The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

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Of which the bride is a member. will
sing the Faithful and True bridal
chorus from Lohengrin and will march
into the ceremony room as they sing in
advance Of the bridal party bearing
heavy daisy garlands to mark an aisle
for the bride and groom and their at
tendants. Before this Miss Lucille Nc
Afee will sing D'HardeIot's All for
You During the ceremony there will
be an orchestral number and after
wards Efendelssohns wedding march.
The bride Will wear a gowr Of white
habuitui six trimmed with Cluny lace
with a long tulle veil. Her bouquet and
couture flowers will be lilies of the bal
ley Her maid of honor viii be in white
silk null over yellow silk and her flow
ers will be yellow roses The Mar
guerite girls will wear white summer
froeks with daisy wreaths in their hair.
It will be a marguerite wedding. these
flowers prevailing in the decorations of
the house and their colOrs. yellow and
white. in the gowning of the bridal
party, the refreshments and other de-
tails. The Marguerite girls who COM
pose the bridal chorus include Mrs.
Harry Forbes. Mrs. Ed F'orsythe of The
Needles, California. Miss Monte Young
of Kansas ty, Miss Elizabeth Young,
Miss Bertha Lux. Miss Lucille McAfee.
MISS ELQua banner. MISS Mary E1Sh6T.
Miss Maud McMurtrie5 Miss Mary AK
tell, Miss Susie Downing. Miss Nellie
Miller. Miss Zoe Miller. Miss Ruth Star
rett Miss Jessie Campbell, Miss Abbie
McElRoy, Miss Leah Lewis, Miss Met
tie Corning, Miss Daisy Pankey. Miss
Ethel Pankey and Miss Olivia Lease of
Decatur, Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
viii leave tonight for Colorado to spend
a fortnight and will be at home after
Angus Is a $40 South Tenth street, Sa-
lima. Among the out OF town guests
here for the wedding are the Rev. and
Mrs. d H Shields and family. Mrs. A.
L Dodge. Mrs. I. H. Gray. Mr.. Wayne
Dodge of Salina. Mr. H. W. Ricken-
bacher of California and Mr.. c. F. Rick
enbaeher of Belleville, Miss Charlotte
Dodge of Kansas City. Mrs. c. H. Gray
of Salina, Mr. L. c. Gray of Kansas
City, Miss Olivia Lease of Decatur, H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. howard Scott of Hutchin-
son. Mrs. Ed Forsythe of Needles. Cali
fornia, Miss Monte Young Of Kansas
City.
Atchison Globe: Over in Topeka when
when the preachers hold outdoor ser
vices, they call it an automobile re-
vival'' indicating that hundreds sit in
their automobiles while they attend.
The promise that a Topeka woman
would have maid, has spoiled Topeka.
The town has been airy ever since. The
people who ride around in automobiles
don't stop to hear preaching Another
report in Topeka is that Topeka man
will be a witness in the Thaw murder
trial Society over there, which has
been quiet since the maid failed to ap-
pear, has grown lively in specializing
how much this man knows about men
like White and Thaw.
Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom is entertaining
at five hundred today for Mrs. Charles
B. Hamilton who leaves soon for Mani
towoc, Wisconsin, to spend the summer
The invitations included Mrs. Hamilton,
inson. Mrs NJ J. Radcliff. Mrs Jules
Snattinger. Mrs. Harr.' Nichols. Mrs.
E. z. Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Lager
strom, Mrs. Harry Guthrie Mrs John
Green. Mrs. Albert H. Purdy, Mrs. Thos.
Davis, Mrs. John r. Chambers, Miss
Helen Hogeboom, Mrs. Charles Joslin,
Mrs. Alwick Mrs. Paul Joseph, Mrs.
Dan Cain. Miss Virgil Cain, Mrs. NJ. n.
! Schlegel, Mrs. w. 0. Rigby. Mrs. c. Z.
Lagerstrom Mrs Minnie Cooper. Mrs.
F. o. Burkett and Mrs. J. B. Robinson
of Kenton, Ohio.
The Union Pacific railway is credited
with inaugurating much needed reform:
the management has Joined the Pullman
company in putting a ban on the rice
throwing comedians who accompany
brides and grooms to railway stations
and make life misera bic for them and
/ incidentally every one near them Old
shoes are also tabooed and there viii be
some encouragement for a belief in hui
man progress If the "23'' sign is hung
! ting pranks at the expense of the newly
married. Everything about the average
wedding IS tiresome and stupid but
nothing more so than the actions of the
bridal party and friends who accom-
pany the bride and groom to the station.
Mrs. Charles B. Hamilton will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E Cain in
! their private car on q trip to Chicago,
i leaving Topeka Friday afternoon Mrs
Pasadena. Cal, in Chicago. and will
/ accompany her to the Landreth sum
4 ner home at ManitOWoc. Wis Mr. G..
| B. Hamilton will join them two weeks
/ later at Manitowoc, Wis. for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cain and
4 daughter, Miss Virgil Cain. leave Chi
cago Saturday evening for week s
trip on Lake Michigan to Mackinac
/ Island and other points. Returning
! they will stop at Manitowoc, Wis. for
a short visit with Mrs. c. B. Hamilton.
Miss Eliza beth Mcclellan will enter
tain a small company of girls tonight
4 at supper for her cousin, Miss Mary
! Vance of Oklahoma City and Miss
/ Edna Davis who has recently come
here with her people from Atchison
70 reside permanently.
Mrs. John r. Chambers. Mrs. Minnie
Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Hamil-
ton. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Beacon
form a private car party leaving to-
night for Abilene, Kan. to spend tn G
Fourth, returning to Topeka Thursday
morning.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom will
give q Fourth of July party tomorrow
/ afternoon for these guests: Mr.. and
/ Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snattinger