The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-25


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An unusual feature of the decora-
tons at the luncheon given today by
Mrs Albert T. Reid for Miss Marjorie
wheeler was. the eenferpiecea which in
stead of being formed of flowers or
greens was three dolls dressed to rep
resent bridal party of bishop, bride
and groom. The bishop was in his
ecclesiastical robes, the bride wore a
gown of white brocaded satin with a
long court train and d tulle veil and
the groom was in fashionably correct
afternoon dress. A Cluny lace lunch
con set was used on the bare table,
yellow shaded candles in cut glass
place cards We're done in water colors
with a Cupid design and the favors
were miniature trunks tied with white
satin ribbons and filed with candies.
among them old fashioned motto
hearts. The guests included Miss
Wheeler the members of her bridal
party and Mrs. Dean r. Low of
Chelsea, L. T.
A rolling stone may not gather any
moss but rolling story collects
a-plenty.
At a beautiful luncheon given in
Topeka yesterday for a January bride
the table decorations were all in pink
and lavender and the fact that these
are the coIors of the Greek letter
to be greatly interested in the young
hostess was probably merely coin
cidence. The centerpiece was
mound of violets and pink rosebuds,
candles had pink shades adorned with
artificial Violets and the name cards
were done in water colors in designs
of violets and rOsebuds. The favors
were big punches of vioIets tied with
pink and violet ribbon and the ice
cream was nodded in the form of a
Cupid standing upon a pink rose. Heart
shaped violet cakes and diamond
shaped pink cakes tied with pink and
lavender ribbons were served and the
cOlOrs reappeared in other details of
the luncheon which was one of the
most artistic and beautiful of a num-
Der of notable ante-wedding entertain
ments being given for a very popular
bride.
Mrs Early w. Poindexter has re-
called her invitations for tomorrow
afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
Clarence Poindexter on account of
the Unexpected early departure of the
latter for California. She left today
with her mother, Mrs. Richard
Gundry. who has been visiting her, for
Los Angeles to spend two months.
When you ask a girl who takes her
piano playing seriously and thinks
about it as her Art. with an upper
case A. to play for you, it is better to
preserve a respectful, not to say rev.
erential silence. Still. a girl WHO holds
such views of her Art ought to know
better than to play for a chattering
company whose one idea of music is a
cheerful noise as an encouraging ac-
compartment to gossip
Atchison Globe, Wednesday, The
marriage of Miss Marion Ingalls, and
DR.. Jesse Edwards Hunt viii be cele-
brated in Trinity church tomorrow
evening at half past seven o'clock and
will be followed by a reception at Oak
ridge, the home of the brides mother,
MIS- John James Ingalls, The recep-
ton guests will include the bridal party,
the relatives. and girlhood friends of
the brides mother The out of town
guests will be Mrs. Andrew Marshall,
of Nashville Tenn; DIR. and Mrs. E. G.
Blair. Mrs. Chester Snyder. Miss Grace
Griffin, Alice Butts. Roysterer Moore,
Henry Schott, Charles Lindmiller, DR..
E. P Malett, of Kansas City, Miss
Simonds and Gaylord Zwick of St
Joseph: Lieutenant Arthur J. Davis. L.
S. A, and Lieutenant L. w Patterson,
u s. A. Fort I1eavenworth, and Mrs.
VIII Wflzidal of Topeka.
This is notice that a certain woman
is getting herself talked about because
she doesn't entertain her card club.
albuquerque. n. NJ Citizen: G. w.