The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-02
VIII Give Bead Outfit.

| 5. S. Estey read the service, and Mrs
Carver played the Mendelssohn march
! as a occasional.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pierce, the
parents of the bridegroom, expected tC
/ give a reception after the ceremony
/ but owing to illness in the family, they
were obliged to withdraw the invita-
/ tons; so the bridal party and a few
other friends went to the A. K
/ Rodgers home for an informal recep-
/ ton Mr.. and Mrs Pierce have taken
an apartment in the Devon. where they
viii be at home to their friends after
/ February l.
The wedding gifts for Miss Rodgers,
which were on display for the inspec-
ton of the guests at the reception, in
Guided a good many handsome pic
lures, complete sets of Thackeray. Kip
ling and Van Dyke, j tray of mahog-
any and silver presented by the
Lambda Alpha Lambda fraternity, of
which Mr. Pierce is a member, an odd
round table of mahogany and wicker.
a set of mission furniture for the new
apartments and a set of white and
gold china dishes, and even more than
the usual amount of silver and cut
glass The furniture for the flat, pre-
scented by Mr. and Mrs Pierce, ST., in
Guides a dining room suite of Flemish
oak.
notice of the wedding of Miss
Margaret Fowler to Mr.. Stuart
churchill Forbes. both of Kansas City,
appears in Kansas City paper this
morning The wedding is of interest
70 a good many Topeka people, as Miss
fowler has circle of friends here to
Whom she was introduced at a mu-
scale IN her honor given by Mrs F.
T. Maclennan two years ago. After
wards she became teacher Of violin in
the College of the Sisters of Bethany
ana frequently played in concert be-
Tore Topeka audiences. She studied
music abroad and besides being highly
talented, she is a woman of engaging
personality. Her sister, Miss Helen
foWIer, has a studio in Topeka and
makes her home at the Gordon. The
account OF the wedding is as follows:
name as gifted violinist is well
known to Kansas City, was married
last night at the home of her father,
EdWln Fowler 3217 Montgall avenue
20 stuart Churchill Forbes, secretary
VI the Monarch Electric company. An
tuusual and pretty feature of the
Weuulng was the playing of Bee
SiloNeH Mlnuet by the bride She was
80 ION panied by her sister, Miss Helen
~ Ter. VINO has been her accompan-
ise N all of her public appearances.
ne Rev Alexander Lewis, pastor
% o.,s me First Congregational church,
IIllleldteo- Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes will
leaVe shortly for two months honey
moon in Europe
Miss Fowler first attarcted atten-
non as a child violinist She was a
Hupil OF Francois Boucher who early |
tbIeulSted unusual success for her. She
mas been concert violinist almost
e .s5l since that time, although |
f fne mas found opportunity to extend |
-, sludles and develop her method |
s erSii she IS now a player Of high rank |
anu growing reputation
\
Inc Monday Afternoon Bridge club |
siei u an evening meeting Monday night |
" me nome of Mrs. D. P. Paxton on |
o ott their husbands as guests. and |
w 2 guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. !
nv ~, " dtson. Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Bow /
nan ana MI and Mrs. r. T.. Cochran. |
X
NJ Ut and Mrs. F. J. Ernest gave a |
teI ears dinner at the National ho-
so,.. saturday night. Covers were laid |
80 l ~. ana Mrs. W. F. LINDSAY. DR..
w NJ - 5lrs, e F. Menninger, DR.. and Mrs. |
a sr =, atorrs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Now /
i7,,7- MISS Helen Lindsay. Miss Lois /
N1o--S.s MSS Jean Lindsay. Miss Polly
e en- es,l Mr. Karl AIenninger. Mr.. Rob |
NJ. Snoefnaker. Mr.. Charles Menninger.
1-u"lh Menninger, Mr.. Paul Now i