The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-01

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and the most successful
from every standpoint that has
been given at the Country club
was tne japanese fete in con-
nection with the regular fort
Z2Tsa4fV dance for club members and
their Assnsf3ss last night The rooms
and verandas OF the club house were
very effectively decorated with Jap
anese umbrellas and fans and with big
Ssrd4uieres filled with midsummer field
and garden flowers and we're lighted
with 1apansse lanterns. An impro-
Figed sailing around the galleries sup
ported dozens Of the lanterns and the
s61Hct from the foot Of the hill was
perttozziaFly pretty. Punch was served
sn the outside dining room which was
sqrsned by a wistarta hung trellis.
The company was the largest which has
hononed an entertainment at the club
Ninoe opening night and included about
Two hl1dred members and their fami-
haa
Thers WIN be a Harvest Home cele-
bEattcu at the club Friday evening,
September 4S and q Halloween party
witch VAL close the entertaanIn erts for
r. M#
A dsnusT WIS given at the Topeka
Cl4b hg some Of his men friends
THURSDAY night IN honor Of Mr.. W. W.
Storey who LEFT yesterday for Chicago
10 take his new position OF chief en-
gineer OF tbs Santa F'e railway system.
3ITa 3. was pEeVaring to give a pink
tea All morning the house was crowd
ed with the assisting ladies' helping
70 bank with palms" and 50 forth.
Mr.. B. hasn't much to do but he spent
the morning at the club, telephoned
that he would stay down for lunch and
didn't get home until II o'clock that
b commented a Mean Man in the
neighborhood when he saw him come
snea king in, sis getting to be almost as
smart as a churn dog
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Lawrence Journal: An unusually
pretty home wedding was celebrated
last evening when Miss Gertrude Helen
BoughtOn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s. Bouehton, was married TO An
drew ireland OF Emporia. The par
Tors were beautiful with a profusion Of
white asters and roses and asparagus
FERNS which were used over the win
dows and DOORS and which hung from
the chandeliers. The ceremony was
performed at 1880 by DR.. Lenig, in the
presence # forty relatives and close
friends. the bridal party stan ding be
fore . bank OF roses and ferns. The
bride was lovely in q. gown Of soft silk
fashioned with applique and clusters Of
LIcks. Her veil WIS full length and
she carried an arm bouquet of roses.
Miss BOughton was attended by Miss
stella EBelhoff of Kansas city as maid
OF nodff3I. me maids, who we're Misses
sarah Swan Of Emporia Ruth Willis
ton, Eleanor Gilmore and Kate Dins-
moor, were in white with girdles OF
green. and carried ropes Of srnilax,
forming an aisle through which the
bride walked with her father, preced-
ed by the ribbon bearers, Dorothy
EiscEEnar and hfarcel1a Chalkley. Mr.
iST1aEna1 Of Emporia was best man.
5&EE. OTIS Perkins played IsOhengrinfs
pfadsal chorus Following eongratula-
tons tees End cake were served in the
Gsuiug ROOM which was entirely in
gszulE. The sldeboard was banked with
pink roses while an immense cluster
@ ptak asseTs trimmed the table Miss
V7fEsred Blackn1ar served punch On
the porch. Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland went
to Hrnporla last night. where Mr. Ire
land IS IA business and where they will
make fhefr home. Mrs ireland has
always lived IN Laiwrence. and has a
host % friends hare who wish her
EI1l1rzh oapplness.