The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-17


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The marriage of Miss Edith Snyder
ana Mr.. Harry Gavitt Will be cele-
brated tonight at the residence Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ches-
ter " Snyder, 1859 Topeka avenue.
The ceremony viii take place at
O clock and the Rev. DR.. ". c. Evans
viii be the officiating clergyman and
Mr. Snyder viii give his daughter IN
marriage Miss Elizabeth Gavitt, sis
ter Of the groom, viii be the maid OF
honor and Mr. George Hackney the
groonsman. The other attendants
are to be two flower girls Ruth and
Inez Delvin and a ring bearer, little
Billie McCHntOck- The house VIII be
decorated in green and white, Syringas,
snoWballs and other garden flowers
being employed, except in the dining
room where the table and buffet VIII
/ nave Dig Anro1DeEte baskets 1lleQ WITH
red roses and white tulle viii trim the
table and chandelier. The brides
gown is of white China silk, trimmed
with val lace. She viii wear white
veil and carry a shower bouquet of
lies-of-the-vaIIey and white rose
buds. Miss Gavitt viii wear white
French batiSte with eyelet embroidery
and mechlin lace trimmings and viii
carry pink roses. The flower girls
/
/ latter carrying the ring in the heart
of a Gala lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavitt
VIII leave tonight for Portland, Ore,
and California and will be at home
after July IS at the n f Handy
house. 1875 Topeka avenue, which
they have taken for the summer Out
of town guests here for the wedding
are Mrs 2. W. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira B. Snyder and Mr.. Charles Snyder
Of LeaVenWOrth, Miss Williamson OF
Clay Center, Miss Louie Gavitt of
AshIet. Ohio. and Mis- Marie Curren
OF Delaware, Ohio
Mrs. J. P. Davis and Mrs. Frank
Scott Davis are giving an afternoon
tea today for Mrs. Thomas Bancroft
Frost of the City of Mexico at the
residence of the former. 1884 Topeka
avenue. The hours are from 3 to
O'Clock and the assisting friends are
Mrs. John E Frost, Mrs b H Davis,
Mrs. n. A. Low, Mrs. Albert T Reid,
Mrs n. A. Robinson, Mrs JOab Null
vane, Mrs. W. c. Evans, Mrs Albert
Patten Mrs. Dick Alden, Mrs. David
Norton, Mrs Logan Stewart. Mrs Ed
ward Hill, Mrs. Harry Weaver and
Mrs. D0rr Norton of Kansas City;
Mrs Myrtle Davis Gage. Miss Ethel
Davis Miss Ella Davis. Miss Priscilla
Merrill of Oakland. Cal; Miss Frost
and Miss Grace Frost.
The BungIers' club dance at Stein
berg's last night was attended by DR..
and Mrs. Chester Burns Reed Mr.. and
Mrs William H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Woodbury. NeliS. Mr.. and Mrs
Schuyler Nichols, Justice and Mrs
Henry T. Mason, Mr. and Mrs A. A.
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Mekeever,
Nj and Mrs. William F. Schoch, Dr.
and Mrs H b Hogeboom, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry NJcPhee, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Macferran, Judge and Mrs A.
W. Dana, Dr. and Mrs. Q. H. Simpson
of Hutchinson. DIR. Willis COStOn OF
Fort Scott, Mrs. Frank A Lewis, Mrs,
James L. King, Mrs. R. J. Parker Of
Marcelli1e, No, Captain and Mrs Clad
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Snat-
finger. Mrs Charles b. Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Hackney Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Stansdeld, Mr. and
Mrs. John Clark Harmon, Miss Nellie
Rugs of Independence. No, Miss Lolita
tombstone of Wamego, Miss Fay
Smith. Miss Helen Otis. Mrs. c. c.
Baker. Miss Nellie Baker, Miss Veene
Jones. Miss Dolly Curtis. Mr.. Bernard
Crosby, Mr.. Joe Ramsey, Mr.. Frank
Gahagan Mr. Walter Hayes, Mr.. Wal
ter Smith, Mr. G A McGaw. Mr. Dick
Hayden. Mr.. George Hackney, Mr..
Bernard Ley
Miss Geneve Underwater Of Kansas
City, was the guest OF honor at a musl-
Gale given this morning by her hostess,
Mrs. J. c. Emahizer in Potwin Place.
Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs J. ". F.
Hughes. Mrs. Thomas G. Biddle and
Mrs. John T. Clancy assisted the hos
tess The invitations included Mrs. J.
w F. Hughes, Mrs. n. H LOOMS, Mrs.
7. E. Dewey. Miss Dewey, Mrs. James
A. Troutman. Miss Allabelle TrOutman,
Mrs. Ellen LOOMS, Mrs. John T. Cha
ney, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Frank F'os-
ter, Mrs T. F. Carver. Mrs. Robert
Carver Mrs. George ". Parkhurst,
Mrs De Witte G Nellis, Miss Celeste
Nellis, Miss Anna Marie Nelliss Mrs.
James Brier, Mrs. J. 3. Larimer, Mrs.
W. A. Johnston, Mrs. William Fish,
Mrs. LaycOck, Mrs. Rousseau A.
Burch, Mrs. C. 4. Gaunt, Mrs. George
Port Ashton, Mrs. w z. McVey, Mrs.
West, Mrs. H. A. Auerbach, Mrs. Nor
ton AIbaugh, Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mrs. T.
C Biddle, Mrs. H A Spielman, Mrs
O'NeiIl Miss O'Neill, Mrs. Charles s
Gleed Mrs T. T. Doran, Mrs. Norman
Wear Mrs. Armin A. Weisklrch, Mrs.
W. ". Kftcheu, Miss Eleanor Wheeler,
Miss Helen Dodge, Miss Emma Dennis,
Miss Grace Weiss
Mrs. Thomas T. Hogan. known pro-
fessionally as Mrs. Abbie Clarke HO-
gan, and her sister, Miss Lsu Celia b
Clarke, both OF Junction City. are in
town TO attend the meeting OF the state
federation OF Womens clubs and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elon S. Clark.
1417 Topeka avenue. Mrs Hogan and
Miss Clarke viii play a violin duo at
the the federation meeting this evening.
Both are artists OF unusual attainment.
Mrs. Hogan studied at the Chicago
Musical college and at the Royal Hoch
Schulz Of Berlin. She has appeared as
soloist with the Chicago orchestra and
has made a number Of successful east
ern concert tours. Miss Clarke was IN
til recently teacher Of violin at Wash
burn college
The Duplicate Whist club met yes
terady with Mrs W N West for the
last game Of the season. The annual