. Leeds, Mrs. Herman TRADER,
Miss Jean Castor, Miss Florence Rey-
nolds, Miss Nina Remfry, Miss Jeanne
Welsh, Mrs. c. B. Singleton of Atchi-
son, Mrs. John NJ. Price, Jr. of Atchi-
son, Miss Bessie Collier of Keokuk, Ia.
Mr. and rms. Dickinson left for the
/ east and after their wedding journey
will be at home in Fort Smith, Ark.
Mrs Louise Van Laer entertained al
Hartford cottage, Washburn college
yesterday in honor of her sister, Miss
/ Meachem OF London, England. The
guests We're Mrs Samuel d. Cooper,
Mrs. Harry Hobson, Mrs. J. A. Camp
| bell. Miss Jessie Campbell, Mrs. c. c.
Poole of Chicago. Mrs. A. B. Poole,
Mrs. Henderson, Miss Nagle, Mrs. W
] NJ Forbes. Mrs E. NJ. Cockrell. Mrs.
] E. ]. Shakeshaft, Mrs. Richard Shake