The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-06

bridal party stood in the light of two
groups of candles burning on either
side OF the table After the benedic-
ton the choir sang q wedding hymn
and again the lights were turned on,
and the bridal party left the church 10
the Mendelssohn march. A reception
was held at the Moneypenny home fol-
lowing the wedding. The guests We're
received by Mr. and Mrs. Moneypenny.
Judge and Mrs J s West and Mr.
and Mrs Roland West Yellow chrvs-
anthemur11s decorated the dining table
and autumn leaves trimmed the other
rooms. Those who assisted were
Mrs T. J. Hankle Mrs James Hum
phrey OF Fort Scott, Mrs. T. J. kim
brough. Mrs. c. N. Todd of Auburn.
Mrs. George Whitteker. Mrs Morton
White. Mrs. Charles White Miss Ruth
Cowgirl. Miss Laura Haynes. Miss
Daisy Fleshner and Miss Anna Grfggs
Of Dover. Miss Gertrude Kitcheu,
Miss Gertrude Haynes, Miss Grace
Lukins and Miss Lucille Lukins- Mr.
and Mrs West have gone for g trip 10
Colorado and viii be at home after
Decem Der Is at ga West Fifteenth
street. Mrs West was quite the ideal
bride. for she is really beautiful. Of
the delicate dainty type. and pos
sessed OF those housewifely accom-
plishments that fit her for her new
estate Mr. West is the son OF Judge
and Mrs. J. 5. West, and was formerly
Kansas university student, where
he was made q member of the Sigma
Chi fraternity. He now has position
with the Santa F'e Railway company.
The women of the city federation
have been asked TO keep open house.
with the teachers of the city. at the
Manual Training building Thursday
and Friday afternoons from 1 10 5
o'clock. for the visiting teachers who
viii come to attend the state associa-
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the federation and members Of the
committee in charge who viii receive
on the days appointed, are Mrs Mar
garet Hill McCarter, Mrs H. O. Car
vey. Mrs A H Horton. Mrs Clement
Smith. Mrs ". T. Watson, Mrs. Lee
Monroe. Mrs c. H. Samson and Mrs
4 a GODDARD. They have asked the
following women 10 assist Mrs. John
R. AuIvsne. Mrs Charles Curtis. Mrs.
W r Stubs. MIS- J. C McClintock,
Mrs. W A Johnston. Mrs c G Starr,
Mrs. E E. Fairchild, Mrs A J. Stout,
Mrs F. E Stanley. Mrs. A. o. Well
man. Mrs. E. G. Foster, Mrs J. P Kas-
ter. Mrs C Q. Knowles. Mrs. Charles
Spencer, Mrs c. J. Evans. Miss Ger
trude Barnes. Miss Nanon Heron. Miss
Lucy Kingman. Dr. Sarah Greenfield,
Mrs F. K Sanders. Mrs Albrechr
Narburg. Mrs J. D Mcfarland. Mrs.
E :. Marshall. Mrs. c Huron, Mrs
J. B. Larimer and Mrs w. W kitchel.
Mrs H. B. Hogeboom gave a seven
o'clock dinner Sunday night for Mr..
and Mrs Paul Aulvane. Dr. and Mrs
". Z. Heatherly and Mr.. and Mrs H.
F Montgomery
The slow but sure taking off, Of
the bachelors about town is calling for
comments from the women, who are
thinking it over. SO whenever two or
three are gathered together they dis
cuss it. The following fragmentary
remarks were CLEANED at the art ex-
hibit q few days ago: What a beau
1lful comport- and what q swell we'd
ding present It would be. Speaking OF
weddings. what do you know about the
way the confirmed bachelors are being
snapped up2 am thinking that
Charlie Nagaw is left in q mighty ex-
posed position with all his old COM
rades deserving him There was Dick
Hayden and GaIen Nichols. and now
Paul Walker is about TO quit the camp