The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-21

VENTING. APRIL Il, 1908.
with shower of pink ribbons and
Aiilarney roses that dropped almost to
sne mem OF her skirt. Mr.. Dewey and
MS cousin, Mr.. Peterson, wore bouton-
nieres OF valley lilies and the ushers
white carnations.
The family party was most dis
tinguished. Madam Millspaugh, the
bishops mother. and the brides
and wore gown of black silk and
white lace with a white lace cap.s
Mrs. Millspaugh, mother of the bride,
was in a handsome gown of black
chiffon and black lace over white silk
Her sister, Mrs. F. H. Davis of Oma-
colored lace. Mrs. Thomas L. Davis
OF Omaha, a niece of Mrs. Mills
raugh and bride of only few
months, was in her bridal gown, one
OF the loveliest creations at the we'd
ding, of ivory satin and cream lace.
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas wore a
becoming toilet of pale gray tissue
over white chiffon and silk. Miss
Hambleton was in black lace. Miss
Mary Douglas Hambleton wore laven-
der silk mousseline. combined with
white lace. Mrs. Helen Davis of
Omaha was in white embroidered
gauze and liberty satin. Miss Meliora
Davis was in white muslin trimmed
with val lace. Mrs. NJ. A. Tanner OF
Omaha, the bishops sister wore
Amy Nelson Of Ironwood, Mich,
was in pink taffeta with a white hat
trimmed with pink plumes.
No formal invitations were sent out
for the wedding reception, but about
fifty of the wedding guestes, relatives,
ITO aSnaPiQI
friends of the bride and bridegroom.
were asked to the house after the
ceremony at the church. This re-
ception was very informal. The bride
was drawn by Miss Isabel Smith and
when the brides bouquet was thrown.
Miss Smith was again lucky, but had
to divide it, and the encouraging
omen which attends the feat of
catching it, with Miss Magill, of the
Bethany faculty.
Within fifteen minutes after they
arrived at the Bishops House Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey had changed from
their wedding attire to their travel
ling clothes and before the guests
realized it they had jumped into an
automobile waiting outside and were
whisked away. Mr.. Bill Drechsel,
however, had his eye on them and he
caught the end of the car and rode
half a block before he was dumped.
The car was driven by Mr.. Paul Null
vane, who carried them away at an
ordinance-defying speed to the cor
ner Of Seventh and Monroe where
carriage was waiting. The carriage
conveyed them to the Santa Fe sta
ton and they waited on the east side
cago Limited, which they boarded
without detection. Even the bride
and her family did not know Of Mr..
Dewey's arrangements for getting
away or their immediate destination,
and the Millspaugh family and the
bridal party thought this morning
that they had gone out of town in the
automobile. However, they are now
in Chicago and will leave tonight or
tomorrow for New York from where
they sail May 3rd on the Mauritania
for Paris, to spend a month In Med
iterranean cruise.
Mr.. Dewey's political interests Che
is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for congress and dele
gate to the national convention) de-
mand his early return to Chicago,
and they will be at home after June
1 at the MetroRols;
Topeka friends of Mr.. I. E. Lam
bert of Emporia will learn with inter-
est of his marriage which took place
Thursday, April 16. in San Diego,
Cal. to Mrs. Mile S. Cutler of De-
u,
are on their way home. Mrs. Cutler
is a second cousin of the first Mrs
Lambert and is reported to be very
wealthy.
The Helianthus Easter dance will
be given Friday at Hudson's instead
of Thursday at McRae's as incorrect
ly announced in a Topeka newspaper
Sunday.
The St. Marys college tennis team
which plays a match with Washburn
Thursday morning. at the Topeka
Tennis club courts, 1928 College ave-
nue., and Mr.. Ernest c. Quigley, dlrec-
tor Of athletics at ST. Marys, will be
guests at the Kappa Theta chapter
house while they are in town.
Mrs. Harry Guthrie will entertain
the Ideal Card club tomorrow in hon
or Of Mrs. John Chambers who leave
soon for a permanent residence in
San Antonio, Tex, and Mrs. Frank
Robinson of Minneapolis. Mimi.
X X \
Leavenworth Times: Lieutenant
Henry A. Finch of the Post left this
week for Oakland, Cal. where on
Wednesday, April %, his marriage to
Miss Helen Parker will take place.
lieutenant Finch and his bride will
return to Fort Leavenworth about
June Is. Mr.. Finch has visited in To-
peka and has a number Of acquain-
tanceS here.
Mrs Frank Robinson. of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. Mrs. H. A. Perry, Mrs. Frank
Blanch, Mrs. Barth of New Mexico,
Mrs. G. D. Lyle, Mrs. Nelson Petro,
Mrs Nelson Giles Mrs VOre Miss