The Topeka state journal., 1905-11-23

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initials with all proper names Items
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The wedding of Miss Bess Bates and
Mr.. Earl E. Boardway, of Worcester,
Mass. celebrated last night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Bates, 1881 Western ave-
me, was q memOrably pretty one.
although marked by extreme sim
plicity in all its details. The hour of
the ceremony was o'clock and the
service was read by the Very Rev.
James p De Bevers Kaye, dean of
Grace cathedral. The only attendant
was Miss Maud Bates, sister of the
bride, who acted as her maid of honor,
and only the members of the family
were present. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held to which
neighbOrs and friends were asked in
formally. At this Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
had the assistance Of Judge and Mrs
N. T.. Handy. Justice and Mrs. Adrian
I. Greene, Mrs r.. J. Kellam. Miss
Kate Gunther. Miss Celeste Nellfs,
Miss Anna Marie Nellis Miss Mary
Harrison, Miss Anna Harrison, Miss
Katherine Kellam, Miss Helen Lind
say, Miss Dorothy Gleed and Miss
Josephine Keizer. Among the out of
town guests were Misses Mary C0pley.
Mabel Marsh, Alma POehler, Claudia.
PendletOu, Grace Bangs and Kate
DinsmoOr Of Lawrence, Pi Phi sisters
of the bride from the Kansas univer-
sity chapter.
Effective arrangements of palms
ferns, roses, carnations and chrysan-
themums enhanced the attractivenes ess
of the house for the wedding and re-
ceptiOn- The ceremony was performed
in the drawing room, where the
flowers used were American Beauties.
with a wall of palms, ferns and smiIax
for background for the bridal party.
NUNS and in the dining room white
carnations with smilax and green
candles The brides gown was of
white crepe de chine with trimmings
Of real lace and her flowers We're white
roses. She wore long tulle veil
Miss Maud Bates was also in white and
carried pink rOsebuds. Mr.. and Mrs
BOardway left this afternoon for
Worcester Mass, where they will be
at home at No. Is Townsend street
receiving their friends after Janu-
ary i.
Miss Ware and Miss Jeanette
Ware had the assistance at their buffet
luncheon today for Miss Mary Gentry.
Of Kansas City, of Mrs. Rudolph Best
Of Fort Scott. Mrs Eugene Hunting
ton Ware, Mrs. Don Mulvane Miss
Mabel Marsh of Lawrence Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Louise KeTam. Miss
Helen Smith, Miss Allabele Troutman.
Miss Berenice Fuller and Miss Eleanor
Wheeler
The decorations were in green and
white, chrysanthemums being used
with palms, ferns and smilax. and the
rooms were lighted with candles The
hours were from half after II to half
after o'clock, and a large number
Of the young friends of the hostesses
took advantage of a delightful Oppor-
tunity to meet a very charming visit
ing girl.
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Morton
nave sent out after-Wedding cards an
nouncing the marriage of their dough
ter Ethel to Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell
"a ednesday, November 15 At home
after January L at 1912 Clay street.
Miss Mary Lakin and Mr.. John s.
Pullman were guests of honor at a fam
1ly luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs P
g. Chamberlain today. Tonight Mr..
Ned Osborn gives dinner at the F,lI5s
club for them. Following the dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Crawford win
entertain the bridal party and, the mem
bers of the Evening club at cards. Mr.
Crawford and Mr. Pullman were class
mates at Yale and Mr. Crawford is to
be one Of Mr. Pullman's attendants at
the wedding Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ouinton will i've
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell
Miss Eta Beck is giving an informal
thimble party today for Miss Pearl
Burdge, bride of next week The in
vitations, limited to members of the
Croneia club included Mrs Theodore
Van Deusen, Mrs. Frank Robinson
Mrs Earl r. Mcdowell Miss Burdpe
Miss Agnes Burdge, Miss Margaret Gil
Allan. Miss Nell Kirk, Miss ElzabetF
Gavitt, Miss Maud Van Houten. Miss
8ess Elder. Miss Ida Tinker Miss SaraF
Shull, Miss Frances Funk and Miss
Elizabeth Gregory.
Miss Ida Tinker viii entertain fol