The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-17

III
Miss Dorothy Wilson gave a lunch
con today for Miss Jeanette Ware
and the memers of her bridal party,
which include Mrs. Frederick Harold
Mes of Brooklyn, Mrs. Eugene Hunt
ington Ware. Miss Amelia Ware, Miss
Mary Gentry of Kansas City, Miss
Barton of Chicago, Miss -Allabelle
Troutman, Miss Louise Kellam. Miss
and Miss Wilson. The additional
guests were Miss Patricia Butlin of the
City of Mexico and Miss Suzette Mat
thews of Albany. Texas. The table
was decorated with white carnations
and smilax.
New York Herald, June 13: In the
Grace church chantry yesterday Miss
Josephine Scoville. daughter of Mr..
Courtney Kennedy Scoville, was mar
ried to Mr. Louis S. Treadwell. former
~ of Albany. A reception was held in
The Hotel Marie Antoinette. Miss
ScoVlIle' who was given away by her
father, wore a French gown of i'm
perial satin trimmed with lace and
Chiffon Her veil of tulle was fasten-
ed with orange blossoms and her bou-
quet was of gardenias and lilies of the
valley Miss Frances Van Bergen SEQ
Vile was her sisters maid of honor.
Her costume was of white chiffon.
hand painted with yellow and green
lAOM Yer E1eT h6SnOTn nat was
med with yellow and green plumes and
her bouquet was of tea roses. Mr..
Treadwell's best man was his brother.
Colonel George Curtis Treadwell. of
Albany. military secretary to Governor
Hughes. The ushers were Messrs.
Myron Townsend. Franklin Townsend,
Chrisse Harrall. Richard Coleman and
L. Maxwell Brigham. Among those
invited to the ceremony and reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Ogden,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd Thatcher of
Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Gould,
Bishop and Mrs. William c. Doane,
Mrs Charles Pruyn. Mrs. Franklin
Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Louis s Tiff
fanny DR.. and Mrs. George Fell Baker
and Mr.-and Mrs A Blocker Banks.
Mr. and Mrs Treadwell will make an
automobile tour in the Berkshires.
A Topeka chap who is a tidbit
physically. but is there" with the gray |
matter-the cerebrum. the cerebellum
and the medulla oblongata-has such |
small feet that custom made shoes for |
men won't fit him. Before he was
married he always had his shoes made |
TO order and they cost him seven dol |
lars a pair. Since he took unto him !
self a wife, however. she goes down 1
town and gets the "Vici Kid to fit her |
to a pair of heavy mannish shoes |
which are just exactly right for hus- !
band Marriage has proven a great |
economy in this case for while his /
shoes formerly cost seven dollars he |
now gets them for three-fifty. The !
only disadvantage is that he can't tell |
them from his wife's.
Norton Telegram: The wedding of
Miss Edna Hazelton, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred HaZelton of this
Kan, took place at the home OF the /
brides parents on Wednesday evening
at $50. The bride is well known in
Norton, having resided here since
nd fE n IA
Norton county high school and has
been a student of Washburn college,
Topeka Mr.. Bush is assistant cashier
of the ODerlin National bank and is a
graduate of Washburn college, where
the romance began which happily end
ed last night in this marriage. To the
strains of the Bridal Chorus from
IohenSrin, played by Miss Bertha
Dinsmore of Troy and Mr. Frederick
Wilkins. the bridal party descended the
stairway, being headed by the Misses
Detweiler. Bash and Mrs. Alvin Kim
mel carrying white ribbons to form an
aisle. after which came the matrOn of
honor, Mrs. B. F. Driscol and brides
maid Miss Bertha Cheney of Jewell
of her fsther. They were met by the
groom and his best man, DIR. Elmer
Hill of Christ hospital, Topeka. The
parlors were beautifully decorated in
smilax. white and pink carnations and
white wedding bells. The bride, who
IS lovely brunette. looked charming
in an exquisite gown of lingerie batiste
and a white tulle veil and carried a +
large bouquet of white brides roses
tied with white tul1e. Mrs. B. F.
Driscoll wore a gown of white mes
saline silk and Miss Bertha Cheney
one of pale green silk organdie. The
Rev. Mr.. Allison of the Presbyterian
church performed the beautiful and
Impressive ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony a large wedding
bell showered a wealth OF rose petals
he hrfd q
DR. Elmer Hill sang two beautiful
songs. Until You Came" and ooh Per-
feet Love" Mr. and Mrs. Bush left on
the 11:40 train amidst a shower of rice