The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-12

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Miss Mary Walker will entertain in
formally Saturday morning for Mrs.
Charles s. Stewart of Elmwood, Ill.
Miss Louise McNeal is entertaining
the members of the Esoteric club and
some other friends at cards at the
Country club today for her cousin,
Miss Ruby McNeal of Guthrie, Okla.
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Miss Meryl Parks, 927 Western ave-
nue., gave a luncheon for a small COM
pany today in honor of her guest, Miss
Florence Hill of Beloit
The victim of jealousy is like the
victim of tuberculosis he always de-
MES it. OF course he has to admit that
there's something the matter with him
but he calls it by other names. Every
body is ashamed of jealousy and with
reason, but jealousy is inseparable
from love. As Robert Louis Stevenson
it is
An exceedingly pretty church we'd
ding and one of interest to Topekans
many Of whom We're present was that
of Miss Esther Mae Legler Of Valley
Falls, and Mr.. Clarence Edwards
BurgsOn of Medicine Lodge, which was
celebrated last evening at O'Clock in
the First Methodist Episcopal church
at Valley Falls, the Rev. Mr.. Braden
officiating.
The bride, brunette of piquant
beauty, looked charming in a gown Of
white crepe de chine over white taffeta
silk. 1t was made after the princess
style with hand run tucks and trimmed
with Nalenciennes lace and with real
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with cluster of orange blossoms. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Meta
K. Legler, as maid of honor, and Miss
Isua McCammon of Valley Falls. Miss
Fac Farrar of Kansas City. Mo, Mrs.
Charles Joseph Kaul of Holton, and
Miss Louise NJ. Lodge of Topeka, as
bridesmaids. The maid of honor was
gowned in pink and white silk or
candle trimmed with pale green chif-
fon and the bridesmaids wore gowns
of organdie. Two white and two pink
They carried shower bouquets of sweet
peas, as did the bride hers being pure
white and her attendants carrying
pink and white ones.
George w Legler, brother Of the
bride, attended Mr.. Burgson as his best
man and the ushers We're Mr. Webdell
H Cloud of KioWa, Mr.. Christopher H.
Moore of Valley Falls, MI ChaFtes
Joseph Kaul of Hiolton and MI FRED
q Tegler of Valley Falls a cousin OF
little nephew of the bride, was the
ring bearer. and carried the ring in a
bouquet of sweet peas.
Mrs Clifford F. Hall of Kansas city,
Mo- a sister of the bride, presided at
the organ. playing the Lohengrin we'd
ding march for professional ana
MendelssOhn's for a recessionaA Be
fore the ceremony Mr. Guy IIngle OF
Leavenw sang Dudley BUCK
| ssThou Art Nine" Decorations in the
church were green and white. After
the services in the church there was a
reception at the Legler home, OAK
HILL" and the decorations there We're
red in the library, white and green IN
the reception room and pink IN the
dining room Mr.. and Mrs. Burgson
left Valley Falls last evening Tor an
/ extended wedding tour at the concur
sion of which they viii go to Medicine
! Lodge where they viii make their
home.
The other day a girl gave man
| friend whom she has known tor long
time and in whose work she is sfeatis
| Interested a serious lecture on his short
I comfngs. weaknesses and general Iali-
ipgs 1t was a genuine, old-fashIoned
/ .ttalking-to' like mother used TO MAKE
and was not sugar coated Dlt- W me
] she was lecturing him the man ire
/ auently interrupted her with replies to
/ her arguments, denials, and refutations
of her charges. He sulked and pouteu
/ and said that he had never known any
one with more fool notions or nastleI
way of expressing them. But when the
girl had finished her drastic treatment
I She began to apply soothing salVe 1ol
the relief of his hurt vanity and tOlc
him of his good points, praised his Wofk
and prophesied a brilliant success Iol
4 him in case he followed some OF bel
suggestions. The man was consider
ablv Modified. I admit" he sale
blandly, that there is good deal te
what you say and that last suggestion
is not a bad one In some Respects
you have remarkable judgment for
womaA -
Mrs. John Clark Harmon is enter
tanning the Fillmore street whist club
at Green Tree Lodge today.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn Franz
zane daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. A n
Zane 1715 Clay street, and the Rev
Walter Grant Smith of New York tool
place at noon yesterday at the home
Of the brides aunt Mrs. Pedrick, IL
/ Ocean City, N. J. The Rev. Mr.. STnltl
was formerly pastor Of the Euclid Ave
nue. Methodist church. They viii max
their home in Norwood. Mass
Helen Whitfield gave a birthday part.
this afternoon for her cousin, Franco
Chilson, of South McAlister. Thos
present We're: Harry Leland Bone, Mil
bred Bone. Kathryn Clark, Doris Roser
/ Francis Walsh. Jennie Scott of Carbon
dale and Alice Flynn Of st. Joseph.
Mrs. T. D. Graham entertained tn
Mission Study club yesterday Afternoon
at her home on West sixth street. He
guests We're Mrs. J. W, Going, Mrs r