The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-11

J0URHl Al II IJRSDAX
ed by Miss Lillian Abraham as maid
Of honor. Miss Abraham wore q prin-
cess gown Of white faessa1ine and car
NUNS. The brides gown was of chif-
ion cloth, en- princess. built over taffeta
yelled in chiffon. The yoke and girdie
were of Irish crochet combined with
vaIenciennes lace. Her bouquet was Of
valley lilies and white roses. Mr.. John
Kane, of Bartlesville, O. T. was the
best man. The bridal party was pre-
ceded to the ceremony room by four
yellow girdles and carrying ropes Of
smilax. They were Miss Hazel Jones
Of Topeka, Miss Mary Slaughter of
Burlingame Kan. Miss Bess Cum
minis and Miss Lois Cook. Miss Grace
WEIGH Of Topeka, played the wedding
march and Hearts and Flowers" dur
ing the service. Little Sarah Hazel
Slaughter of BurlingaHne. Kan, car
ried the ring in yellow chrysanthe-
num- The ceremony was performed in
the living room before bank Of palms.
In the other rooms and In the hall,
bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums
decorated mantels, tables and cabinets.
Out Of town guests at the wedding
We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Leland Of OF.
tawa, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Leland
III, and Mr.. Maurice Breidenthal Of
Lawrence, Kan. Miss Grace Welcn aqd
Miss Florence WEIGH of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies LETT on a short
journey and VIII be at home after No
vember Is. at 81 North Valley street,
Grand View
Everybody will say. Served Him
Right when they read this from the
Atchison Globe: Here's what the men
are laughing about today: A certain
man took q certain woman out riding
last night. Way out beyond the Sol
diers' Orphans home he tried to kiss
her. The woman screamed, and
screamed, and screamed and TO pacify
her, the man got out Of the buggy She
made him walk home ahead Of the
buggy while she drove Every time he
tried to get back into the buggy, she
screamed, and screamed, and screamed
again.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church are invited to attend the first
meeting of the Ladies Aid society Fri
day at the home of Mrs. o. E. Walker
on the West Side Pike. 1t will be an
all day meeting and the women are re-
quested to bring their sewing, lunches
and friends. Those not having convey
anees and those having extra places in
their carriages are asked to be at the
manse at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mrs. J. F. Stanton, 1911 Western
avenue gave a party yesterday after
noon in celebration of her daughter
A1iIdred's seventh birthday. The hours
were from 4 to o'clock and the
guests were Eliza beth Moore. Marie
Sims, Eleanor Stoker. Lenna Marie
Norton, Mamie Zahner, Antoinette
West. Frances =Hammatt Helen Ores
ser LilIis drummer, Helen Poindexter,
Charlotte West, Dorothy Richardson,
Mary Poindexter, Elizabeth Edison,
Ruth Rooster, Helen Lucas, Doris
Jones, Helen Hollar. Berenice Nc
Keever, Julia CrisWell. Dorothy Nor
row, Mary Clark, Dorothy Crane, Mar
garet Connor Antoinette Clark, Mar
ian Rogers, Margaret Barker, Neoma
Hines, Mary Sampson, Louise Tinsman,
Virginia Taliaferro. 'Thelma Ryus,
Marian johnson, Samuel Lux, William
Drum Frank Thomas Edward Clark,
Lester Sare. Findlay Nell. Robert Cris-
well, Jack Merriam, DE Forest Josltn,
Harold Sare, Lucien TeFril. Donald
Taliaferro, Lyle Wilson. Philip samson,
Jovey TinSman ana Charles Gonnors-
Mrs. Stanton was assisted by Mrs L
c. Drummer Mrs. II. dresser. Miss
Mary Whitton. Miss7Ruth Brooke. Miss
Terry Miss Sue ROGERS. Miss Katha-
rine Lux and Miss Alta Lux.
Miss Mary @. Christian. a teacher in
the Industrial School for Boys, and Mr..
Max Yintlin of Emporia. were married
at o'clock Wednesday evening at the
Kansas Avenue NJ. f. parsonage by the
Rev. Mr.. Reed. They will be at home.
after October Is at SOC Market street,
Emporia-
Mrs W A Powers gave q children's
party Wednesday in her apartment at
the Kemper to celebrate her son Chal-
toms eighth birthday
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. F. W. Blackmar and her daugh-
ter Dorothy of Lawrence will leave
soon for the City of Mexico to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred G. Frost.
DR.. Ned Lewis of Kansas City, we'll
known here, was best man at the we'd
ding Of Miss Gertrude Shukert and
Mr. Hal Chambers Brent II. which
took place at st. Georges Episcopal
church last night and was one of the
fashionable weddings of the week in
Kansas City.
Mr.. Paul Walker was in Kansas City
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Davis will go to Kansas
City to spend Horse show week with
her aunt Mrs. Robert T. Herrick.
Mr.. Ed O'Neil is in lola to attend the
wedding of Mr.. Glen D. Finney. who
was graduated from Washburn college
IN the class of 1900, and Miss Verne
Hills.
Mrs ". ]. Black who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs David
Atchison in Leavenworth and Mr.. Black
who has been in Topeka on business
will leave today for their home in Chi
cago.
Mr.. George Hayden of Wetmore spent
yesterday with his brother, Mr.. Dick
Hayden.
Mrs. Scott Moore and her daughter
Elizabeth. Miss Ruth Hayden and her
Fuckers