The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-25

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Mr.. Schuyler lawrence Of Chihua-
ING his mother. Mrs. 5. s. lawrence.
Of Tenth avenue and Van Buren,
street. Mr.. Lawrence II a mine OWN
er Of Chihuahua, and some time ago
his wife returned to the states and
people while the Mexican war was in
progress. There had been fighting in
Chihuahua five days before Mr.. Law
renee left the city, and the train
which brought him away from the
the wreckers when they began to de-
etroy the tracks. Mr.. Lawrence ar
rived last Friday and stayed over Sum
day in Topeka. and Monday he and
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Schuyler Law
renee, and they expect to remain in
Towanda until after Christmas. After
wards MI. Lawrence expects to return
to Chihuahua If by that time 1t is safe
for him to return to the city.
Word has been received in Topeka
Of the marriage Of Miss nellie Sulli-
van Of scandia. and Mr.. R. I. Arnold
Of Westm oreland, Kan, which took
place in Kansas City November 16.
Mr.. Arnold formerly lived in Topeka.
and was a student in Weshburn col
lege. He Is now cashier OF the West
moreland bank. and he and his bride
land.
Miss Ann Sweet will entertain at
thimbles Friday afternoon. compn-
has recently come to Topeka to make
her home. Mrs. F. w. Dice and Miss
Dice have taken the house at 1852
Van Buren, street They came to To-
peka to be with Miss Margaret Dice.
who is secretary OF the Y. w. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Green will
give a family dinner party Thanksgiv-
| ing day. The guests will be: Mr..
William Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
and Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Green. Colonel and Mrs. M. M. Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. J: G. Leopold.
The following guests attended a
| thimble party given by Miss Mamie
| Osborn: Miss Dorothy Switzer. Miss
Martha Warner. Miss Edna McGrew.
Miss Marie Cloverdyke, Miss Helen
Leuenberger. Miss Ruth Switzer. Miss
Grace Dana, Miss Reba Austin and
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The Monday Whist club met with
| Mrs. J. D. M. Hamilton yesterday
| afternoon. Mrs. Minnie D. Homer
anu WI .. isaiah A1oAo Pl"JoO AoA az
The Monday Bridge club played
yesterday at the home of Mrs. George
Pritchard, Mrs. A. w. Park, Mrs. Geo.
Bowman and Mrs Lee Gordon.
The Friday Bridge-Luncheon club
will be entertained Friday Of this
week by Mrs. Frank S. Thomas, at
her h0Nna in TYLER
Miss Anita Weiskirch will have
guests at cards Saturday afternoon, at
her home in Potwin Place.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Supple
Hannibal. Mo-. will be solemnized We'd
nesday morning at 8 o'clock, at the
Church Of the Assumption. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
Father E. r. Embleau OF Clearwater.
KAN, who Is the brfdegroom's brother,
and who formerly was assistant priest
| at Assumption church.
The wedding music for the service
will be furnished by Miss Mary Sands,
| who will sing lust Before the Dawn
and 20 Promise Me-" and will play the
wedding march.
| The brides gown is white charmeuse.
made with long train and trimmed
with lilies Of the valley. The bodice
is white MORE with a shadow lace
which is caught with rhinestone buck
| les. She will wear a veil caught in the
hair with wreath of lilies of the val
ley. and ner bouquet will be roses and
lilies of the valley. She will be attend
ed by her sister. Miss Mary Supple.
whose gown Is white shadow lace made
over white satin, trimmed in pink and
white rose buds and pearls. She will
| wear a white picture hat trimmed with
white plumes. Mr.. Embleau will be
attended by Mr.. T. A. Murphy.
! After the ceremony a wedding break
fast will be given at the William Sup
| pie home. The decorations will be
palms and ferns and pink and white
| flowers. Mr.. Embleau who formerly
lived in Topeka for some time, Is now
in business in Hannibal, Mo-, and after
a wedding trip, he and his bride will
/ go to that town to make their horne.
At home after January l. at 2121 Hope
4 street.
The wedding at the White House.
which takes place today. engages the
| attention Of all those who are con-
cerned about the private affairs of pub
tic people, and nothing regarding the
affair is more interesting to women
who like good clothes than the gown
ing of the Wilson women and the
guests. Just what the bride and brides
| maids will wear at the wedding has
been carefully guarded until the event
itself takes place, but the general char
has become pretty well known.
Pure white satin of soft weave but
with a decided sheen is the material Of
| the bridal gown and real lace ard
orange blossoms adorn it. The mode IS
that of the best designers of the day
and a slim effect is secured although
the satin is draped on the skirt. The