The Topeka state journal., 1911-10-20

vet, silk and wool beaver and hea Y
new material Stimulating furs.
The engagement will be announced
within the next few days of Miss Helen
Morrow, daughter of DR.. o. s. Morrow.
to Mr. Paul Walker, assistant general
attorney of the Chicago Rock Island
& Pacific Railroad company. Miss
Morrow is one of the most popular and
talented young women in Topeka. She
is at present putting on the Kirmess
at the Grand opera house tonight and
tomorrow, under the patronage of Il
number of the leading society people
of Topeka. Close observers have
noticed that Miss Morrow is wearing a
handsome solitaire
The Topeka Avenue club will meet
Friday, October 81, with Mrs. George
T. Staebler, 300 Woodlawn avenue.
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The following account of the Dclmar-
Barteldes wedding, which was attend
copied from the Lawrence Journal
World The pride formerly lived III
Topeka:
A wedding is. always a distinct event
and should there be four a day III
would oe read with as keen an interest
as if there were but one. When tho
wedding is really an elaborate affair
and when the parties participating are
ite then naturally the interest is dou
bloG Such was the case last evening,
when Miss nellie Lebar Dolman was
married to Mr.. Fredo Earteldes- Trinity
Episcopal church was the scene last
evening Of the wedding, a brilliant
background carrying with it all the
sacred symbols Of rlatrimony in the
church service First from the center
aisle the groom msnen came followed by
the maids. These were dressed in rain
bow hues. pink, blue and yellow. and
all wearing the quantity artistic Mad
anne Sherry caps of lace. Miss olga
Barteldes and Miss Elsa Barteldes wore
handsome gowns of blue en- traine,
while their caps were of lace and blue
ribbon. Miss Grace Pages gown was
of yellow, trimmed in gold and made
over a foundation of yellow messaline,
while her cap was trimmed in yellow
Miss Henrietta Alexander wore a Dolly
Warden dress of white chiffon WITH
pink flower design made over pink mes
saline while her cap was trimmed in
pink All the maids CARED Shep-
herdess baskets filed with pink and
white roses. Following the maids came
Miss Katherine Dolman, as maid OF
honor. Her gown of pink crepe ne
chine was beautifully made. For trlpl-
ming there was lace of the same shade
as the dress, and the artistic touches
on the dress were dainty. Her Madame
Sherry cap. too. was trimmed with pink,
while her flowers matched the costume.
Following the maid Of honor came the
bride on the arm of her father, MT
G. L Dolman. The brides gown was
beyond all doubts one of the most
handsome ever worn at a wedding in
Lawrence It was of chiffon vOile
made over a foundation Of white satin
and it was draped after the new IDEA
of the present Partisan fashion ON
the frort of the bodice was an import
ed lace piece embroidered in pearls,
while pearl garniture was used for
other trimming. The gown was maGc
especially striking by the train cut
square while at the corners were large |
white silk tassels Her slippers were
white satin while her long court veil
was crowned at the top, and worn |
after the dainty cap fashion. Her flow
ers were an arm bouquet of white roses
ana lilies of the valley. The full I
FpiscopaI service was read by the Rev /
Evan Alexander Edwards. Following !
the wedding at the church reception !
was held at the home OF the Drlde /
parents on Indiana, street. In the re- |
ceivins- room on the line We're the bride |
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs q. l.. DOL |
man. Mr.. and Mrs. f w Barteides. |
The Rev. Evan Alexander Edwards |
Miss Mary MacLennan of Topeka pre- /
sided at the coffee urn and was assist
ed by Miss Effie Page. also OF Topeka I
Mr.. and Mrs. Barteldes left last even /
irg for Memphis. Tenn, from where
They viii return to Lawrence ane be
at home after November Is at 103 In
diana street out of town guests mere
Sfagare Ma ard of Wichita. Miss Mary Mac
Lehman. Mr.. and Mrs S. Dolman. Miss
Page Miss Effie Page, Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Mrs. Frank Willard, MIS-
A K McGiu Mrs Nina Neisvende1,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Kelley, Mr.. David
Page of Topeka.
The following guests attended a
luncheon which Miss Alice Lakin gave
Friday for Miss Ella Davis: Miss Davis,
Mrs. lief Felix. Mrs. Cecil Forter Mrs
Paul Montgomery. Mrs Creighton Mil
Ier. Ms LS,1rtz kaIIaIn. Mss Virginia