The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
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The wedding of Miss Grace Frances
Reed. daughter Of Col. and MIS-. Georse
W. Reed, and Mrs. Thomas Edwin
Prout, will be solemnized tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the First MetnouIs
church. by the Rev. David a SMUT;
The color scheme of the wedding VIII
be yellow and white, and the decora-
lions viii be daisies white sweet peas
and palms. The bride will wear gown
of rose point lace and brussels net
over pau de sole silk, made with
long train and high neck. Her SHOES
and gloves are white to match the
gown and she will wear a long white
veil fastened in the hair with orange
blossoms sent her from California. she
will wear a necklace of gold nuggets
sent her by her brother. Mr.. Will Reed
of Seattle. Her bouquet will be white
roses. Before the ceremony Miss
Brunette Walter will sing The Pro-
posal," and Mrs. j. A. Campbell Will
play the Lohengrin Wedding March.
the bridal procession will enter from
the south door of the church, the rib
bon girls, Miss Evelyn Reed, Miss
Gladys Guild, Miss Vera Vawters, and
Miss Helen Knox, coming first, and pro-
ceeding toward the chancel, two
through each of the main aisles. They
will wear white swiss dresses with
white ribbons in their hair. Next will
come the ushers: Mr.. John Abrahams,
Mr.. Paul Sweet, Mr.. Harry stephens.
and Mr.. Lewis Waidlich. The flower
girls are Miss Grace Eldridge and Miss
Harriet Eagles, and they will follow
the ushers, carrying shepardess bas-
kets filled with daisies. They will be
dressed in thin white frocks and wear
yellow ribbons in their hair. Miss May
Reed. the brides sister. will be maid
of honor. Her gown is a soft yellow
silk trimmed in duchess lace and made
with a short train. Her bouquet will
be sweet peas. Following the maid of
honor, little Lorraine Reed will carry
a basket Of sweet peas with a rose in
the center. and the ring in the heart
of the rose. She will wear a dainty
white embroidery frock. The bride and
her father will follow the ring bearer
to the altar, where they will meet the
bridegroom and the best man, Mr.
Claude Blake. After the reading of
the service, Mrs. Campbell will play
the Mendelssohn March for the recess
sional.
After the wedding a reception will
be held az the Reed home. 1888 Har-
rison street. The house will be decor
ated in palms and cut flowers A pretty
adornment of the dining table will be
effected by the use of daisies in low
bowl In the center, and at the corners
or the table, silver candelabra set with
yellow tapers Mrs. Reed, who will
stand first in line TO receive the guests
will be gowned in white satin trimmed
m point lace. Those who will assist
at the reception are: Mrs. D. N. Lane.
Mrs. c. (. Morse. Mrs A. Marburg
MRS. John Clark Harmon, Mrs. c. 81
Reed, Mrs. H. c. Root, Mrs. H O.
Sarvey' Mrs. Charles Spencer. Mrs q.
L. Eldridge, Mrs. L. r. Emery Mrs
Lee Monroe, Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger Mrs
J. P. Carnahan, Miss Gertrude eleven
ger, Miss Grace Bacon, Miss Josephine
Lynch' and Miss Eta Coven. Punch
will be served by Miss Jessie No.
ter, Miss Opal Heivly. Miss Rutb ~
ter, and Miss Leila Gunther
Mr.. and Mrs. Prout will leave 10
night for a trip west They will ston
az Pueblo, the Royal Gorge, Salt T.ake
CITY, Yellowstone Park, Spokane Sc