The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-10
In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Mrs. O'Brien and A. ". Knowles
to We'd.
Ceremony Will Take Place This
Evening.
ON LONG BRIDAL TRIP.
viii Leave at Once for Visit in
California.
" At Home at Residence 3I9
Topeka Avenue.

president of the Bank of Topeka. which
Will take place at half after seven
o'clock this evening at the home of the
former, 319 Topeka avenue. The Rev
Francis L. Hayes viii perform the
ceremony which will be attended by
only the members of the immediate
families of Mrs. O'Brien and Mr..
Knowles, including Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
| Akers, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Knowles,
and Mr.. and Mrs. {. o. Knowles. They
will leave tonight on a wedding trip to
California and viii be at home upon
their return at 319 Topeka avenue. The
prominence of Mrs. O'Brien and Mr..
Knowles in social and BUSINESS circles
during a long residence in Topeka
makes their marriage one of the most
important Of the season and the fact
that its announcement Will come as
surprise to many Of their acuuaintances
gives it additional interest. There have
been frequent reports recently that Mrs.
o Brien would go this winter to New
York where she formerly lived for d
permanent residence and It will be an
occasion of much qualification to her
many friends here that her plans We're
of a different nature and viii not take
her away from Topeka.
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Mrs. John James ingalls, of Oak
Ridge. Atchison, has announced the en-
SuS|ll-tlt u iAtl uduEAlAcA 4lSt ~ NJ T.
Arthur James Davis, lieutenant Of the
Ninth cavalry, stationed Il Fort Leav-
enworth. The wedding viii take place
in the spring. Miss Ingalls, is. the young
est daughter of Mrs. ingalls, and the
late Senator ingalls, and a very beautl-
full, talented and charming girl. She
has visited Mrs. William W. Wfkidsl
and other friends in Topeka ard has
wide acquaintance here.
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Bullene. daughter of Mrs. Alice Bullene
of Denver and Mr.. Chester Woodward
of Topeka will take place a six o'clock
tonight at Trinity church. Denver Miss
Bullene is the daughter OF Mrs. Alice
Bullene Of Denver. formerly Of Law
renee. and a granddaughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lathrop Bullene of Lawrence. She
was educa ted at the University al Kan
sas where she was a member of The r.
Beta Phi sorority and after her grad
uation did newspaper work in Denver
and Colorado Springs. Size is an un-
usually clever and attr2ftive young
woman and has many friends IN Tops
ka through visits to her aunt, Mrs. F.
c. Gay when she lived here and to Mrs.
Eugene Huntington Ware. Mr.. Wood
ward is also graduate of the state
university and is a Phi Psi He is
son of Mrs. R. ". woodward Of Bryn-
wood. Lawrence. and has lived in To-
peka for about seven or eight years
Mrs b. W. Woodward and Mr. and Mrs.
B. D Woodward Of Lawrence MT. Fred
Bullene OF Topeka and Mr.. Frederick
NJ Harris of Ottawa are the Kansas
relatives and friends who viii attend
the wedding tonight. Dean Hart CT
Denver Will read the service, Miss
Madge Bulene. the brides sister. viii
be her maid of honor. and Mr. Frederick
Harris CT Ottawa viii be Mr.. Wood
wards attendant. MIR. and Mrs. Wool
ward win come to Topeka Immediately
where their apartment at the Leilax
corner of IIuntoon street and Topeka
avenue is ready for occupancy. a Nv
weeks later they will take their vel
ding trip TO Philadelphia and New York
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Cav
lit and Mr.. John Marquis Brunt which
will take place this evening at the
home Of the brides father. Mr. W. w.
GaVitt, SO Fifth street, east, is one OF
the largest events Oh the social calen-
dar OF the week. The ceremony viii
take place at o'clock and the Rev.
Francis L. Hayes viii officiate. The
bride will De given in marriage by her
father and Will be attended by Miss
Nell Kirk. maid of honor, her cousins
Ruth Gavitt and Hazel Graves, ribbon
girls. and Master Raymond Hemphill,
ring bearer. Miss Anna Purcell al the
piano viii play the wedding march and
Nj. Ed Arnold viii be best man. The
house will be deliberately decorated in
green and white. Palms, ferns, snailax
and asparagus fern Will be employed
in the usual manner. Palms viii bank
the bow window in the drawing room
where the wedding party will stand
during the ceremony and viii form the
background in all the rooms for white
cosmos blossoms which will be used
profusely. The chandeliers. windows
ard doorways will be hung and man
ties banked with smilax and asparagus
fern viii wind the balustrade of the
stairway Paper hearts in green and
OF
all the doorways. The brides gown is
of white Japanese silk fashioned on
modified Princess model and trimmed
with Duchesse and rose point lace
from her mothers wedding gown. She
will wear the groOm's bridal gift, gold
bracelet set with five diamonds and
long tulle veil and carry a shower Of
brides roses and her mothers wedding
handkerchief of point lace The maid
Of honor will be in white point d'esprit
over nile green taffeta trimmed with
folds Of white taffeta, Irish crochet lace
and tucl1s of pale green panne. Her
bouquet viii be Of pink roses. The lit
tie ribbon girls Will wear white frocks
with pale green sashes. sleeve and
shoulder bows and the ring bearer VIII
be dressed IN white and will carry the
Wedding ring in a Gala lily. Miss Anna
Purcell viii wear white crepe de cine
and Mrs Harry Gavitt and Mrs. Cor
rington Gavitt. both recent brides, who
VIII be in the receiving party will wear
their wedding gowns Miss Gavitts
gifts to her maid OF honor and Miss
Purcell are white fans with steel
sequins. and to each of the children in
the bridal party she gives signet rings.
MT Brunt's gift to Mr. Arnold is
pearl scarf pin. A large number of in
vitations were issued for the wedding
and the reception which will follow.
The guests win be received by Mr.. w
". Gavitt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry z. Cav
lit and Mr. and Mrs. Corrington Cav.
itt Others in the. receiving line viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Brunt Of Man
haitian parents Of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs g. w Smith of Manhattan, DR..
and Mrs. c. W. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Downey OF Kansas City. The
friends asked to assist are Mrs. H. l.
Alki1e, Mrs C w Snyder. Mrs NJ. F.
SouthWick Mrs " Il. Cnshing Mrs.