The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-05

and baby Irish crochet lace, and a
long tuIle veil and will carry brides
| roses. Her attendants will be her sis
ter. Mrs. Howard King of Clarion,
Iowa, matron of honor, Miss Irene
| Williams, maid OF honor, Miss Yula
Kitching. Miss Ethel Williams, Miss
Jean Robertson and Miss Mabel Gal
lagher. bridesmaids. Mrs King will
wear a white lingerie gown and Miss
Williams pale green silk. They VIII
carry shower bouquets of smilax and
white carnations. The bridesmaids
gowns will be white lingerie Empires.
with green Grecian bandeaux in their
hair and maiden hair fern bouquets.
Four little flower girls, Ruth Critten-
den, Florence McCord, Katherine
Kohl. and Ruth Tandy will lead the
! bridal procession. They will wear
white summer frocks with green sash
eS and shoulder bows and will carry
ding handled rustic baskets filled with
smtBax and Shasta daisies Mr.. Roland
Nelson will be Mr.. Laxmans best man
and the ushers will be Mr.. Homer
Bonebrake, Mr.. Grant Laxman. Mr..
Earl Voorhis and Mr.. Leslie Kitching.
At the. reception Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson,
DR.. and Mrs. Graves and Mrs. c. Lax
man will receive with the bride and
groom. The formers travelling is a
gray cloth tailored suit, one piece
gown and long cloak, and her shoes,
hat and gloves will match
X
Mrs. Julian L. Sydnor entertained
the following guests at bridge Tuesday
tIronfR-ood edfcnfgan: Miss Nelson,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mitchell, Miss
Edna Herbst, Miss Helen McClintock,
: Miss Frances Connell, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Nellie Millspaugh. Miss
Hazel Risteen. Miss Dorothy Wilson,
T Miss Alice Lakin. Miss Floyd Roben-
, son, Mr.. Charles Guibor, Mr.. Mike
7 Murray Mr.. Walter Delfs, Mr.. Bert
/ Reid, Mr.. Harry Eagle, DR.. Leo
Haughey, Mr.. Roy Thompson, Mr.. Joe
:: Wilson, Mr.. Monte Kistler and MT
l jerry tombstone.
! 'I will stand for a grand opera
l singer being Too Fat" said man to-
: day, "if 1 am assured that she is g
: wonderful singer. But unless hel
| voice is remarkable I judge her figure
by the usual standards
Mrs. Alice Worswick, teacher of ar
: at the College of the Sisters of Beth.
> any is organizing an outdoor sketch
5 ing class.
\ The Portia club will next Thursday
with Mrs. J. X Codding, 141O Tenth
Y avenue, west.
: One of the prettiest of the earl!
g spring weddings in Topeka took plac'
$ Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at thu
Il home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ingham
: Oil West 9Th street, where Miss Alic'
n E. Hitler of Saragtoga, n. Y, and Mr.
: Maurice Z. Feinblatt of this city wer'
married. The Rev. F. n. Lynch, pas
Il tor of the First NJ. E. church per
e formed the ceremony. Miss Gertrud
: Clevenger played the wedding march
= Miss Estelle Ingham was the brides
maid, Mr.. L. A. Waidelich acted a
L
! ried the wedding ring in the heart o
l a cally lily. Miss Miller wore a YER
1 becoming gown of white. richly trim
med with lace an dinsertion. 1t wa
/ made a princess model, with a direc
I toire sash of tapestry silk in crear
/ and white. She carried brides rose
4 and wore brides roses in her hail
i Miss Ingham, the bridesmaid wore
| gown Of old gold satin trimmed wit
I Persian lace. She carried a Shove
bouquet of bridesmaid roses. TIL
rooms were decorated with carnations
ferns and palms. During the cere
| mony the bridal couple and attendant
l stood in front of bank of palms.
After the wedding ceremony a re
| ception was held from three until fiv'
| The serving was done in the dinin
| room where a beautiful brides cak
made pretty center piece for the ia
BILE which was also decorated with
May basket of carnations and fern
III Among those in attendance WEI
Miss Alice z. Hitler, Miss Estelle ms
ham. Miss Gertrude Clevenger, Mi:
Grace Snodgrass. Miss Ruth Inghan
Miss Eta Covell, Miss Pickup. NJ
Maurice Feinblatt, Mr.. A. Waideliel
Mr.. G. T. Gebhardt, Mr.. Chas. v
Snodgrass, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Alive,
Mrs. Chas. Snodgrass. Mrs. L. J. Ker
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Doyle, D
and Mrs. L. V. Sans. Mr.. and Mr.
Fred White, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ins
l ham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Feinblatt will be
home to their friends after May 15t
at 1923 Spruce street. Mrs. Feinbla
was very popular in her home tow
and left many friends behind her NJ
Feinblatt formerly lived in Saratos
but is now a car accountant for IL
Santa Fe.
The Golden Rule club will enter
I tain tomorrow afternoon from 3 to
o'clock for Mrs. George H. Hughe
1910 College avenue, for Mrs. Edwal
| King, who is moving to Kansas Cit
The Non Nobis Solum club met Wi
Mrs. B. w. Benedict yesterday al
the members and their guests spe
IL the afternoon sewing for the day nu