The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-05

A wedding of special interest next
week will be that of Miss Ruth Ham
lin and Mr.. Harry Wolf, which Will pc
solemnized Tuesday evening at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Carrie
NJ. Wilson, 1249 Harrison street. The
wedding will be quietly celebrated
and only relatives have been asked TO
attend. The Very Reverend James Z.
Deb. Kaye, dean of Grace cathedral
will read the service. There VIII De
no attendants, and after the ceremony,
the bridal couple will leave for a trip
east. Upon their return, they VIII
live at 115S College avenue.
Miss Hamlin is a graduate of the
high school and a member of the
Lambda Alpha Lambda Sorority. she
attended the Woman's college in jack
sonville, Ill, and since she finished
school and has been out she has
become a social favorite in Topeka.
Mr.. Wolf is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. z. Wolf. He is one of the tellers
in the Bank of Topeka.
The young people will make their
home at 1883 College avenue, where
Mr.. Wolf is building a handsome new
bungalow The house is made with
a large hall running through the
center and two large living rooms OPP
ening from it. The first floor is fin
ished in mahogany and the upper
floor in white enamel. The building
will not be completed until the first
of December.
Mrs. Albrecht Marburg, who has been
in New York the past summer and
early fall, returned home Friday
night She visited her daughter, Mrs.
H. A. Yerkes, and other relatives,
and was present at the wedding of
her niece, Miss Marie Elizabeth Gar
denhire, and Mr.. Walter Perry Myers,
which took place Friday night, Sep
TENDER 27, at Richmond Hill, Long
Island, the summer home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Major
Gardenhire. Rev. William Evans. OF
the Church of the Resurrection, read
the service The company which
witnessed the ceremony numbered CT,
and they were all relatives of the two
families. Details of the wedding are
given in a New York account. The
brides gown was Duchesse lace over
white crepe de chine, and the orange
blossoms in her hair were previously
worn by her mother, then by her
aunts Mrs. Frank Patrick of Kansas
City, Mo-. and Mrs. H. c. MulrOy. of
Topeka, and later by her cousin Mrs.
H A. YerkeS, of New York. formerly
Miss Wilhelmine Marburg, of Topeka.
The wedding decorations were pink
and white. The attendants were Miss
Helen Major Gardenhire, Miss Kath-
arine Wernher, Miss Virginia Mahin,
and Mr.. Randall Everett.
Mrs. Myers has been on the stage
under the name of Marie Reynolds
Her last engagement was in charac-
ter parts with the Empire Theatcr
stock company, Syracuse, y. Y Her
father, Iawyer-author, was formerly
clerk of the county and district courts
Topeka, and his best known books are
The Silence of Mrs. Harold" and
Purple and Homespun."
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countant, and manager of the Court
land-Palmer estate. He is a graduate
of the New York university. Mr. and
Mrs Myers expect to visit their rel
atives in Topeka this fall. They will
live at Sc West Eleventh street, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Mulroy, who went.
to New York to attend the wedding,
returned home Friday evening.
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Miss Reita Updegraff entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon at