The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-03

the tone coloring excellent. Miss Ad-
da Harper played Mendelssohn con-
| cert also with orchestral accom- pani-
ment, that was we'll received. The
| last number on the program was
Haydn symphony in four movements.
! There was a good deal of comment
by the people from town who attend
ed, on the advance in musical stand
ards at the college.
The Music STUDY Club will meet
Thursday. April a, instead of April
IL. as given in the year book. The
program announced for the April II
meeting will be given tomorrow.
| X
The wedding of Miss Estelle Mary
Ingham and Mr.. William ]. Wilson
was soIemnized Tuesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Ingham. by Mr.. Will
sons father, Rev. George Wilson.
Miss Gertrude Gilchrist furnished the
wedding music. The bride. was dress
ed in gown of white satin trimmed
in duchesse lace and enveloped in a
white tulle veil which was caught in
the hair with lilies of the valley. She
roses. Her maid of honor was her
sister. Miss Ruth Ingham, and her
cousin. Mr.. William Snodgrass, was
Mr. Wilson's best man. Little Mar |
guerite Kanuer was ring bearer, and |
the ribbon girls were Miss Grace Snod- |
grass Miss Hazel Williams Miss Dena |
Williams, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Mar |
tina Harris and Miss Marian Storms. |
The maid of honor wore a white lace |
robe over white silk and carried a |
bouquet of pink roses The ribbon |
girls were all dressed in white and |
marked the bridal path with pink and |
performed beneath an arch of smilax
studied with pink and white flowers, |
with background of palms. At the
reception following the wedding Mrs.
Ingham was assisted by Mrs. Penney
the Misses Penney, Miss Josephine
Ingham, Miss Blanch Gilchrist, Miss
Gertrude Gilchrist, Miss Josephine
Ewing and Miss Dena Pruessner. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson are at home to their
friends at 911 West Fifth avenue.
They have postponed their wedding
trip until fall, when they will go to
Niagara Falls, Saratoga, VT, and |
Washington. The bride received many
presents, including a chest of silver,
a piano and the usual array of linen
and cut glass.
The following is copied from the Abb
lene Reflector: Mrs. Margaret Hill
McCarter, of Topeka, gave an inspir
ing and helpful lecture at the high |
school auditorium this morning. The
hall was filled with an audience who
wished to hear the well known Kan
sas writer. Her theme was The Heart
of a Child and in sympathetic words
she depicted many problems of chile
and is an attractive speak
er. The address was one of the best
ever delivered in the city and was ap-
preciated. Professor Steiningers or
chestra furnished music. Mr.. c. M
Harger introduced the speaker"
The Thursday Study club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. c. r
Taylor, 11OS West street.
The Golden Rule club will meet Fri l
day, April 5, at the home of Mrs. F.
NJ. Drake, 1909 West Sixth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs s. H. Garrett, of Clay {
street, announce the engagement O. {
their daughter, Alice Anna, to Rev. R. '
H. Martin of Beaver Falls, Pa. The
wedding will take place in May.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey, of Chicago
is visiting her parents, Bishop and Mrs i
Frank R. Millspaugh. 8
Mrs. Walter Hayes went to Kansas
City Tuesday, called by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. Hart, who is in hos :
pital for an operation for liberation +
Of the stomach. Mrs. Harris little {
daughter is i'll at her home with scar g
let fever. S
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Yerkes are moving c
from their apartments Riverside t
Drive, N. Y. and have taken a house :
in Brooklyn which they will occupJ :
this summer Mrs. Yerkes, before her .
marriage, was Miss Wilhelmine Mar c
burg, of Topeka. I
Miss Katherine McCarter will arrive t
Thursday to spend the Easter vaca- a
ton with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
W. A McCarter. Two of her friend;
at Baker university will accompany .
her to Topeka and will be her guest a
at the McCarter home. "
Miss Edna Fish of Oberlin, O., is o
the guest of Mrs. George Davis. r
DR.. S. S. Estey and Mr.. Elon S.
Clark will go to New York to attend I
the conservation congress of the Men q
and Religion Forward movement, this o
month. 1t
Mr. A B. Quinton will leave Thurs If