The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Her father, who is pastor of the
Central Avenue Christian church, Is
also quite an athlete He had charge ol
part of the physical culture WORK q
Drake university. Des Moines, Ia. He
is a graduate OF this school and also OIL
AIilligan college, Tenn. He has been III
Topeka four years.
The child, soon after birth, snoWeo
unusual strength and activity. She IS
now able to walk, holding to her fatn-
er's hand, but is now quite able to bal
ance herself alone
The marriage of Miss Goldie Mowers
of silver Lake and MI Floyd G. Nc
CardIe of Harrington was solemnlzed
Tuesday evening January 10, at S-5U
O'Clock, at the First Methodist churcn
of silver Lake. Rev. d. a. Shut OF
Topeka, formerly of Silver Lake, reau
the ceremony which was witnessed by
about 125 people. Before the ceremony
Mrs. Jack GoodnO sang 20 Promise
Me- and Mrs. d. p. Dudley played her
accom- paniment, and also the Mendel-
ssohn Wedding March for the en-
trance of the bridal party The ushers,
who were Mr.. Kirk Mowers and MT
Abe Mowers, brothers of the bride,
led the procession. The ribbon pear
ers were: Margaret Philbln, WIZARD
Mattmiller Ruth Sage and George
Dudley The gOWning OF the girls OF
the bridal party was in yellow and
white and the bridesmaids, Miss Iva
l.. GAMBIA of Usage City and Miss Mat
tie Anderson, were dressed IN yelloW
silk NULL tied with black saSheS. ana
the maid of honor Miss McCardle, the
briderroOm'S sister, was gOWned en-
tireIy in yellow The bridesmaids car
ried bouquets of white carnations, ana
the maid of honor carried yellow roses,
The charming children in the bridal
PARTY were Marie Hines. as 1loWei
girl and Carl Entsminger, ring bearer
The bride followed on the arm ol III
u p Dudley. an old friend. VINO gave
her in marriage. Her dr. IS was oyster
white silk poplin with yoke OF Sil-
YER gauze trimmed in pearls FROM
the draped bodice, panel eNtehueu
down the back of the skirt. and was
edged with silk fringe She carried
flowers sent by her brothers IN Cah-
fornia Her veil was silk marqulsette-
The ceremony was perforlnea lih4 esr,. q
canopy of yellow and WhlLe from
which was suspended floral bell MI
NTcCardle's hest man was his prothter'
Mr. Earl McCardle. After the WeQ-
ding an Informal reception was held
in odd Fellows hall The hall was
decorated in the bridal colors- Punch
vas served by number of the bride 5
voung girl friends. The bridegroom
presented to the brides mother
large bouquet of flowers
The Young people received many
handsome wedding gifts, lncluulnS
silver. china, linen and cut glass Inc
bride is the only daughter OF MI ana
Mrs Jerome Mowers. and mas many
friends The bride and her brothers,
sssisfed nv Mrs NJ A. Hutchinson
and Mrs. Dudley. superintended all
the wedding arrangements Mr. ana
Mrs MeCardle have gone to Herring
ton where they will make their home.
The ont of town guests to the we'd
5insr were: Rev D. A. Shut To-
Del<a. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Merillat St
Marvs: Ada X. johnson, Topeka; Les
for Parr Rossville; Miss Anna Mae
Harvey, Kansas City, kan-' MISS
Pearl Harvey. Kansas City, Ran; ;
Eva L Gambia. Usage CITY, ran
carrie Slusser, Topeka: libbie ..
Reilly and Addie O. Reilly, Concordla'
Kan: Mae Fraser. Mildred, Kan; Mr..
md Mrs. F. M. Martin. Topeka; Mr.
ard Mrs A L. Entsminger, Topeka;
Earl McCardIe, Topeka; Lee Hen
dirk. Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
Card1e, Topeka.
The wedding of Miss Ruby Grace
Moore to Mr.. Harvey Alvin Benhan
was solemnized Thursday, February I
at the Methodist parsonage at 1.So
osclock. Rev. John w. Waldron read
the beautiful and impressive ring cere-
nonv THE bride was attended by Miss
rsraee FIoffeismester. Mr.. E. j. Moore
xxas the best man. The wedding party
included Mr.. and Mrs William moore
Mr. r 7. Moore, Miss Grace Homes
1nester and Mrs J. G Moore. Nj
Renham will have charge OF III S Ia
ferss farm southwest OF town NJ
PenharIa is the popular and younges
I Ssa1elI,tay Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore
no live southwest of Topeka
The Rev. T. J. Ream. district su.
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