The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-04

The marriage of Miss Helen Hoff-
man Quinton and Mr.. Harley Ever
EFT Reisman of Chicago, which will be
celebrated at the home of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bixbey Quinton 1913 Topeka avenue
this evening, will be the most FASH
ionable wedding of months in Topeka
and will bring to a brilliant hnaIe a
holiday season of exceptional ga1ety.
Miss Quinton was born in Topeka and
has lived here always and Mr.. REFS
man made his home here for num-
Der of years so of course they have
many friends and acquaintance to
whom their marriage would be an
event of uncommon moment even II
it were not attended by all the pomp
and circumstance Of an impressive
ceremony and fashionable reception.
Miss Quinton is the first of the three
pretty and popular Qutnton girls and
has been a leader in her set since her
coming out. She is one of the clever
est girls in town with an unusual
sense of humor and gift of wit. She
has a marked talent for the piano and
studied at the Cincinnati conservatory
of music after her graduation from
the high school Mr.. Reisman was
and was with the State Journal for a
number of years. He is now editor OF
the Rock Island Railway Employees
magazine published in Chicago, where
they will live.
The popularity of Miss Quinton and
Mr.. Reisman is attested by the num-
Der of entertainments which have
been given for them during the fort
night just ending and which, with
the holiday dances and other festivf-
ties have crowded the social calendar.
Among those who have entertained
for the bride or the bride and groom
are Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Mrs.
George Freshman and Miss Lillian
Foster. Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton, Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss
Florence tombstone, Miss Gala Cut
tell, Mrs Edward A. Herbst, Mrs.
William w. Wikidal, Miss Reita Up
degraff, Miss Fay Quinton and Miss
Eugenia Quinton. The Misses Quinton
gave a dinner last night for the brid-
al party preceding the wedding re-
hearsal. The guests were seated at
four Quartette tables in the four cor
ners of the dining room which was
lavishly decorated with palms, pink
begonias and Alabama smilax. The
tables were decorated with red roses
and lighted by white candles. The
place cards, the clever work of Miss
Mary B. Moore were heart shaped
and decorated in water colors and
pen and ink, with fragments of the
score of the Lohengrin wedding
march and the most engaging and or
iginal Cupids imaginable. Miss Qutn-
ton wore a charming dinner gown of
pale blue messaline trimmed with
gold lace, one of the most becoming
toilets in her beautiful and elaborate
trouSSeau. Miss Fay Quinton was in
a net gown and Miss Eugenia Quinton
an attractive debutante, whom the
ante-wedding festivities for her sister
have served to introduce to society,
was in a charming pink taffeta frock.
The cutting of the brides cake was OF
course a feature of the dinner. Miss
Reita Updegraff found the ring ana
Miss Helen Otis the dime. The thin
BILE wasn't discovered The girl who
drew it probably swallowed it in the
hope of taking off the curse.
The marriage ceremony will take
place at o'clock tonight at the Quin-
ton residence. The Very Reverend
James Philip de Bevers Kaye, dean
Of Grace cathedral will perform tho
ceremony. Miss Quinton will be at
tended by a fascinating group OF
maids, Miss Fay Quinton, Miss Eu-
genia Quinton, Miss Gala Cuttell
Miss Ethel Davis and Miss Reita Up
degrafr, led by little Miss Betty Hist
ed, flower girl. The groomsmen will
be Mr.. Late Resseguie of Chicago,
Mr.. Joe Wilson, Mr.. Bernard Crosby
Mr.. Bert Reid and Mr.. Dana Davis.
Steinberg's orchestra with Miss Jessie
Campbell will play the wedding
Mrs. William Wikidal will sing Blu
menthal's The Message and Annie
Laurie. The entire first floor will be
canvassed and after the wedding and
reception the young people of the
bridal party and the intimate friends
will dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reisman will leave
tonight for New York city to spend a
week before they go to Chicago,
where they will be at home.
Girl scramble from the Atchison
Globe: A very pretty Atchison girl -
having the time of her life: Two men
are in love with her. One man lives
in town and the other is an invader
Every time the town man leaves the
city the invader arrives AT a Christ
mas party the girl danced nine dances
with the invader, who is handsome.
BUT the next evening the town man
called on the girl, and found the in
vader who retreated, leaving the town
man victor of the field. OF course
the girl will probably be an old maid
but just the same, when her looks
have fled and her day is passed, and
she makes her boasts that once, when
She was young, two men were crazy
over her, she will be telling the truth.
The men may deny 1t then, but they
do not deny it now. -. There is some
excitement among the younger girls: