The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-05

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An out of town wedding of interest
here which took place at half after
o'clock at the home Of the bride IN
Watunga, I. T.. was that of Miss Ro
Hotchkiss, daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
z. L. Hotchkiss. of Watunga, and DR..
/ hospital. The Rev. John Granger OF III
/ Reno. Ok, was the officiating clergyman
and the Episcopal marriage service was
read. The attendants were Master
/ Cleeman Kelly and Miss Winette
| Wheelock, ribbon bearers. The house
was decorated in yellow and white as
tiers, golden rod and ferns. The we'd
ding music included a song by Mrs
Ralph Skinner, D'Hardelot's All For
You, preceding the ceremony and the
1 wedding marches, the LohengTin pro-
/ cessiOnal for four hands, played by Mrs
/ Skinner and Mrs. Ward Piper of Wa
/ tunga and the Mendelssohn occasional
for two hands by Mrs. Skinner. The
4 bridal toilet was of white silk net over
/ taneta trimmed with bands of taffeta
/ and insertion. A girdle of silk, long
white glaee gloves and a bouquet of
white roses were further details Of the
costume The travelling toilet was
gray checked cloth suit with hat. gloves
and shoes to ma lch. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. DR.. and Mrs Kiene
will arrive in Topeka tomorrow and
will be at home at 1912 Sixth avenue,
west.
The date of the wedding OF Miss
Fanny Leland. daughter Of Mr.. Cyrus
Leland, Jr.. of Troy, and Mr. George
Chalmers Finley of Vinita, I. T., Is set
for Saturday. September 15 at 1870
o'clock.
The lambda Alpha sorority will open
their rushing season Friday evening
with Peter Pan dance at Steinberg' s.
A Peter Pan dance, it Is explained, is
q dance where all the girls wear Peter
Pan frocks and is very informal. IN
cidentally. no doubt, all the guests be-
lieve in fairies, but If they don't before
they go to the dance they will after
they arrive and see their youthful hos
tesses, who are as sweet and pretty as
girls can be and who will look espec-
| tally fetching in the uniformity of their
Peter Pans. Added interest viii be Civ
en- the event by the presence Of few
out of town guests and the members
of the sorority who have just returned
from summer vacation jaunts.
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The next Helianthus subscription
dance at Vinewood will take place Sep
TENDER Is. not Friday of this week as
Incorrectly announced yesterday
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The Topeka party which has been
camping at Maple Hill returned last
night. Mrs. Frank Grimes was the
chaperon.
A pretty wedding of the day and one
I of much interest to a wide circle OF
| friends here and in St. Marys, was that
Of Miss Nellie Donovan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Tim Donovan, 231 Madi-
son street, and Mr.. Richard Erbachet
of st. Marys. The marriage was solemn
| lied at eight o'clock this morning WITH
I a nuptial high mass by the Very Ftev
I Father F. NJ. Hayden, dean OF the
4 Church of the Assumption. The attend
1 ants were Miss Name Simpson OF Kan
/ sas City, Miss Anna Dewitt, Mr. +. n
I / Donovan OF Pittsburg, Pa, Mr. Hugl
II I.aW-lor of St Marys and Mr.. EdWare
1 Frbacher of Kansas City. The church
I was decorated with palms and about 25'
II guests attended the ceremony. Follow
ing it was a wedding breakfast Tor tn
! bridal party, relatives and close friends
] about thirty-five in all, at the Donovan
l home The decorations were IN palms
III ferns and asters. The table was decke.
III with asparagus fern and pink and Whit
III asters and a white wedding bell wa
III suspended above it from the fern drapet
III chandelier with garlandS of fern en-
l tvvined with ribbon extending to the fou
corners Of the table. The color schem
/ of pink and white was earned gu
throughout the wedding. The bride
Gown was of white crepe de chine owe
taffeta and trimmed with Irish poin
lace She wore a long tuile veil ant
/ carried brides roses. The two brides
maids wore white chiffon batiste frock
I with pink girdles and wore white pic
ture hats trimmed with plumes ana car
1 ried pink roses. The wedding ring VII
d which the ceremony was scale
was an heirloom of the Donova
family Mr.. and Mrs. Erbaeher went I
| Kansas City today and from there WI
J go to Colorado and Salt Lake City I
snsnd a few weeks. At home after DC
tober Is at St Marys. Among the out
of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. +
Donovan of Pittsburg, Pa, Mrs. WilliaI
80 Simpson. Miss Name Simpson, Mrs a
NJ. Stenger and Mr.. Edward Eroacne
= of. Kansas City, and Miss Margaret Mo
Z Givern of Chicago. Miss MeGivern
here for an extended visit to Mr.. an
y Mrs. Donovan.
The marriage Of Miss Bl2.~ - Hav
or ley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q
,e HaWley and Mr.. Walter E. Shoemake
of Kansas City was celebrated this al
al ternoon at three o'clock at the home {
is the brides parents, 1906 Harrison stree
1e the Rev. Thomas S. Young officiating
v The wedding guests were limited
V. relatives and intimate friends of tt
III bride and groom. The bride was a
m tended by one little maid, celia Sho'
e maker. who carried the wedding ring
re an American Beauty rose. MISS Ma
n Short, at the piano played the Wedoln
= marches Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker lie
this afternoon for Kansas City ar
will be at home after october Is at 4
Kensington avenue.
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at Nj. and Mrs. Frederick Weston Wi
&c son of Phoenix, Ariz., whose weddir
ct took place in Manhattan Saturda
were at the Copeland for three da.
and returned to Manhattan last nigf
, Mrs. Wilson was Miss Clare Ca