The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-27
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The marriage Of Miss Helen Cock
rell, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
OF Wichita, will be quietly solemnized
this evening at o'clock, at the Cock
rell home. POI Greenwood avenue,
Potwin Place. DR.. F. L. Loveland will
officiate.
The wedding is of much interest to
many Topeka people, for Miss Cock
rell has lived here most of her life,
was educated in the high school and
Washburn college. and has a large
circle of friends. Her sister, Mrs. e.
Wichita, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Bag
we'll of Kansas City, are here to attend
the wedding and are guests at the
Cock ell home.
A wedding of interest which took
place today was that of Miss Mildred
Kepley and DIR. Forrest KutZ, who
were married at high noon. at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. r. B.
Kepley. The service was read by the
Rev. Mr.. Robert Gordon of the First
Baptist church.
tremely simple. There was no music.
and the bride had as her only at
tendant her little cousin. Virginia
SQuires. The bridal dress was white
pleated Canton crepe. with a drapery
Of white shadow lace. The bride wore
in her hair a wreath of orange blos-
SONS sent her from California, and
her bouquet was g. shower OF brides
roses and lilies of the valley. Little
Miss Squires wore q white dotted
bons, and white slippers, and carried
pink rose buds.
The decorations were California
peppers and roses. The place for the
reading of the ceremony was marked
by two tall vases OF brides roses.
After the wedding there was a
Thanksgiving dinner for the guests.
who were relatives of the bridal pair.
DIR. and Mrs. Kutz will take a short
wedding trip and will return to Topeka
ing away costume Is taupe broadcloth,
worn with a velvet cloak and a small
taupe hat trimmed with plumes.
Mrs. Kutz graduated from the high
school and was q lambda Alpha
Lambda girl. and pretty and attrac-
his professional education in the Kan
sas City Dental college, and he was a
member of the Delta Sigma Delta fra
ternity. He is now practicing dem
tistry in Topeka.
DT. and MIS-. fIOOcTL 0lcWdAt 8dNC
a dinner party today at their home in
Topeka evenue. Their guests were
former Governor and Mrs. w. r..
Stubs, Miss Margaret Stubbs, Mr..
Roscoe Stubs and Mr.. Paul Stubs,
all of Lawrence. and DR.. and Mrs; =.
Will Stewart, MI. Sam Stewart, Miss
Isabel Stewart and Marguerite Stew
art.
The art department of the Topeka
Federation of Women, under whose
auspices an exhibit of American
paintings was held in Topeka last
winter. have bought, with the pro-
ceeds of that exhibit and an appropri-
alton from the federation. nine pic
lures. which they have presented to
the public schools of Topeka.
The group of pictures contains an
original oil by George Stone. and this
picture will be presented to the high
school one day next week. 1t is a
Barbara, Cal, and Is now being ex-
hibited at the Sullivan Art store.
The other eight pictures were pre-
scented to eight different grade schools
at the holiday exercises Wednesday
afternoon. At some of the schools
the pictures were draped with the
American colors. and were unveiled
at the pTGSouldtlOH VdH ouIGu
school was presented with a beauti- /
full copy Of Raphaels Sistine Madon-
ma. Miss Mccartney is principal of
the school, and the federation wo-
men who made the presentation were:
Mrs. A. Marburg. the president; Mrs.
Will Connors, Mrs. o. L. Moore, Mrs.
A. w. Knowles and Mrs. George
Pritchard.
The Parkdale school. Mr.. J. H.
Todd, principal, received a copy of
Van Dykes famous picture. Baby
Stuart" probably the best liked baby
picture in the world. The women
who presented it were: Mrs C. J.
Evans, Mrs. r. w. Coppedge and Miss
Gertrude Barnes.
A copy of Saved" by Sparkling, the
celebrated English painter of animals,
was given to Lowman school, of
which Miss Lola Graham is principal.
The presentation was made by Mrs.
Lucia o. Case. Mrs. ]. F. Scott, Mrs.
George G. Moore, Mrs. Xeina Cowles
Wright and Mrs. F. J. Clark Of Onaga,
who is Mrs Cases guest.
Wednesday morning State street
school, Miss Myrtle Kelley, principal,
was given a handsome photogravure
of Mt. Vernon. The picture was pre-
scented by Mrs. H. o. Garvey and Mrs.
Katherine Hand.
The Quinton Heights school, Of