The Topeka state journal., 1908-12-28

Denver to visit her sister, Mrs. Otto
FOUGHT.
Or. Beverly Warner of New Orleans
who will be in town for the mission
ary council to be held at Grace
cathedral next week, will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl" c. Williams.
Mr.. Bert Reid will go to ST. Louis
this week to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. George Crawford and her chill
dren are guests of her sister, Mrs. j.
s. Lewis in Emporia who is also en-
tertaining her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs, Bernard Kelly of Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., w. Todd are
making short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Paul A. Lovewell in Salina.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Sheldon of
to visit Mrs. H. b. Hogeboom and
Mrs F. H. Roberts.
Mrs. Harley Reisman of Chicago,
who spent the weekend in Kansas
City with Mrs. Roland Histed, has re-
turned to Topeka where she is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Quinton.
Miss Aurelia Henry. who has been
seriously i'll for a week at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hagaman, 406
Clay street, is improving.
Mrs. Gertrude Barker and her
daughter Margaret went to Lawrence
Barker entertained her sisters, the
Misses Hill of Lawrence, Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Hunneu and
their little daughter Doris. who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hill,
left for their home, Des Moines, Iowa,
Sunday.
daughter Elizabeth visited the family
of c. H. Gaunt in Topeka Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPhee and
daughter Elizabeth will leave shortly
for an extended visit in the east. They
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ington and other points. Paul Root,
who has been visiting Ike Lambert, jr.,
left today for Pueblo, Colo, where he
will work. He has been working in
the Wiley hotel at Garden City.-Em-,
poria- Gazette.
Miss May CIary. who is teaching at
Osborne, has returned there after
spending Christmas al the home of her
parents on Bolles avenue.
From a Redlands, (Cal.) newspaper
of Dec. 10: -rf
A home wedding was quietly SOL
emnized this afternoon at quarter
past two at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Prince, Ais Stuart avenue, when
William EIvis Nance and Miss Amy
Alena Parsons, both well-known
young people of. this city, were united
man was Rev. J. Harvey Deere, pas
tor of the South Pasadena Baptist
recently associate pastor of
the Baptist church of this city. The
The bride wore her travelling gown of
blue broadcloth with hat to match.
Mr.. Nance and his bride left at
o'clock for. Los Angeles and coast
points for a short trip. On their re-
turn next week they will be at home
at $40 East State street. In honor of
the happy event the Prince home,
where Mr.. Nance has since he was
child made his home, was handsomely
decorated with date palm branches,
Of ha Gfo
one corner was arranged bower of
the date palm branches, the back
ground was composed wholly of green
cry and it was dotted with immense
ed in yellow. From the chandelier
running to the corners of the rooms
were ropes of smilax and these were
studded with tiny electric light bulbs
giving a brilliant and beautiful effect.
other rooms were decorated in vases
Of roses. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Nance
have resided in Redlands for some
time and they have many friends who
wish them much happiness. Mr..
Nance is an electrician and has been
employed by various electrical con-
Germs in this city. He is now the cleo
trieian at the Empire theater.
Mrs. Nance formerly lived in To- |
peka- So
The marriage OF Miss Grace Green
lee. daughter of Mrs. Julia Green1ee, |
to ]. Harold Cochran, took place We'd |
1esday evening at the home of the |
BRIDES uncle, Mr.. S. A. Swendson, |
1927 Morris avenue, the Rev. Culpep- |
per OF Euclid avenue Methodist |
,hurch officiating. The house was |
beautifully decorated. The large re-
,eption hall and stairs were embower-
ID with evergreen, holly and mistle
oe The parlor was all in white,
Broad white ribbons extended from |
he electrolier in the center of the
-oorn to the four corners, where they
,nded with white Christmas bells. The
library was similarly decorated, except |
hat it was in red. The dining room
vas in pink and green and the center
,iece on the dining table was a large
cake. Promptly at o'clock
he ceremony was begun with the
inging of 80, Promise Me-" by Miss /
7erda Phinney, after which, Mende1-
ohn's Wedding March was played by
2ogan's, orchestra, as the bridal cou-
lie came down the stairs, preceded by
he best man and Miss Ida McCoskrie,
They were met in the
rye arch between the hall and parlor
yhere the ceremony was performed by
he minister who read the ring service.
he bride wore an Empire wedding
own of white satin and long tulle
ell. and carried an armful of brides
oses and maidenhair fern. The
Bridesmaid was in a gown of plae blue
attn, made empire. The wedding cake
-as cut by the bride just before the
eparture of the guests, of whom
here were many from over the state,
1cIuding Wichita, Atchison, Norton
lille Manhattan and Whitewater. Mr..
nd Mrs. Cochran left on the mid
light train for Wichita to spend a
-eek. Mr. Cochran is in the ticket
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