The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-25

\ The first of the HeIiauthus summer
\ dances at VineWoOd last night was
/ characterized by the usual gafety and
/ informally which make the VinewOOd
! parties 50 delightful and was a dis
I tinct success. The dances viii be Civ
en- once a month throughout the sea
son Among those who attended last
! night were Mr. and Mrs William E
/ DrechseI, Mr. and Mrs William w
/ WIkidaI, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sny-
/ der, Mr.. and Mrs Don Mulvaue, Mr.
/ and Mrs Joseph Morgan. Mr. and Mrs
John Baird Nicholson. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Charles L Mitchell. Mrs Arthur Nc
/ CItntock of Lincoln. Neb-. Mrs Arthur
Lingafelt of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs
Frank L Sturges, Mrs Percy SIIvers
I OF Fort LeavenWorth. Miss Schuyler of
I Clinton, Ia. Miss Julia Leland. Miss
Alice Lakin. Miss Mamie VeaIe, Miss
Floyd Ro benson. Miss Nellie Rugg of
/ Independence, No. Miss Ethel Est
/ berg, Miss Jeanette WaIcott. Miss
Benedict of Chanute, Miss Phil Reed.
Miss Margaret Carney Miss Gladys
Scott. Miss Louise kelIan1, Miss Hazel
Howe, Miss Helen Smith. Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss EIvia
MiIISpaugh. Miss Nellie AIiIIspaugh,
Miss Hazel Fassler. Miss Rose Mitchell.
/ Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Maud
Grimes, Miss Helen Otis Miss Florence
tombstone, Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Ra
Hotchkiss. Miss Sue Rodgers, Miss
Helen Thompson. Miss Margaret Go
ing. Mr. Thomas L King. Mr.. Dana
MacVicar. Mr. sam Freshman. Mr.
Harry Freshman. Mr. Walter Burgess,
Mr. Edwin Curry. Mr. David Lakfn.
Mr. Tiff Felix Mr. George Hayden. MI
Clay Hamilton. Mr.. Mike Murray Mr.
George Mitchell. Mr.. Burns Williams,
Mr. J. Karl Henderson Mr. Jim Stew
art. Mr. VIII Stewart. Mr. Harry Dom
aldson. Mr. Harry Eagle Mr. GuiIford
Dudley. Mr. Monte KfstIer Mr.. Charles
T-nH II Noe u-F1 n L.
Mcfarland Mr. Harry Wolf Mr..
George White. Mr. Bert Reid. Mr. Joe
Wilson, Mr. Walter DeIfs. Mr. Earl
Ewart, Mr. Ray BirchfeId. Mr. Art
Beard Mr.. Clarence Jordan. Mr.. Ward
SpieIman. Mr.. George Hood. Mr. Jay
House. Mr. Charles Howe and Mr..
Harold Copeland
Owing to the recent death of the
brides father. the marriage of Miss
Kate WEIGH and Mr. Ralph BoIIard of
Cambridge. Mass, which was celebrat-
ed at O'Clock this afternoon at the
home of her mother. Mrs r B. WEIGH.
sol Fillmore street. was a simple GER
emory attended only by relatives and
few intimate friends The Rev DIR.
Lynch performed the marriage service
which was read in bow window
hung with vines in the living room
Miss Rooms at the piano played Melody
OF Love before the ceremony and Men
deISSohn'S wedding march afterwards
! me OElGE wore q PIE White DdTlSL6
gown and a long tuIle veil and carried
an armfuI Of valley lilies She was at
tended by her niece Dorothy WEIGH.
flower girl. also in white and carrying
a basket Of roses which she strewed in
the path Of the bride Mr. and Mrs
Charles D. WEIGH OF CoffeyvfIIe and
Mr. and Mrs E T. Hubble of Kansas
City were out Of town guests at the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs BoIlard left
this afternoon for Cambridge, Mass,
where they viii live. Mr.. RoIlard, who
was graduated from Harvard a year
ago has recently been appointed secre-
airy TO President Eliot
There are a whole bunch of new
marrying stories The principals are
a Topeka Divorce and 4 Kansas City
divorce; a P W. G. and we'll known
lawyer, two Tyler street girls who live
in Big Houses and a Harrison street
girl. who lives in a Big House-tWo 10
out Of town men and the other two
TO local talent a widow and a Mere
Man According TO the Y G-'s these
weddings are scheduled to take place
this fall
An out of town wedding OF interest
in Topeka where the bride formerly
lived has frequently visited and IS very
well known was that of Miss Rhoda
MeFarIane and Mr. o. 3 Taylor, both
of LeaveuWorth. which took place very
quietly in Kansas City last week Nj.
TayICr is a LeavenwOrth banker and
one of the most successful and promi-
Taylor had been in newspaper work
for q few years before her marriage
and was a reporter on the Leaven-
worth Post
Invitations have been received in
Topeka to the marriage of Miss Jose
phine Ella ScovilIe. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. C c. 4. ScoviIIe Of Seneca,
7 Of Nar-
York Wednesday afternoon. June II.
at 4 o'clock Grace church. New York
city Miss ScovilIe IS Z niece Of Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Knowles. whom she