The Topeka state journal., 1905-11-26

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noon cards for Mrs. Z. r. Hamilton
Of Sacramento. California.
Miss Miriam Bunker, informal even
fnf cards for Miss Pearl Burdge.
Tuesday.
Duplicate Whist club, Mrs. Fred
erick w. Freeman, hostess.
Wednesday.
Evening wedding Of Miss Pearl
BurdEe and Mr.. Lawrence Banks of st.
Louis at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Burdge in
Potwin.
high school girls subscription dance
at Steinberg's-
Thursday.
Northumberland college Thanks
giving game on Washburn field.
Second Assembly dance at Stein
berg's-
Helianthus danes at Steinberg's.
Esetoris club, evening cards at the
residence Of Misses Alice and Virginia
Dr. and Mrs. w. A. McCarter, dinner
for the Washburn football eleven.
The largest and most fashionable
wedding Of the year was sOlemnized
last night at Grace cathedral when
Miss Mary Nickerson Lakin, daughter
OF Mrs. David Long Lalgin, was mar
Fied to Mr.. John Stephenson Pullman
OF Bridgeport, Connecticut. Following
the ceremony at the church was a re-
cepuon at the Lakin residence on
Western avenue. The wedding and re-
cepdon were attended by several hun
Qrsd guests, and were the most I'M
portant events OF a month of much en-
tsrtaintng and many festivities. The
wedding ceremony took place at eight
o'clock and was read by the Right
Reverend Frank r. M1llspaugh, bishop
OF Kansas. assisted by the Very Rev.
James Philip de Bevers Kaye, dean of
Grace cathedral. The wedding music
1a-TT
the church organist. The bridal party
included Mrs. Harry C. Ashby, matron
OF honor, Miss Alice LalEin. maid OF
honor. Miss Edith Kohlsaat and Miss
Theodore Schwarz Of Chicago. Miss
Mary Meade and Miss Elizabeth
Meade, bridesmaids, DR.. Jay Pullman
Of Brooklyn brother of the groom
best man, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr. Sam
uel LaIkin, Mr.. George Crawford, Mr..
Ned Osborn, Mr.. Clarence Lalxin of st.
Louis. Mr. John Waters and Mr..
Archie Williams, ushers. The brides
uncle, Mr.. J. NJ. Meade gave her in
marriage.
The church decorations were in
green and white. Tall palms and many
ferns banked the chancel walls and
steps and clusters of white chrysan-
themums were on the altar which was
lighted by candles, and elsewhere in
the chancel- The gOWning of the
bridal party carried out color scheme
OF pink and white. The bride looked
particularly lovely in an empire gown
of beautiful rose point lace, a wedding
gift to her mother from her father,
combined with net over taffeta yelled
with chiffon she wore a long tulle
veil fastened in her couture with lilies
OF the valley and carried an arm
bouquet of the valley lilies. The
matron of honor was IN pink crepe de
chine and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS. The maid of honor wore white
crepe de chine with pink girdle. The
bridesmaids were in charming gowns Of
ia 81 -ar4n-
taneta with pink girdles. They all
carried pink chrysanthemums and
wore court veils with pink fOrget-me-
not Wreaths.
At the house where the reception
was held quantities of Alabama smilaX
palms, ferns, white and pink chrysan-
themums and bridesmaids and Amer
lean Beauty roses decorated the at
traCtive rooms and made an effective
background for a brilliant company.
The friends assisting Mrs. Lakin at
the reception We're. Mrs. J. L. Tufts
of Evanston, Ill. Mrs. J. H. Davies of
Atchison, Mrs. Hudson and Miss Hud-
son OF FredOnia, Mrs. Marshall War
ren OF EmpOria, Mrs. Percy Eckhart
of Chicago, Mrs. Parsons and Miss
Parsons OF Chanute, Mrs. Corning and
Miss Sallie Corning of Boulder, Col.
Miss Helen Kohlsaat of Chicago, Miss
Lou johnson Of Kansas City, Miss
Mary Gentry Of Kansas City Mrs I. S.
Lauc6, MIS-. Frank MuIspaugh. Mrs.
J. p Kaye, Mrs. L. II. Mum, Mrs. J.
w. Farnsworth, Mrs Mary O'Brien,
Mrs. =. n. Perry, Mrs. James Belcher,
Mrs. A. II. Bates, Mrs. n. r. Handy,
Mrs. p G. Chamberlain, Mrs Holiday,
Mrs. c. K. Holiday Mrs. T. J. Kellam,
Mrs. Archie Kellam, Mrs. Edward
Wilder, Mrs. G. C. Gage. Mrs. J. C.
Ware, Miss Jeanette Ware, Mrs. Ben
jamin i. ASers, Mrs. w. A. I.
Thompson, Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Esther Younge, Miss Belle Ward,
III
Helen Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman left last night
for Colorado for a few DAYS and will
return to Topeka to spend Thanks
giving. Afterwards they leave for a
southern trip and viii visit Mrs Pull
mans brother, Mr.. Burr Lakin. in
New Ork. and Mr.. Pullman's mother,
Mrs. Joseph Pullman, in Brooklyn be-
fore they go to Bridgeport where they
viii be at home after January 8.
Out of town guests here for the
Wedding included Mrs. Joseph Pull
man and Dr. JAY Pullman of BROOKLYN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Eckhart Misses
Edith and Helen kohlsaat and Theo-
dora SchWarZ of Chicago, Mrs. J. L.
TUFTS of Evanston, MI Clarence Lakin
or st. Louis Mrs. John II. Davies OF
AtchisOn, Mrs. Hudson and Miss Hud-
son OF Fredonia, Mrs. Charles Parsons
and Miss Alice Parsons OF Chauute
Mrs. George Corning and Miss Sallie
Corning OF Boulder, Colo, Miss Caro-
line Dickey Of Minneapolis, Miss Mar
5orie Davis of Chicago. Miss Lou
Johnson Of Kansas City and Mrs. Mar
shall Warren of Emporia.
All the members of the high school
sororities and fraternities by whom
as by all her pupils Mrs Pullman
was so generally loved and admired
during the four or five Years when she
was Instructor of English in the high
school were asked to the wedding.
Among other events of interest in
local society circles next week is the
Elks vaudeville which opens at the
Auditorium Monday night with nightly