The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-21


and Mr. Paul Whitman Billings of
Park City, Utah, win be celebrated to-
night ar $3.50 O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Dean, 1888 Western avenue The
Episcopal ring service VIII be read by
Rev. Thompson. a retired clergyman,
who formerly lived in Marion The
color scheme for the wedding is yell
low and white, and the decorations
will be lilies and daisies. The bridal
party will come down the front stair
way, pass through rear door into the
library and will march through the IL
brary, across the wide front hall. into
the drawing room, and The ceremony
will be performed under a canopy OF
lilies and daisies in front of a large
mirror at one side of the room. Be
fore the ceremony Miss Ethel MORROW
of Lawrence, a schoolnlate of Miss
Deans will sing Because I Love You,
Dear and Because" The brides
, sister, Miss Ellie Dean, who is a grad
uate of the Oberlin Conservatory Of
Music, will play the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march and during the ceremony
Mrs. Roy Williams of Marion will play
Wagner's 'Reproof to Elsa and 20,
Thou Sublime Evening star"
The brides little brother. Morris,
and Mary Ball of Webb City will come
first in the procession, carrying rib
bons of yellow and white satin. Fol
lowing them. little Rosa'ee Smythe of
Kansas City will carry the kneeling
cushion Both little girls Will be
dressed in white embroidery froeks
made over yellow satin foundation
The brides nephew, George Ball, OF
Webb City, Mo, will come next car
rying the ring in a basket of sweet
peas, and his sister, Elizabeth Ball.
viii be flower girl and VIII scatter
white rose petals in the bridal path
The bride will enter with her father,
who will give her in marriage. Her
gown is an embroidered robe with
trimming of Point Venice Insertion and
Rose Point lace. The gown is made
with long train. and the high waist
is clasped at the back with a pearl
buckle. The gown will be worn with
long tulle veil and white kid slip
pers. Miss Dean will carry prayer
book instead of flowers
After the ceremony a wedding sup
per will be given and Miss Maud Blk
head of Bryn Mawr, Pa. will serve
punch after supper.
Mr.. Billings and his bride will leave
tonight for Salt Lake City to visit the
bridegroom's parents and afterwards
they will go to Park City, Utah, to
make their home where Mr. Billings
is engaged in the lumber business.
Out-of-town guests who will attend
the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Ball and their children of Webb City,
No. General and Mrs. Wilder S. Met
calf, Professor and Mrs Dunlap. Mr..
Tess Critchfie1d and Miss Ethel Nor
row, all of Lawrence; Judge and Mrs
Heller and Miss Florence Heller of
Usage city; Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Simp-
son, Miss Jane Simpson and Miss
Naomi Simpson of Kansas City; Mr..
and Mrs. E. R Dean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Williams, Miss Maud Bixler. Mrs
Rose Case and Miss Winifred Pow
ers of Marion, Kan, and Miss Iris
lCalderhead of Bryn Mavr, Pa.
The Dean family has recently
moved from Marion to Topeka. and
Mr.. Dean has become a member of the
law firm of Ferry e Doran. The bride
has many friends throughout the state
and has made good many new
friends in the short time she has lived
| in Topeka. She is a girl of more than
ordinary intellectual gifts and Of pleas
ing personality.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Casey and Mr.. Robert Ian
ders of Lawton, Ok, was solemnized
this morning at $50 o'clock at the
| Church of the Assumption by Rev.
Father Hayden. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Helen
Casey, and Mr.. Landers' best man was
Mr.. Dwight HuIberd of Wamego. Only
members of the family attended the
ceremony. Both Mr.. Lenders and his
bride graduated from the Kansas uni
lversity in the class of 1900. Mr. Ian
ders was president of the class and
Mrs. Landers was secretary, and the
romance which eliminated in their
marriage today dates from that time.
Mrs Landers has been practicing law
for a number of years with the firm
of Stoker & Newell, and Mr.. Landers
also is a lawyer and las established
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fraternity man, a member of the Phi
Delta Phi. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Landers left for 4awton, Ok.
where they viii make their home.
Mrs w. c. Ball of Webb City gave
a dinner Monday night at the Mills
tea room for her sister, Miss ImOgene
Dean, ard her bridal party. Miss Dean
was also guest of homer at dinner
at the home of Rev. Thompson. The
other guests were the members of the
bridal party.
Miss Anna Kaufman and Mr.. Har-
old Tice were married Tuesday even
ing at GAS o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j
Kaufman of Valley Falls. Rev. J. A
Renwick of Topeka officiated. The
only attendants were the flower girl
little Mary Zimm herman, and ring bear
err Willard Gossett. The brides gown
was white satin trimmed with lace
and pearls. She wore a long tulle vel
and carried a bouquet of sweet peas
Miss Meta Legler of Topeka SANG
before the ceremony, and Miss Bess
Renwick also of Topeka, played the
wedding music. Mr.. and Mrs. Tict
have gone for a wedding trip to Col
orado, and will be at home after july
10, at 1912 Mulvane street. Out-of-
: town guests to the wedding were: Mr.
: and Mrs. J. D. Gossett, Mr.. and Mrs
A A Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Car
ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder
Miss Lenore Monroe. Miss Daisy Mon
roe. Miss Bess Renwick. Miss Louis,
McNeal, Mr.. Wister Williams. Mr.
, George Raiders. Mr.. Omar Smith, Fir
w. w Webb, all of Topeka; Mr.. anC
, Mrs H. A. Tice and Miss Josephine
/ Tice of Dodge City and Mr.. Waite