The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-15

lis. who entered from the living room.
The ring service was used in the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
M. L. Sorey. Following the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hardcastle. Julia
Hardcastle. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Conwell,
Mrs. Edwin Campbell Of Topeka, Mrs.
w. G. Zimmerman Of Kansas City, and
Mr.. Clarence Hardcastle Joined the
bridal couple and stood in line as they
received the congratulations Of the
guests. The brides dainty beauty was
emphasized by q wedding gown of
white charmeuse and tulle, with trim
mings OF crystal and pearls Her bril-
oal veil of white tulle was caught with
pearls and she carried a shower bou-
quet OF lilies of the valley. Miss Dow
oen was gowned in white charmeuse.
trimmed with shadow lace and ermine,
sne carried brides roses. Miss Wiley's
gown was OF white crepe de chine. with
pleatings Of white chiffon and trimmed
with pearls. while Miss Ellis wore
Mhlte cnarmeuse with shadow lace and
crystai trimmings. Mrs. Campbell and
WITS. Conwell wore their wedding
gowns. which were of white chameuse
trimmed with real lace. and Mr. 49,
merman's dress was pale green
cnarmeuse set of with rold lace
MIS-. Green is a pretty and accono-
pushed young woman, who has lived
.. the nome of her uncle and aunt in
Hmpor1a Tor a number of wears She
teceiVeo her education in the Emnoria
ukn school and at the state unfversitv
- renee, where she was a member
VI the Fl Beta Phi Sorority. Eror, her
young sirlhood, she has been : .o1,,e,
ieaoer: Mr.. Green spent his bovhood
Jays IN Emporia, but left this town
oue seven years ago. He in a civil
ensineer' ana at present has charge
VI the construction Of eovernment
1ettles near Seattle. Both voung ne~,~
PIE nave scores Of warm frfends IN
me men OF the Alpha Delta fra
supper saturday night by the girls Of
the Beta sorority. The affair f. the
tnlrd party of the kind given for the
t ira men Of the college. The girls Of
w ,Ie ac. GIVE chapter and the pledges.
VINO were hostesses, were: Miss EIla
Waldron. Miss Corinne RinIev Miss
Maooe McVe2, Miss Harriet Markham.
Miss Miriam Ring Miss RUM era
nam nam Miss 1sabel Marsh. Miss Wini-
n,s Iireene. Miss Marguerite Mich
lrma Larrick. Miss Katherine stew
art. Miss Alice Hughes, Miss Dorothy
Miller. Miss t1ary Balch, Miss GLADYS
6und, Miss Gwen Shakeshaft, Miss
SA1.SS OctSI1cn, MISS Lois MurDhV
Miss Jean Lindsey. Miss Antoinefs:
west, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss Ju1is@
brcwn. Miss Marjorie Cole, Miss l1nr-
4aret lroutman and Miss Vera Grof3
OF Nort0nvtlle. The guests were ~.
Ralph Meyers. Mr.. Edward Mennils-
ger. Mr.. Dean Rogers, Mr. Te1fs
smith, Mr.. Edward GooRler. ~.
Homer Cooling. Mr.. Herbert 6or5oa
MT Clinton Jenney, Mr. Wayne 8fnfn
Mr.. Frank Harshbarger. M. neorre
Myers. Mr.. Glenn Logan, 1Gr. al6nev
Nye, Mr.. Beryl johnson, M. T6onna 8
Boyle. Mr.. Lester Arnold, Nj. Bernard
Askew, Mr.. Edward Mari. 4r. orman
Miller, Mr.. Kenneth Roudebuih. M
Herbert Blinn and Mr.. J. 1loCoGh.
Mrs. w. 4. Sproat ana lSr daush-
tiers. Mrs. David A. NicAoa " saginaw,
Mich. and Mrs. Roy LtDtoa e Cleve-
land. Ohio. were at horne to their
friends informally Safnd6y afternoon
and evening, At the sGCR1aR house in
Topeka avenue. 4edng friends
were: Miss Flora X =. Miss Ada
Dssbr0w, Miss Lena Miss Mary
Free, Miss Flora VG Hiss Leona
Haskell. Miss Lulu P1nsb and Miss
!. Achenbach.
J The Topeka Avenuo eauh will meet
Friday of this week N111h Mira A. T.
Lucas for luncheon 80 ne6dee.
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bliss Blanche ana lGias