The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-26

The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Cooper Of Abilene and DR.. Harry H.
itaazlett of Topeka which was cele-
brated Wednesday evening az the
home Of the brides parents, MT anu
Mrs. Samuel A. Cooper, was marked
by q very pretty, but simple ceremony
and reception The Rev. Robert n.
Spencer OF The Episcopal church OF
junction city performed the ceremony
and about seVenty-five guests were
present The ceremony took place IN
der q canopy of smtlaX starred pS
many tiny cOlOred incandescent llghts-
AIRS. a. Nieper sang before the cere-
m03ly Mrs Nina Kieffer played the
wedding marches and the sole attend
any was Katharyn kfetIer, ring bearer.
THE brides gown was Of white chilloA
r4fumsd with point lace ana her pou-
Etet was brides roses. She wore the
foBms wedding gift, brooch OF dla-
8nonds and pearls a wedding supper
Followed the ceremony rms "as
fNerVeu at quartette tables and one long
{ table for the bridal party which was
decorated in pink and white with PINK
roses and white ribbons Dr. and Mrs.
Haziett left that evening for Kansas
City TO spend a few days. They Will
return to Topeka and be at home at
@the Kem2er whore they viii receive
their friends after January l.
Mrs William w Wikidal enter
tanned the Friday Whist club this
Afternoon The guests and substitutes
were Mrs Walter Roy Ranney Of Ar
Kansas City, Mrs Joseph Morgan, Mrs
William p. Hunt Mrs. Edward b. Hill,
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Mrs Robert
y. Carver and Miss Helen. smith.
The skating rink viii be reserved
tonight fer the members Of the
Heliauthus club and their men and
girl friends who viii enjoy the first OF
series of subscription skating parties
sinilar to those given late last season
VITA much success
Mrs. Chester B. Reed gave a Hal
lnWeen luncheon followed by bridge
Tor the Friday Bridge club this after
noon Luncheon was served. at one
o'clock and covers were laid for
twelve including. members of the club
and Mrs. Willis A. COston and Mrs.
Arthur N. Mills, substitutes. The cen
ferplece was "a yellow pun pkin shell
filed with autumn fruits and The
4ayors were small pumpkin men.
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Mrs. Harry i. Schaum Of Kansas
City, formerly of Lawrence has an
nounced the engagement Of her
daughter Miss Madge Lyman Schaum,
ID. ID. S, to DR.. John s. weaver The
marriage viii take place November
4. During their long residence in
Lawrence the Schaum family became
Wen known in Kansas. Miss Schaum
was graduated from the University of
Kansas where she was a menbe of
the Theta sorority and after the death
of her father. a Lawrence business
man, she studied dentistry and has had
an Office in Kansas City for number
Of years She is clever and. attrae-
tive young woman who has been in
Topeka frequently and has a number
OF acquaintance here among the
members of the dentists profession
and her contemporaries at K. T. DR..
Weaver is also a graduate of the Uni
yersity now praeucing medicine in
Kansas City.
Mrs. Harold T. Chase entertained the
Duplicate Whist club this afternoon.
The Music Study club met today with
Mrs. w II. Bowlby at her home on Fill
more street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Priddy Of Elmont
have sent out after wedding cards an
nouncing the marriage at their home