The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-25
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Mr. w. w. Mills gave dinner Tues
day night at the Minis tea room Io 9T. M
daughIer. Mss Marguerite Mills
whose marriage to Mr. William NC
Pherson will take place tonight Inc
decorations for the party were qules
elaborate. The room was clearen %, y
all the tables except those used Iof Ihe
dinner Two large tables, WITH d
smaller one between them maze an a =
rangement we'll adapted 10 the decora-
tinns chosen. In the center was
large plateau of immense yeIloM
e,I1tysa thenums, and in the center
was a large solid silver vase WnICH
Miss Mills mad received as a Wedd ,
gift and that was filled with yei'oe
NUNS, and the tables were HsLtS $50
with yellow candles. The place c&Iu9
we're white hearts bearing the NC
Pherson coat of arms. Bouquets VI
yellow NUNS, tied with dotted yelloN
sauze were given as taNors 10 5aCti VI
the girls of the party, and these
bouquets were laid By the plates, III H.
ing the table look like a bank OF now
ers In one corner 81 tn 'rCiu s
were banked with palms ana 4ei [ II1,
and during the dinner MISS CIit eo ,,,,,
Miller sang a number OF Scotcn sotIs9'
Covers were laid for Miss NILS, ~ ~.
Mcpherson, Miss Isabel Mills, MISS
elizabeth Mcpherson Of HoWeil, NAlSIl''
EDr. and Mrs. Merrill Mills Mss -, -
Gle Mills Mr.. Robert steele, MI Dun
can Pierce of Derby, Pa, MI Hoosle
Mills and NIr. w. W. Mills
Miss Mills gifts to her attendants
were pearl nut plckers, ana VI s ~
Pherson's best man received a JeWelIeu
sticlxpin. Mr.. NIcPher5on's gift TO the
bride was a pearl and diamond lava
liere set in platinum
The wedding presents were on DIS
.,iay in a little room consecrated to
their exclusive occupancy, ana me
afternoon before the wedding, the
bride and bridegroom took LOOK 70
gether at the couectloh- "A sIlllsn
Voice came through the open door;
'sJust look here what we drew, ana a
masculine tone replied well, Gear,
7vouidn't wonder if we might ind
few things in here we can use Wheh
we go to housekeeping.
Miss Clara A. Cole and Mr.. Carl L;
Merry of StreatOr. Ill. were marTleu
Wednesday, October Is, at the nome
of the brides parents, MI ana MIS-; a
r. cole The bride is a sister OF MIS-
F. H. Wilson, who formerly lived IN
topeka. and has lately gone to Chicago
TO make her home. Mr. and MRS
Wilson's little daughter, Helen Eliza
beth was one of the members OF the
bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs. Merry VIII
live in Des Moines. Iowa.
Miss Hattie Trezise and Mr.. William
Ttchenor We're married Monday even
ing, October 9, at the home of the
brides father, Rev. J. Trezise, 1926
/ AIulvane street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs w. A. Johnston will return the
first of next week. She left last
Wednesday to attend the National Suf-
frage convention in Louisville, KY,
and from Louisville she went to Ok
ford. O., to visit her daughter, Mrs. j.
Brandenburg.
Mr.. c. 3. Merriam left Tuesday for
Chicago and New York on business
Miss Daisy Monroe will go to Hays,
Kan. Thursday to attend a house
party.
MIR Carl Trap has accepted a po-
sition With the Springfield Fire In
Surance company, and Will leave for
the west on a business trip this week !
Miss Helen James of Williamsburg, |
Kan, who came to attend the Gafford- |
Porter wedding. has been the guest OF
Mrs. W. F. Bowen.
Mrs. Amos Poole and her grand |
daughter, Miss Huldah Poole. who |
spent the summer in Boulder, Colo, |
viii return home Thursday.
f. ar. NJ D Ballantine of Chicago, |
fNho came to attend the Smalley- |
Maine Wedding, was a guest of Mr. |
his home this afternoon.
Mr.. G. W. Rouike and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Loathin of Herington are guests today |
at the J 3. Smalley home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F Jensen OF Salt !
Lake City will arrive the last of the |
week TO visit Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Poole |
of Potwin and other Topeka friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parkhurst and |
Judge and Mrs. Robert Carver left for |
an automobile trip to Kansas City to- !
day.
Miss Ceora Lanham will give a stu
dents recital at 8 o'clock Wednesday
evening at her studio, us West Eighth