The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-03-02

Mrs. Arthur Capper has asked guests
1or luncheon at the Topeka club to-
morrow for Mrs w. P. Walker of South
Bethlehem, Pa. and Mrs, Guilford
AT the Church of the Assumption at
CLOCK this morning the marriage of
Miss Anna Marie Walsh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh. and Dr..
William Connolly McDonough, was SOL
emmzed with nuptfal mass by the
Very Rev. Father Hayden. The bride
entered the church with her father and
Walsh and Mr.. Charles Gushing. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding break
fast was given at the home of the
brides parents, 435 Taylor street, for
aoout ~ guests, the invitations being
limited to relatives and intimate
friends. The bride wore a travelling
suit of imported striped wolfe in one
OF the new brown shades, very becom-
Ing to her piquant brunette type. 1t
was a two piece suit with sunburst
skirt and jacket over gold colored silk,
the Jacket trimmed with bands of en-
broidered filet net. With it was worn
handsome blouse of Dresden ribbon
and cream lace insertion trimmed with
rhinestone buttons and touches of gold
lace and panne velvet, and a large hat
of Tuscan braid and brown taffeta with
acrown of brown dotted net and roses of
red, brown and yellow. Miss Frances
gown of rose silk crepe with yoke and
sleeves OF embroidered net and a big
hat of milan straw and enormous pink
roses. The bride. carried a shower of
Violets and the maid of honor. bouquet
at pink roses and the latter wore the
corners gift, a gold cross and chain.
DR. McDonough's gift to Mr.. Gushing
was pearl scarf pin. At the wedding
breakfast the decorations were in yell
low and white, jonquilS and narcissi
being com bined happily. DR.. and Mrs.
McDonough left this afternoon for a
short western trip and will be at home
upon their return at FOL Fillmore street
where they will receive their friends
after April 1. The wedding is of un-
usual interest to a wide acquaintance.
Mrs. McDonough is young woman of
much charm and talent. She is q grad
uate of Hardin college. Mexico, Mo-.
where she was a member of Eta Up
silon Gamma sorority and is the mis-
tress of many accomplishments. She
Is interested in plano and vocal music
and has kept up her studies in these
branches since she left school. She is
a member of the Ceramic Art club
and beside her well known work in
ceramics she paints in oil and water
colors. DR.. McDonough, who has lived
in Topeka about four years and is as
ISOLATED with DR.. L. Y. Grubbs in the
practice of medicine, is a graduate of
Rush. The out of town guests here for
the wedding were Mr.. Charles Walsh
OF ST. JOSeun, Mr.. ana MIS- JOnn w alSn
of Atchison, Mr.. ]. J. Flynn of St JOS
eph and Mr.. James Walsh of Kansas
City,
Mrs. Guifford Dudley gave recep-
ton at the Country club this afternoon
for her daughters, Mrs. Guilford Dud-
ley II, and Mrs. w. P. Walker of South
Bethlehem, Pa, to be followed by a
supper and informal dance for the as
sisting friends, and some additional
young people. The decorations were in
tulips, hyacinths and other spring
flowers.
Q
This simple design can be effective
~ reproduced in some of the dainty
wash silks or printed muslins. Tucks
to a yoke depth in front dispose of
the fullness at the top of the sack.
The back has six tucks to the waist
line. The neck is finished with a
rolling collar, which Is trimmed with
narrow braid. The sleeves are short