The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-16
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J Mrs George H Hodges, who will be
hostess at an informal at home Satur-
day afternoon. for the members of her
house party. has asked the following
friends to assist her: Mrs. F. W. Wat
son, Mrs W. F. Bowen, Mrs. s. E Bar
Der, Mrs Chester Woodward, Mrs. H
A Auerbach, Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs.
Earle Williams, Mrs. David Palmer and
Mrs Frank Merriam.
The women OF the Culture club. of
Olathe. of which Mrs Hodges is
member, have been asked to be her
guests at a house party Friday and
Saturday. She has received accepIanceS
from: Mrs Eustace Brown, who has
been appointed by the governor as
hostess at the Kansas building at the
Panama exhibition. and who was at one
time president of the State Federation
OF Women's clubs, Mrs. John R Thorne.
Mrs Charles Pettyjohn, Mrs. Loren W.
Smith, Miss Anna Shafer, Mrs. Percy
Walker, Miss Zula Parker, Mrs. Leslie
Hoge- Mrs Herbert E. Julien, Mrs.
Charles P HOge, Miss Allie Hackett,
Miss Nora Coe, Miss Mae E. Buxton,
all of Olathe, and Mrs John Cooper of
St Joseph. Mo, and Miss Ella Mahaf-
fie OF Kansas City.
Miss Lenore Monroe and Miss Daisy
Monroe gave morning bridge party to-
day, complimentary to Mrs Cyrus
Moore Monroe. This is the third IF a
series of parties at the Monroe home |
at which Mrs. Monroe, a bride of a |
few weeks has been an honored guest |
Those who played were: Mrs Mon !
roe, Mrs Warrick Updegraf, Mrs
Floyd Baker, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. |
A J. Carruth, Jr., Mrs. Bernard Crosby, |
Mrs. Ed GOssett, Mrs. Dick Hayden, |
Mrs. Otto Kiene, Mrs. William P. Sny- |
der, Mrs. Ralph Skinner. Mrs. T. S. |
Stevens, Mrs. Wistar Williams, Mrs. |
W. P. Montgomery. Mrs. H c. Mulroy, |
Mrs. Critchton Miller. Mrs Merrill |
Mills. Mrs. Paul Montgomery. Mrs |
James Hughes. Mrs Hal Hotchkiss of /
San Diego. Cal, Miss Lillian Foster, |
Miss Mamie VeaIe, Miss Nell Kirk, !
Miss Mildred Newell, Miss Nina Nicho-
las. Miss Marguerite Nicholas, Miss
Meade.
The wedding of Miss Beulah Botham
and Mr.. Carl Searle was solemnized at !
o'clock Wednesday evening, by the |
Rev. Mr.. W. H Scrivner. of Kansas
City. at the house at 1901 Lincoln street.
where the bridal couple will make their
new home
Only a few friends of the bridal cou-
pie attended the ceremony, and the
wedding was quite informal, with no
attendants. Mr.. Howard Searle sang
before the ceremony, and after the SER
vice there was an informal reception,
the guests being received by Mr. and
Mrs. Bothau, The bride and bridegroom, |
Mr.. and Mrs. C H Searle. and those
who assisted were: Miss Beulah Searle
of O5erlin, O.. Miss Margaret Sherwin
of Lincoln. Neb., and Miss Margaret
Botham.
The service was held in the dining
room under an arch of autumn leaves
and cIematis The bride wore a yellow
in ar carried yellow roses |
The bride is graduate of the high
school, and has been engaged in COM
art work. Mr.. Searle is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Searle. He
graduated from Washburn college last
spring. and is a member Of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. He now has a
position with the Shawnee Agency At
ter short wedding trip he and his
bride will be a home at their bunga-
low in Lincoln street.
Miss Hazel Martha Pryor and Mr..
George Thomas Fisher were married
at s o'clock Wednesday evening. at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. b Pryor, by the Rev. Mr..
Ralph Ward Before the service the
grooms sister. Miss Mary Fisher, sang,
Cadman's AT Dawning." and for the
entrance of the bridal party the Lo-
hengrin march was played by Mr. John
Warner. on the violin, accompanied by
MISS r IOTSuCe w dtutI etl the ktAdAAc- I
After the ceremony Miss Fisher sang,
I Love You Truly by Carrie Jacobs
Bond. The brides nephew, Meylert
Francis Pryor, carried the ring in
rose.
The brides gown was white imported
crepe. with the bodice trimmed in ptait-
I'd chiffon and Venetian lace She car
-fed an arm bouquet of sunburst roses
and lilies of the valley
\ bank Of asparagus fern and sTnlIax
formed a background for an improVlsed
altar of palms and hrysanthemuTs, in
the living room. where the service was ,
Rad SniIax and pink cosmos decor
.ted the dining room, and in the hall
,vav the staircase was wound with srn1-
AK. and there were bouquets of chrys-
anthemums-
The bride was a Washburn girl, and
-ool1 the college course and was a stud
znr in the school of fine arts. Mr.
Fisher is the son of Mr.. and Mrs W.
N Fisher. He is employed by the
Davis Mercantile company, and he ana
Us bride will make their home IN To-
1eka.
The out of town guests to the Weddlng
vere. Mrs. L P. Bauer and Meylert
PRYOR of Pittsburg, Pa, Mr. ana MRS
x \ Downes and Miss Alice Staney
y Kansas City No, Mr.. and Mrs R j.
orvor of Hutchinson, Nj and Mrs T
PRYOR of Wichita, Miss Florence
Dale of Lawrence, and Miss Helen
Buck of Emporia-