The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-01

chiffon, made over taffeta of changeable
nile green and pale yellow and the hat
was of white val lace with broad tulle
ties fastened under the chin. Her gloves
We're cream glace and her bouquet was
Of white hyacinths. The bridesmaids
were all goWned exactly alike in en-
brOidered chiffon of shaded yellow over
deeper yellow slips. The skirts were
round length, ACCORDION plated and
trimmed with black velvet bebe ribbon
in Greek key design and there was q
touch of black velvet on the bOdices-
The sleeves were elbow length and they
wore long cream glace gloves and black
picture hats of medium size trimmed
with black Dlumes and ruchings OF
black maline. Their flowers were enOr-
nous arm bouquets of yellow roses
with long streamers of pale yellow tulle.
The mems gloves and Ascot cravats
were gray and they wore bOutOnieres
of white hyacinths, except the groom
whose bOutOniere was, like the brides
bouquet, of valley lilies Mrs. Bennett
r. Wheeler wore a handsome toilet of
rose pink broadcloth trimmed with old
BRUCE lace and her pink hat was trim
med with many plumes in pink and rose
shades. Mrs. n. Burrows Bubb of Viii
Transport was in a violet broadcloth
gown trimmed with duchess lace and a
violet velvet hat with white plumeS.
The Wheeler residerce in Potwin
where a reception for a limited number
of guests was given after the ceremony,
was subjected to an uncOmmOnly elan
crate and beautiful decorative treat
ment. Alabama smilax was used in all
the rooms. In the hall the stairway was
wreathed with the vines and the newell
posts were topped with great punches
of white carnations. In the reception
room where Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Burr OWS Bubb re-
ceived the guests American Beauty
roses supplemented the snilax. The bow
window was transformed into bower
of greenery and here the bride and
groom stood to receive the fluctuations
of their friends. A great fambeau of
ma gnifcent American Beauties stood in
the background and the portieres at the
window embrasure were covered with
a lattice Of smilax and American Beau
ties and held back with big punches of
the roses. Elambeau bouquets of the
roses We're disposed effectively through
out the room and the grill in the door
way leading to the library was covered
with smilaX. studded with Liberty roses.
I'm the library yellow roses filled vases
and bowls and in the dining room white
flowers were used with the green. The
bridesmaids table, i'm this room, had
| center mirror plateau, wreathed with
smilax tied with white ribbons, on
which rested silver eandelabra set
with white candles. At the four corners
Z were jugs filed with lilies of he-valley,
/ each the center of a wreath of smilaX
/ and lilies. The table was bare except
/ for a handsome lace luncheon set. The
! brides table in the library where sup
/ per was served for the bridal party after
/ the reception, was long table with
! big Marie AntOiuette basket filled with
! yellow roses, and surrounded by
| wreath of valley lilies and white hya-
! cinths, for a centerpiece. Tall can
/ delabra with white candles were at each
| end of the table. White candles were
1 used TO light the house throughout.
The brides gifts to her maids were
/ gold bangle bracelets. Mr.. Bubb gave
/ his attendants silver card cases bear
/ ing their mOnOgrams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bubb left last
night for New York city, where they
! will spend two weeks before they go
] to their home in Williamsport. They
/ Will receive their friends after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Burrows Bulb, the
/ parents of the groom, who were here
/ for the wedding. left this morning for
| WiIliamsport. The brothers of the
/ groom. Mr.. George f. Bulb, and Mr..
! Van Brown, all of WilhamspOrt, left
| with them but will stop in St Louis
to attend dinner to be given in their
honor. Miss Lottie AtchisOn viii be
/ here two or three days longer before
/ she goes back to LeavenWOrth and
Mrs John B. Mitchell of Providence,
| Rhode Island is still with her sister,
/ Mrs Wheeler.
Among the other out Of town guests
( were Mr. and Mrs. William J. Black
of Chicago, Miss Susan Gay and Miss
I Josephine Cay of Kansas City, Mr..
Mrs. DOrr Norton and Mrs. Harry
Weaver of Kansas City.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Agnes Legler
of Valley Falls to Mr.. Clifford F. Hall
Of (tffv Missouri The