The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-19

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Miss Eleanor Wheeler has asked the
following guests for supper tonight in
compliment to BIr. and Mrs. Jack Dill
Ion of Kansas City; Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Florence, Rossington
Miss Lottie Atchison. Miss Marjorie
Wheeler. Mr.. Thomas L. King, Mr..
Dan Hammatt. Mr. Harry Scandrett,
Mr.. John c. Waters and Mr. Leslie
Guild.
A wedding of much interest to a
large circle of friends was celebrated
last night at the home Of Dr.. and
Mrs. Levi c.. Wasson, 1901 Buchanan
street, when their daughter. GeOrgiana
Margaret was married to Mr.. Elmer =.
Bloom. The Very Rev James Philip de
Bevers Kaye, dean Of Grace cathedral
performed the ceremony which took
place at half after eight o'clock in the
drawing room which was decorated
for the occasion in green and white.
white cosmos blossoms being used
against a background of palms. ferns,
and ropes of smilaX. The wedding
music included d'Hardelot's All For
You sung before the ceremony by Miss
Emma Dennis. and the wedding
marches which were played by Miss
Helen Otis. The brides mother, ow-
ing to the illness of her father, gave
her in marriage. The bride and groom
entered the drawing room unattended
except by the formers little nephew,
Douglass Bowman, who carried the
wedding ring on white satin cush-
ion. SmilaX ropes, defining an aisle
from the foot of the stairway to the
drawing room were held by Miss Phil
Reed, Miss Gladys Scott, Doris Bow
man Of Kansas City and Willard Bow
man, another nephew of the bride. The
bridal toilet was of white swiss
trimmed with val lace and swiss en-
broidery with which was worn a gold
girdle and a long tulle veil. In place
of the bridal bouquet a white prayer
book was carried A reception follow
ed the ceremony. Dr. and Mrs Was
son, Miss Roberta WATSON Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Sutlihe Bowman and
MIR. and Mrs. Orville Bowman of Kan
Sas City received the guests and the
friends asked to assist were Mr.. and
Mrs. John =. Frost, Dr.. and Mrs.
Chester 3. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
A Scott, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bower,
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Bunger, Mr..
Thomas Grey Kennedy of Junction
City. Miss Mary Frost, Mrs. Arthur
Mills, Mrs Charles Kleinhans, Miss
Augusta Dewey, Miss Grace Otis, Miss
Crowther. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom have
gone to Kansas City to spend a week
and viii at home after December / at
422 Sixth avenue, west
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Bear will enter
tain the Professionals at dinner Satur-
day evening to be followed by cards.
The Beta sorority of washburn will
give a dinner Friday evening of next
week at the home of Miss Agnes
Burdge in Potwin Place.
A feature of the programme of the
state equal suffrage meeting to be held
IN Lopeka Friday and Saturday will
pc Lne nrst public appearance here
OF Professor Peteroyitch Kissing. VIC
lintst, and Miss Brunette Walter. vo-
calist, who have recently opened a. stu
dlo mere Both will appear on the
programme Friday evening, Mr.. Bliss
Ing with Wienawski's "a Legend and
MISS Waiter in a number Of songs
among them one of Mr.. Bissing's com
POSITIONS Mr. Kissing will also pIav
some OF his own music. Mrs Ell q
roster VIII sing Friday afternoon and
evening.
A new club. "the Varsity DANCING
club, will be organized this evening
at steinberg's hall. The membership
OF this club VIII be made up of college
ana university students, including some
from the medical law. fine arts and
Liberal arts departments of Wash
Durn, some ex-Washburn students and
some graduate students of other ,Ini-
versities who live in Topeka.
At the dinner given Tuesday even
4uS al the ThrOOp by the Wash h1171,
Dramatic club for Professor and Mrs
O. B. Towne, the club presented Mr..