The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-04

| low jonquils predominating. the color
| being that of the cavalry, the bride
groom's branch of the service. The
Chandeliers and mantels were draped
with smilax. 1t was a typical military
wedding the bridegroom, best man
and most of the guests wearing uni
form.
The attractive bride, who was given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. James
Ely of New York. wore handsome
gown of heavy white satin made IN
modified empire fashion and finished
by a long court train. Elaborate
trimmings of point lace beautif1ed the
becoming creation and a long tul4e
veil, fastened with a wreath OF orange
blossoms, completed the costume
huge bouquet of Bride roses was car
ried.
Miss Laura Annesley Stotsenburg,
who was her sisters maid of honor,
wore a dainty gown OF yellow SIX,
trimmed in quantities of Nalenclennes
lace. and carried large bunch OF yell
low jonquils. Lieutenant r. F. jack
son was the best man.
The bridal party passed down an
aisle formed by white ribbons to the
prize dieu. The two ribbon bearers
were Miss Paumgartten, who wore
pretty gown of pink silk null, punt
over pink silk, and a picture nat TRIM
med in pink plumeS and PINK roses,
and Miss Alice Ely, who wore paIe
blue silk null, built over blue SILK, ana
a becoming white straw nat WITH
trimmings of blue plumes ana now
ers Miss Nina Romeyn, cousin OF the
bride rendered the wedding march
Mrs. Stotsenburg received the guests IN
a handsome gown of black lace DullI
over white silk.
wedding Journey, which Will include
Honolulu and Japan On May they
will go to the Philippines, where
Captain Kroner is to be stationed.
Mrs. Kromer's travelling gown was
-; de- hrOa n.
which was worn modish hat in the
The bride comes of an army family,
being the daughter of the late Colonel
John Miller Stotsenburg, U. S. A, and
randdaughter of the late Chaplain
James A. NJ. La Tourrette, U s. A
Among the guests were General and
Mrs. Eugene Carr, General and Mrs
perry. General and Mrs. Francis
Moore. Colonel and Mrs. James Kerr,
Colonel and Mrs. Alvord, Major and
Mrs. Slavins, Major and Mrs. Henry
Romeyn Miss Romeyn, Mrs. James
Young, Captain and Mrs McCrea,
Captain and Mrs. Hardeman, Mrs.
Louis Craig, Miss Anne Lomax, Miss
Katharine Reed, Mr. Evan Stokes,
Mrs. Joseph Collins, Captain Carter p.
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. James Ely of
New York; Miss Ely, Mr.. David Ely,
Miss Alice Stotsenburg of New AL
bany Ind, and Miss Sadie Stotsenburg
of Philadelphia.
a good looking young chap who has
an automobile and plenty of spare time
spends most of it dangling after one
girl who complains that he "annoys'
her. Fancy Man with An Automobile
annoying anybody! Can man with an
annoy you much?
Mrs. W. w. Strickland entertained
the Friday Bridge club at luncheon and
bridge at the Throop today. The guests
aside from members were Mrs. w. H. !
Ehlers of Kansas City, Mrs. Thomas j.
Myers guest and Mrs. Alice V. Clugs-
ton.
Another Topeka girl has chosen Be
.ween Two Loves and told her Steady, |
Well. if you don't want him round. |
I'll tell him so, my dear"
Hutchinson News: Mrs. C. w. Win |
ms and Mrs E. E Marshall were ''at |
home" to eighty of their friends yester- |
lay afternoon at the Reformatory. |
Cards was the afternoons amusement !
md euchre was played by the guests. |
Mrs. ]. w. Mcguire won the lone hand |
lonors and Mrs. S. NJ Johns made the |
op score. There was also a guessing |
contest for those who did not play |
ards, and in this Mrs. L. A. Bunker |
vas the lucky one. In the evening Mr.. |
ind Mrs. Winans and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Marshall entertained friends at cards. |
High five was played and Mrs L. A. |
Bigger and DR.. Foltz won the top score |
,rizes. which were a china powder box
md a pitcher. The hostesses had the |
assistance. both afternoon and evening, /
f Mrs. w. Y. Morgan, Mrs. Ralph |
'axon and Mrs. Carver of Pratt. One
hundred guests were invited for the
vening.
what I hate most of all about miss
ng the dance last night" said a man
Who was i'll and unable to go. lis that
m afraid people will think I was class
sked for the reception and that L stay
d away because was sore.'
Mrs. Philip Lux gave a luncheon yes
erday for Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson and
Hiss Katharine Lux of Omaha. The
Their kuests were Mrs. Frank Trip, Mrs.
fcArthur, Miss Princie Macarthur, DR..
nd Mrs. George p. Lux.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Strickler gave a
inner last night for Mrs. w. NJ. David
on of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs p J. CIevenger sos
Vest Tenth avenue, gave a dinner last
light for the following: Rev. and Mrs.
Edwin Locke. Mr.. j. H T. Main Of
II iA41AclA 1ONds MI anu MIS- ~ |
;ampbell, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. KEN
'er, Miss Rachel Locke and Miss Ceora
4anham.
The ladies of the Boys club will meet
t the Provident association tomorrow
fternoon at 8 o'clock
Miss Margaret HeIbert gave an in
ormal party last night to announce
er engagement to Mr.. John D. Knox,
r. The wedding will take place April
{ and the invitations will be issued
oday. Miss Helbert is the daughter
f Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Helbert, of 716
,opeka avenue. and Mr.. Knox is the
on of the Rev. and Mrs. John D.
NnOX. The house was decorated with