The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-15

| the entrance of the bridal party Miss
Mileham played the Lohengrin march.
! The bride was charming in gown
! of white crepe meteor, trimmed in
! chantilly lace. and made with low
/ neck, and yoke of chiffon and lace,
| and the short sleeves were gathered
| into puffs of lace. The skirt was made
en- train and draped, and the costume
was enveloped in long tulle VEIL fas-
! tened to the head by a cap of pearls
| The brides bouquet was shower of
/ orchids and lilies of the valley
| The bride was attended by Miss
| Gladys Boyle, a schoolmate of hers in
| high school, and her sorority sister and
| classmate in the Agricultural college,
| Manhattan. Miss Boyle herself is
prospective BRIDE and her wedding
| will probably be celebrated some time
| in September. Her gown was blue
! satin made with a train, with a drap-
| cry of pink marquisette, and she car
ried a bouquet of pink roses. Little
| Katherine Hayes carried the ring in
| lily. The little girl wore a frock of
white lace over a pink slip.
| Mr.. Parker was attended by Mr..
] Wayne Sullivan of Manhattan,
member of his fraternity, and one of
! the schoolmates at Manhattan.
/ Those who came from out of town
| for the wedding We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Harvey of Minneapolis, Mr. and
| Gladys Boyle of Newton, Miss May
Mcleod of Emporia. Miss Eva Arm
| strong of Manhattan, Miss Katherine
Van Moves of Manhattan.
Mr.. Parker is in business in Par
sons, Kan. and he and his bride left
Immediately after the wedding for that
town, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Parker has his house built
and furnished.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony and those who assisted in
the serving were Miss Boyle, Miss
Mileham and Miss Marjorie Whitney.
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The Washburn Glee club had a
banquet Wednesday night at Mills
Tea room. The tables We're attractive
ly decorated with baskets of roses and
snapdragons. Dean Horace White
house, director of the club, was toast
follows: Coffee, Tea or Bouillon? ?" Mr..
Sheriff. B. Smith, High Finance"
Mr.. Pericles Miller; +Glee Club Girls"
Mr.. Frank A. Ripley; 1.-The Chief
Knocker," Mr.. Howard S. Searle.
Those who attended the banquet
were: DIR. and Mrs. Frank Knight
Sanders, Professor and Mrs. E. D.
Shonberger, Miss Sara Kouns, Miss
Dorothy Gleed Miss Lieta Coover,
Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Mary Wick
wire, Miss Isabel Mills, Miss Elsie
Marti, Miss Irene Troxell, Miss Eliza
beth Marsh, Miss Helen Shaver. Miss
Veda Hodgson, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss Carrie Mcknight. Miss Vera
L
ton, Miss Nell Dickerson, Miss Lillian
Stone. Miss Edith Troxen, Dean Hor-
ace Whitehouse, Mr.. Pericles Miller,
Mr.. Theodore Post. Mr.. Willis Lusby,
Mr.. Herbert Heym, Mr.. David Neis-
wanger, Mr. Sheriff. Smith, Mr.. Mil
lard Troxen. Mr.. Earl Parrish. Mr..
Howard Searle, Mr.. Milton Gugler, Mr..
Edwin Seeley, Mr.. Donald Campbell,
Mr.. Herbert Blinn, Mr.. Frank Ripley,
Mr.. Carl Hathaway, Mr.. Neil Rogers
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Grams.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Forbes Of 1885
Garfield avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mildred
to Mr.. Lloyd B. Smith, the marriage
to take place early in June
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Friday afternoon with Miss Mary
Wilson, 1892 Mulvane street.
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Miss Edith Allen and Mr.. c. E. Web
Der We're married Wednesday at 1890
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Allen. Rev.
E. E. Erner performed the ceremony,
and a company of relatives and close
friends were guests. The bride was
dressed in her travelling suit of Copen-
hagen blue with Bulgarian embroidered
trimming, and her hat was a straw of
the same shade of blue. Allen Moser,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Moser,
of Butler, Oklahoma, and a nephew of
the bride, carried the ring in rose
The bride and Mr.. Weber were for
merly students together in the Marys-
Vile high school, and Mr.. Weber, who
is a graduate of the Michigan UniVer-
sity. is enga ged in the lumber business
in Marysville where he and his bride
will make their home.
Out of town guests to the wedding
were: the brides sister, Mrs. Moser,
and her brother, Mr.. r. A. Allen, of
Wichita Kan: the bridegrooms par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Weber, and
his grandmother. Mrs. jenkins, of
Marysville; Mrs r. E. Hunt, of Nor
'gantown, w. Va
The Kansas Federation of Womens
clubs elected Mrs. c. B. Walker, of
Norton, president; Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller, of
Council Grove. vice president: Mrs. t.
r. Johns, of Chanute, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. w. W. wood. OF Horton;
treasurer; Mrs. George J. Barker, of
Lawrence. auditor. and Mrs w. D. At
kinson. of Parsons. general federation
secretary. The federation adopted
resolution asking Governor Hodges to
appoint Mrs. Eustice Brown. of Olathe,
one of the commissioners from Kan
sas for the Panama exposition.
Mrs c. c. Goddard, of Olathe, a call
didate for appointment as hostess in
the Kansas building at the exposition,
objected to the resolution.
II do not think the federation should
take part in politics" she said. There
were no dissenting votes however.
The race for the presidency lay be-
tween Mrs Catherine A. Hoffman. of
Enterprise. and Mrs. Walker. Mrs.
Grace Snyder. of Cawker City. Sixth
district president, was eliminated IN
the primary by Mrs. Hoffman, who
lost in the final contest to Mrs. Walker,
n to 50.
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