The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-15

An engagement that is of interest
90 many Topeka people Is that OF
Mrs. A. A. Hayes of 1414 West
Tenth avenue, and Mr.. augustus 3
1asqueth OF Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Hayes is the daughter Of Mr'
and Mrs. ]. X. Mayberry. She has
hved in Topeka a number OF years
and as Miss Ida Mayberry she was
well known and well liked among the
young people of her set. She was edu.
Gated at the Kansas State Normal
school of Emporia and after her grad
uation she returned to Topeka and
was married to Mr.. Hayes. Santa Fe
of1cial.
Mr.. Pasqueth, who has been a
friend of the Mayberry family 1or
some time. has visited them in To-
peka and has met number OF
friends here. He is connected with
the Lands Machine company OF st.
Louis and is manager of the terri
tory including the states of Michi-
gan. Minnesota and Wisconsin. with
his offices in Milwaukee. where he
and his bride will make their home.
The Wedding will be quietly cele-
brated sometime in December. the
date being not yet decided on.
Fashionable Topeka was well rep
resented at the tea Friday afternoon,
at which Mrs. Clyde Miller was
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street. The party was given to intro
duce to Mrs. Miller's friends her
mother, Mrs. William G. ColweH OF
Lawrence, and her cousin, Mrs. Jo-
seph c. Brown of Albuquerque. N. M.
The Miller home is an attractive
one, and some five or six rooms on
the lower floor were open to the
guests yesterday. The house was
built some years ago by Judge Foote.
and was one of the first in the row
of fashionable residences in that block
which lies south of the governor s
house. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Colwell, Mrs.
Brown and Miss Florence Miller stood
n the receiving line in the drawing
room to greet the guests. Mrs. Miller,
who is an uncOmmonly pretty woman.
as we'll as a pleasing and graceful
hostess, wore a gown of pale green
soft velvet. cut with a square train
and drsped skirt. The bodice was of
white chiffon. and over the shou1-
ders and finishing the decolletage,
were bands of silver and pearl bead
ed net. She wore lavalliere of pearls
and diamonds, and a corsage bouquet
of roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Colweu was gowned in grey crepe de
chine. The material Of the gown was
combined with gray chiffon. which
formed the upper part of the bodice
with trimming Of lace. She also
wore a girdle bouquet of white
flowers.
Mrs. Brown wore a beautiful gown
OF bronze charmeuse with an over
dress of gold brocade. The long tunic
OF the brocade was finished with
brown fur, and on the bodice the bro
cade and chiffon with which it was
combined was trimmed with fur and
the girdle was red velvet. Miss Miller
wore costume of old blue brocaded
crepe meteor. and on the bodice there
was trimming of lace and chiffon,
finished with bands of fur
The decorations in the drawing
room were pink roses, and roses and
purple chrysanthemums were used in
the hall. In the living room were
bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums
and an immense jar of daisies
The dining room was beautiful in a
trimming of red. A huge centerpiece
OF red roses stood on the table, and
red pom-poms adorned the candle
sticks In which were set red candles.
at each corner of the table. Big bows
base of the candlesticks. Smilax
draped the sideboard, and there were
bouquets of red roses on the buffet
and sideboard.
The girls who served in the dining
room were: Mrs. Miller's daughter
Miss Irene Mills. Miss Hester Barber,
Miss Georgia Neese, and Miss Mary
Mrs. Robert Stewart sat at the table
and did the pouring. Mrs. Hodges
wore gown of white charmeuse and
silver beaded chiffon and Mrs. Stew
arts gown was white silk crepe, with
tunic OF lace, and a trimming on
the bodice Of Venetian lace. The
bodice and skirt were trimmed with
bands of white fur, and the costume
was completed bv n white beaded lace
scarf. A touch Of color was given by
a pink coral necklace
Mrs. III. A. Auerbach. who was one
of the assisting women wore a peach
colored charmeuse gown, with the
sleeves and the upper part of the
bodice of Venetian lace. The drapery
OF the bodice was caught with a dia-
mond broach. Mrs. J. C. Mohler wore
white crepe meteor yelled in an over
dress of silver beaded net of Nile
green. Mrs. s. E. Barber wore a gown
of white meteor and lace with a tunic
and bodice drapery of black tulle.
The drapery of the bodice was caught
at the back in a butterfly ornament