The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-03

A. Edwards, of Lawrence, who has hao
charge of Grace church parish this
summer.
The wedding will not be an elaborate
i one. but the details are arranged to
make it an extremely pretty and at
tractive affair. The bride herself is
girl of much charm and a singuiariy
| pleasing personality. Her wedding
gown is white crepe meteor over
charmeause. The draped skirt is maze
with a pointed train, and the bodlce Is
trimmed with point lace. She VIII wear
a white tulle veil and will carry a
shower bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Before the ceremony Mrs. j. A Camp
bell will play the Schubert Serenade
on the pipe organ. and for the entrance nee
of the bridal party she Will play the
Lohengrin wedding march. The Men
delssohn march will be used for the
occasional The brides uncle, Mr.. r.
j. Mileham, will give her in marriage
Miss Boyle will be attended by her
cousin, Miss Zillah Mileham. of New
ton. and Mr.. Beine's best man will pc
his brother, Mr.. Robert Beine. NJ
Frank Southwick and Mr. Charles NC
Kirahan will be ushers.
Miss Mileham. who is a strikingly
pretty girl with dark hair and eyes
will wear a gown of yellow SILK Win
trimming of white shadow lace she
and will carry flowers
After the ceremony a few close
friends of the bridal couple Will so 10
the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. a camp
bell for an informal party. Among the
guests will be the newly married cou-
Flo Mr. and Mrs Jack Campbell. Mrs.
CampbeT will wear one of her trouS-
seau gowns. a lavender crepe meteor
trimmed with orange chiffon cloth ana
old Spanish lace. gift from her moth
er. -
Mr.. Reine and his bride will leave to-
night to spend short time in Excelsior
Springs Mo-, and from there they VIII
go to Joplin, Mo, to make their nome.
Miss Boyle's going away gown is
tailored suit of Wisteria cloth. With
hat of velvet matching the suit III
color, and trimmed with a band or
white ostrich feathers. The blouse is
a white crepe de chine.
The bride was formerly Topeka girl.
and made her home with her uncle ana
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Mileham, VINO
moved to Newton year or two ago.
Miss Boyle graduated from the Topeka
high school, she and Mr.. Beine finish
ing in the same class. The romance,
which is to eliminate in the marriage
this evening. had it's beginning in the
school days of the young people, ana
they are the first couple in the class
to be married. After finishing the high
school, Miss Boyle TOOK the DOMESTIC
science course in the State Agricultural
college Manhattan. She has been re-
garded as one of the attractive and
popular girls of Topeka. She is a niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft, at
whose home she has been a guest the
past week.
Mr. Beine was brought up and edu-
Gated in Topeka. and is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Beine, of Polk street. He
has a position with the telephone COM
pany, of Joplin, where he and his
bride Will make their home.
Out of town guests who came for
the wedding are: Miss Carol Lyle of
Emporia. who is the guest of Miss
Esther Clark, Mrs. Tom Parker of Par
sons, who is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. c. C. Trimmer. Mrs. Green
leaf. Miss Agnes Greenleaf. Miss Nellie
Greenleaf, Mrs. Kelso and Miss Sally
Rench of Lawrence, Miss May Mcleod