The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-16
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the street fair which will be devoted
to charity.
The following account of the Price
McPhillamey wedding, from the Kan
sas City Star, will be of interest to To-
peka friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Phillamey. The Price family lived IN
Topeka at 915 Western avenue until
recently:
Miss Maude Price, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. p. W. Price, was married
last night at 1880 o'clock to Mr.. George
McPhillamey Of Topeka at the Price
home, 14o3 Benton boulevard. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
j. B. Welty of the Fourth Presbyterian
church before relatives and Immediate
friends Of the families. The brides
gown was made of white Paris muslin
and valenciennes lace and her bouquet
was bride roses. There was one at
/ tendant, the brides sister Miss Min
ME Price, who was in white organdy
and carried pink carnations. The
wedding music was played by Miss
Vivian Rush of Topeka. The decora-
tons were very simple and effective.
The ceremony was performed under a
canopy of green and white, banked
with palms and flowers. The door
ways were decorated with ribbon
portieres, those in the parlor being
green and white, the prevailing colors.
The dining room was done with pink
and white flowers and the hall with
red Mr. and Mrs. McPhillamey after
their return from a wedding trip will
! be at home after July 10, 521 Taylor
street, Topeka.
Miss Maud Martin of Rockford.
Illinois, who has frequently visited
/ Mrs. II. B. HOgeboom in Topeka and
has many friends here, and Mr.. Max
/ Maier of Chicago, formerly of To-
/ peka, will be married Tuesday even
/ ing Of next week at the brides home
/ in Rockford. They will live in Chi
/ cago. Miss Emile Maier viii leave
Sunday for Rockford to attend the
wedding.
/ AIthea Watson was the little hostess
at a lawn fete yesterday at her par
/ rents, Mr.. and Mrs T. W Watson
! residence on Topeka avenue in cele-
/ bration of the birthday anniversary of
/ her friend Hester Barber. The hours
were from two to five o'clock. The
girls and boys asked were Emily
Seery, Dorothy Barber, Laura South
wick, Bertha Kitchell, Ruth Bauer
/ Marie Cope, Marie Koontz, Frances
/ McClintock, Gertrude Evarts, Ruth
/ Wilson. Doris Evans, Gladys Guild,
/ May Thomas. Edith Switzer, Mildred
4 Morton, Mary Clark. Margaret Ray,
/ Helen Louise Crosby Miriam and
Ruth Foster, Annabel Garvey, Au-
gusta Taylor, Florence Towne. Arthur
/ Nichols Chappen Foote, Willis Gar
vey, Phillip Samson. Abe Affron
/ Wendell Switzer. Louis and Raymond
/ Taylor, Emmett Taylor, Lawrence
/ SeerY, Emmett Van Frank.
Miss Helen Estey will entertain a
few Of her friends tonight compliment
/ tary to her guests, Misses Christina
and Gertrude Hull of Salina.
Miss Eleanor Lukens viii give a
small and informal dinner tonight for
Miss Cora Goddard.
The annual testimonial and certificate
recital of the piano pupils of Miss An
I mia Parry Bundy will be given this ev-
I ening at the First Christian church.
/ Miss Clara Crumb and Mr. Vincent
/ Graham, reader and baritone will assist
/ on the programme Miss O'Daniel of
/ Manhattan and Miss Norma Holman
viii receive teachers certificates. Mrs.
/ Cyrus Guthrie, Miss Harper of Nenoken.
Miss McClain OF Dover, Miss Zoe
/ Moody. Mrs. J. ". Bechard and Miss
! Van Dorp will receive testimonials Mr.
L. D. Whittemore will make the pre-
1 sensations.