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


tered the church with her father.
Henry C. Solomon. and advanced
down the center aisle, preceded by the
ushers: Chester Mize, Victor Cain,
wheeler Barlow and David Lukens,
1r, and met the groom and officiating
clergyman, the Rev. F. S. White, at
the chancel steps. where the betrothal
service was read. and the brides faith
er gave her away. Then the bridal
part~ went on to the altar and the
marriage service was performed. The
pride looked very lovely in a tan coll
ored rajah silk dress. heavily embroid-
cred with silk of the same shade, and
worn with yoke and sleevs of deep
ported hat of burnt straw, trimmed
with roses in shades of brown, and an
ostrich plume and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses. From the
church the bridal couple went to the
depot and left at sos for st. joe from
where they will take a trip north, re-
turning to Atchison July /. Mr.. and
Mrs Mize will be at home after Au-
gust 1, at sol South Fifth street in a
house which has been elegantly fur
nlshed for them by the groom and by
their many friends, who have given
them an unusual number of handsome
wedding presents. The groom's pres
ent to the bride was a diamond and
pearl pendant, and he presented his
nshers with gold cuff buttons. The
bride of today is the only daughter of
Henry c. Solomon. Her mother died
when she was a baby. It is generally
conceded that she is one of the most
generally admired women in Atchi-
son, where she has lived all her life.
She is liked for her beauty her quick
wit and amiability. One of her most
devotion to her father. The groom
is the second son of E. A. Mize who is
now the senior member of the firm of
the Blish. Mize & Silliman Hardware
nd Ia scs
member of the firm. and one of Atchi-
sons most promising young men. The
out of town guests for the wedding
were the brides uncle. Judge William
Mize and wife of Emporia; Mrs. Moore
of New York; Miss Fannie Graf of
Fort Scott, and Mrs. E. G. Blair of
Kansas City.
A Topeka chap has a system worth
noting. When he sees a girl who
looks like all the money he talks her
up to one of his friends and offers to
try to get in good standing with her
and use his influence for the friend.
and boosts for the friend ostensibly,
for himself incidentally. If he fails to
make good he can retreat gracefully
and in order and lay it all to the fact
that the other man couldn't have any
luck.
Kansas City Times: Alumni and
former students of Washburn college.
Topeka, living in Kansas City, will at
end a reunion picnic at Fairmount
park Saturday. Miss Myrtle Acker-
nan, 1881 Hrrison street, reports that
lbout sixty former Washburn students
ire residents of the city.
A wedding of interest to Topeka |
friends was celebrated Tuesday even |
ng at st. Johns Episcopal church in |
iirard, Kan, when Miss Louise Bark |
n of Girard and Mr.. Victor Armitage !
smith Of Pittsburg. Kan. were united
n marriage. The church was deco |
'ated with ferns. palms and bride
oses. Before the ceremony Miss
Aarienne Brooke of Kansas City sang |
Calm as the Night The bridal !
'arty was led by the ushers, Mr.. |
ernest Smith, Mr.. Charles Fischer |
md Mr., Giltncr Hostettler, all OF
Mr.. Eustace Smith of |
and Mr.. Bailey Barker of |
iirard. They were followed by the |
maids, Miss Gertrude Reed and Miss |
edna Gafford of Topeka. Miss Eleanor
slackey of Plea santOn and Miss Mar I
aret Philbrook of Kansas City, all |
owned in pink chiffon over pink
affeta and carrying arm bouquets of
ink rosebuds. Mrs. Giltner Hos
ettler the matron of honor, wore an
laborate gown of embroidered chiffon
NCT pink ld1Iela ana MISS Helen
Iavens Of Minneapolis, the maid of
onor, wore white mousseline de sole
yer pink. Both carried white roses.
The bride wore gown of ivory
attn trimmed with rose point and
arried a prayer book instead of a
ridal bouquet. A sunburst of dia-
bonds, the groom's gift, was her only
rnament. The groom was attended
y Mr.. Roscoe Chambers of Kansas
ity as best man. The ceremony was
erformed by the Rev. E. c. Francis
fter which a large reception was held |
t the home of the bride.
The brides gifts to her attendants
ere dainty lace and ivory fans, while
he groom's favors to his groomsmen
ere pearl scarf pins. A pretty feat
re of the wedding was the fact of the
rides attendants all being fellow
iembers of the Kansas University
napier of Kappa Alpha Theta
,rority while Mr.. Smith and his
are members of the Sigma
lpha Epsilon. Both bride and groom
ere former students al K. U. and
9TH have visited in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left for a north
n wedding journey. They will be at
0me after July Is in Cherokee. Kan.
.
Miss Katherine Sellers, daughter of
K. Sellers, and an instructor in
odern languages at the Paola high
hool, and Mr.. Raymond James De-
no, an attorney of Kansas City. were
arried at the Congregational church,
lola, at $50 o'clock Wednesday {
-ening. Both are graduates of the 9
University of Kansas. Miss Vivian | :
,ringer of Argonia, Kan, acted as g
aid of honor and Mr.. Carroll B. Nc
ath, of st. Paul, was best man.
The following account of the Jack !
n-Sim wedding at Wichita Tuesday
ght is Of interest in Topeka where v
e groom was born and where his par T
It's, Mr.. and Mrs, Coler L. Sim lived
T a number of years and still fire. '
lently visit:
A pretty and fashionable wedding +
as celebrated last evening in the mar
age of Miss Helen Kuhn Jackson. '
tighter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. q
ckson, to Mr.. Arthur Barnes Sim al =