The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-30

at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
/ and Mrs. George Banter, SIS Topeka
avenue. DR.. s. s. Estey, of the First
Presbyterian church, will read the serv-
ice About a hundred and fifty guests
will witness the ceremony and attend
an informal reception following IL The
brides gown is white charmeuse- The
skirt is made with panniers and long
train and the high waist has round
neck and short sleeves, ana a trimming
of Colbert lace in a Jacket effect her
long tulle veil is fastened to cap OF
the same lace. and her bouquet IS
shower of lilies of the valley and roses
Her maid of honor will be Miss Eugeniar
Quinton. whose gown is a white en-
broidered crepe de chine. The skirt has
panniers of cream embroidered net, and
is finished with accordion plated crepe
de chine The other attendants are:
Elizabeth Calvin. niece of Mr. Calvin
who will be flower girl and two little
ribbon girls, Margaret Calvin and
Katherine Mulvaue- Margaret is also
niece Of the bridegroom, and Katherine
MuIvane is the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Don Mulvane- The viii wear
a little French embroidered frock, and
a row of eyeIet embroidery, threaded
with pink ribbon, forms the Empire
waist line. Mr.. Murray Davis. OF Kan
sas CITY will be Mr.. Calyin's best man.
The coIors used in the decorations and
the gowning of the bridal party are
white. pink and cerise. The flowers
used were pink and red roses, and the
little people of the bridal party will
wear white frocks with pink sashes'
and will carry red roses
Miss Hazel Howe will play tne
L.ohengrin wedding march, and MRS
Warrick UpdegTan Will sing the nrst
three songs of the cycle Loves
Epitome"
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Calvin will leave for a wedding trip to
the Bermuda Islands, and will return
before the holidays They VIII os at
home at 523 Gladstone Boulevard, Kan
sas CITY. Mo. The out-of-town guests
to the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jonh
Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gavin
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Calvin and MT
Harry Calvin. of Kansas City; MISS
Laura Heath and Miss Myra Aeatn' |
auuts of the bride. from La Sale, H. |
Mr. and Mrs. Louis BANTER, of Chicago, |
Mr. George Raymond Banter, OF st |
Louis. and Mr. and Mrs Harley Rels-
man. of Chicago.
Mrs. A A. Hurd entertained the Fiji
day Bridge Luncheon club yesterday at
the Topeka club. Mrs. Dorsey Cullen
was substitute and other guests pc
sides the members were: Mrs ChapeIie
Foote. Mrs Frank Hobart. Mrs Della
NroreIand and Mrs. Frank Squires-
Friday evening Mrs Frank HOBART
entertained two tables at bridge TOT /
Mrs Hvrd who celebrated her olrthudy
anniversary yesterday.
tn, marriage of Miss Helen Brown
and Mr. Dana Davis will be celebrated
in December. probably about Chrlst-
mas time. The wedding VIII De a /
quiet one on account OF the "a f reGene
death of Miss Browns granoIathei'
the late George KeIIam-
The Art club will meet MONDAY
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock with Mrs u |
J. MuIvane-
Mrs. B. NJ Davies will gixe=a party /
for the members of the Nineteenth
Century club Monday var. aIte Gf.tb o,-al
nna The guests will be Mrs h A /
Austin. Mrs Henry Bennett; MIS- r
8 Reggs. Mrs Byron Davis, MIS- u. n
Grifi3e Mrs. D. ]. Hathaway mrs
seed Hughes. Mrs. R. B. Kepley Mrs
Edwin Locke, Mrs J. r. Mulvane, MIS-
n p paxton. Mrs W. H Fighter, Miss
Alice Scott and Mrs G. Q. smith
The meeting of the D. D. Whist
club. which was to have peen neIq
Monday at the home Of Mrs. FRANK
Crane, has been p9stP r;11 1 Ins me- 6er
Is at the home of Mrs. Frank Edison.
Those who danced at the TIvoh
THANKSGIVING ball were: Mr. and Mrs
willard Hall. Mr. and Mrs RooeTt
III =
Nv end Mrs. Warrick Updegraf, Miss
P1Itb wilson. Miss Louise McGoft'
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Lillian NC
C.off. Miss Mary Van Vechten. MISS
Dorothv Barber, Miss Ruth Bauer
NJ Marian Wear, Miss Mildred MOT
'l- - 1TisS Helen FIornaday of Manhat-
+oD Miss Ma Kelley or Lawrence
No. GLADYS Clifton of Los Angeles
- MIS- Eva Hardcastle of Emporla'
Ms Marguerite KOontz, MISS LOUISE 1i
1-,-Tv-ar Miss Elizabeth Mills MS
49,, 1FcClintock Miss Edith Upde-
helsA ~ Mamie Zahner Miss Ruth
I-Ei+nev- Miss Dorothy Scott MISS
$50 Ronebrake. Miss Marie Lager
s+rou Miss Laura SoutnWlck' MS
AriaI Nichols. Miss Hazel Nelson w.
ma TvtIe. Miss Jessica Shortt' MIS-
LIZ, Nff+cheH Miss Margaret NUT
1Fiss Dorothv Porter, Miss Nellie
Lco,1ns Miss Sara Kouns, MISS helen
Sriai1oan. Miss Helen Lindsay, MISS
r. smith. Miss Helen Ames, MISE
Eliza beth Thompson. Miss OoLolHS
Bro1vu. Mr. Holmes Meade, MI. mar i
Ea1e NJ charles Mckee, Mr.. Dick
- M wendell Lyman. Mr.. Jack
Camubel. Mr.. Kenneth Lyle, MI Ed
ri Campbell. Mr.. Kent Moneypenny'
Mr. Herbert Guild, Mr.. Paul money
nannv- Mr.. Frank Short MI frames
Bonebrake. Mr.. Larry Hugney, M. NJ
CTa-J-son MiUspaugh, Mr. Philip
~ IF Manhattan. Mr.. Wayte Ly-
+1e NJ Charles Hobart, Mr.. allen Nc
Gea1 Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr. Joe
PiS+Sen Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr. William
NfIfar. Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr. Jas
Mcfarland. Mr. George HogeDooEn' MT
Nelson Meade Mr.. Robert Beine, Mr.
Grover Dunn. Mr. Roy George, Mr.
Toe Hull Mr.. irwin Snattinger. Mr.
Alfred BartelI Mr.. Tinkham Veafe,
Nr Frank Miller of Lawrence, Mr.
ivan DibbIe, Mr.. James Hayes MT
Mr. sam