The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-22

3 ,10URNAE MONDAY j
Delta Phi legal fraternity. He was
formerly assistant city attorney. but
II now practictng law In partnership
with Mr.. Hugh T. Fisher.
Mr.. Locke and his bride win make
Potwin Place.
Mrs. r. J. Parker will entertain tho
Fillmore Street Whist club Tuesday
morning 1t bridge and luncheon a.
the Country club.
The marriage Of Miss Camilla Pear
son OF Osawatomie and DIR. Earl God
frey Brown OF Topeka was solemn
lied Saturday evening at the home or
the brides parents, MI. and Mrs.
Samuel Martin Pearson. The bride
was educated at Baker university.
where she met DR.. Brown, and after
her graduation she studied music in
Berlin. Germany, and travelled In Eu-
rope. She Ia q sister OF Mr.. Paul
Pearson, who Is known a. q writer
and lecturer. She has visited in To-
bridesmaid at the wedding Of Mrs.
James Reid, Who was formerly Miss
Anna Hoch, the; daughter Of former
Governor and Mrs. e. w. Hoch.
DIR. Brown II the son Of Mr.. and
.o n. . Drown. VINO nave tecenty
come 20 iopeka 10 Hve' ae was
student In Baker university and
member OF the Zeta Chi fraternity.
He studied in Northwestern univer-
sity and graduated with honors. He
was member of the MI Sigma fra
.ernl.y ana also OF the honorary med
1 lea fraternity OF Alpha Omega Alpha
hospital In Chicago. and has now
come to Topeka to live
The matron Of honor at the we'd
ding was Mrs. Grace Williams of
Kansas City. and the maid Of honor
Montclaire. New York. The brides
maids were sorority sisters of the
bride. Trf Delft girls, Miss Adcline
Rodgers Of Pittsburg, Miss Faye Car
penter Of Paola, Miss Faye Hoover
and Miss Maurfne Hoover Of Baldwin.
man and the m.hers ,ere NJ "
s. Hazen of BaIdwfn. Mr.. w. ..
Brown Of Loneolte. Ark. Mr. a NJ
Johnston of Mirne.coli. en6 NJ
wedfiinr mnsic was n1aved Nv Mrs
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Hiss Matae Barnes gave Iecitai
rIoay evening IN the FIRST FresDy-
terrain church parlor. assisted by Miss
Oteiia Miller pianist, ana Mrs. ROBERT
carver, acccmpanist the numbers on
sne Proeram inclnoed an ARIA from
Nadeschda by A. Goring Thomas: Day
Is Gone tLang); Lovely Might
lRonaId): o Let Night speak OF Me
SCnadw1ck1; Awake 1t Is Day Gar
bour); In the Wtgwam, TWere Better
to Have Burned, On the Lake and
Love Hath Won. all by Woodman:
summer KAHN tWneoy). Ine quest
lEleanor SMITH: The Minor CHORD
(Mager); The Cuckoo (Lehmann) !;
Rose In the Bud (Forster); since You
Went Away lJohnson); SEND MY
Heart Up to Thee 1Protheroel: The
Years at the spring (Protneroe). MISS
chermt-J ossefy);a Solfigietto (Bach)
Am Strande (Pasca), and Love song
by Nevtn.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Fenton
and Mr.. II. b. Woltman was solemn
the home of Mrs. q. p. Moore, 1172
Muivane street, Oy Dr. 8. 3. Estey, OF
the First Presbyterian church.
MIS-. Woltman - q graduate OF Se0r-
mont training scnooi Tor nurses and
she mas been ins1Dusiness IN topeka
came to Topeka from Quincy. Ill. and
- now connected with the Hail AAtho-
graphing company.
the marriage was quietly ceie-
brated, with no attendants. Mr.. Volt
mans sister, Miss Lucia Woltman OF
guest at the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woltman have taken apartments At
SOS Clay streets. where they are at
nome TO tne1f tr1ends.