The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-20

some details. They wore pale green
gloves and shoes and couture wreaths
OF daisies and carried big bouquets of
daisies tied with pale green tulle. The
brides gown was ali elaborate i'm
ported ;reation of soft brocaded silk
com b1ned with tucked chiffon, val and
rose point lace. 1t was a panelled
princesse model with yoke and bertha
and long court train. She wore
Lecklace of pearls, a wreath of lilies
Cf-the-Valley fastening her long veil and
carried an arm bouquet of the same
flowers. She looked exceedingly pretty
end graceful and was very much adj
mired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Ware
and Mrs. Anna Nelson of Kansas City.
mother Of the groom, received With the
bridal party. Mrs. Ware wore an i'm
ported gown of soft gray satin hand
embroidered in chrysanthemums.
trimmed with white lace and touches
of yellow velvet. Mrs. Nelson was in
lavender. The assisting friends were;
Mrs. ]. w. Gleed, Mrs. w. A. John
ston. Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, Mrs.
David Palmer. Mrs. Abram Hammatt.
Mrs. E. w. Poindexter, Mrs. T. J. Kel-
lam, Mrs. Chester Woodward Mrs
Charles L. Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Gar
yer. Miss Sallie Crosby, Miss Helen
McClintock. Miss Suzette Matthews of
Albany, Tex, Miss Helen Thompson,
and Miss Patricia Butlin of the City of
Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson went to
Kansas City last night but will return
in day OF two on their way to Cas-
cade. Col. where they go for month
They Will be at home after September
City, west side. Mr.. Nelson is city at
torney Of Kansas City. Kan. The out
Of town wedding guests were Mrs.
Anna Nelson. Mir. and Mrs r. G. Mel
son, Mrs. w. R Trotter, Mr.. u. S.
Guver. Mr.. Edward Sells, all of Kan
sas City; Mrs. Rudolph Best of Fort
Scott, Mrs. ]. D. McCleverty ard Miss
Josephine McClevertv of Lawrence.
Mrs. Albert t. Reid being safely
married doesn't at all mind getting
the thimble in the wedding cake-in
fact she isn't afraid of any of the ''old
the Herbst-Thompson wedding cake
last week and again at Miss Wares
bridal luncheon Tuesday. 1t was very |
obliging of her and the spinsters in the |
bridal parties We're naturally all very
much relieved. Miss Patricia Butlin |
of the City of Mexico got the ring in |
Miss Wares cake and Miss Suzette |
Matthews of Albany. Texas, the coin
was caught by Miss Isabel Smith and
Miss Louise Kellam. Mr.. Nelson's gift
to his bride was a beautiful gold belt
buckle Mrs Nelson gave her maid of
bridesmaids purses of Japanese leath-
er and her ribbon girls silver chate-
laine mirrors. Miss Gentry of
Kansas City and Miss Barton of Chi
CaRO. VINO were DT1Q6SI1dIuS DIT Tie
wedding. left for tn cir homes today.
~
A very tacky swimming party was
given at the Y. NJ. c. A. today.
Wouldn't go if we Were invited.
Mrs. Frank Klingaman, Sol West
Tenth, entertained at thimbles this
afternoon. The friends asked were:
Mrs. George Beach, Mrs Dean Giles,
Mrs George Wilmarth, Mrs. Thomas
Cross, Mrs. John d. Kelly, Mrs. A. H.
Mrs. E. w. Ellis Mrs. Will
Taylor, Mrs ]. G. Freeman, Mrs. H.
G. Lang, Mrs. Nelson Giles, Mrs. H. I.
Cook, Mrs. Lottie Barton, Mrs. w. L.
Bush Mrs. Jay Van Houten, Mrs. A. T.
Lucas. Mrs. r. S. Brigham, Mrs. w. H.
Fernald Mrs. H L. Peppmyer, Mrs
W. A S. Bird, Mrs. ]. G.. McRae, Mrs.
VIII Martin Mrs Fannie Butts, Mrs.
John p Rogers, Mrs. Darling, Mrs
Belle Crow, Mrs. John Worley, Miss
Anna Morrison, Miss Laura Crow, Mss
3ernice Rogers.
Atchison Globe. Wednesday: There
vas a wedding of interest in Trinity
,hurch at 4:30 this afternoon when
he marriage of Miss Frances Eliza
beth Solomon and Arthur E. Mize was
;olemnized. The altar guild of the
church had charge of the floral decora-
ions which were very beautiful. Mar
,uerites and ferns were used They