The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-25

the brides parents, Nj. and Mrs. H. o.
White. 1927 Lane street. The service
will be read by the Rev. Mr.. w. E.
Brehm, state superintendent of Congre-
gational churches, who is occupying
the pulpit of the Central Congregational
church this summer.
Before the ceremony Miss Allison
Shaver will sing Beloved 1t is Morn"
There will be no wedding march. but
while the bride enters, and during the
ceremony, THE Spring Song will be
played by Miss Lillian Mason, of Seneca.
The bridal couple will be unattended.
Miss Whites wedding gown is Of soft
white crepe trimmed with Armenian
lace. sent by the brides sister. Mrs.
Harry Maynard, whose home is in East
ern Turkey. She will carry a bouquet
| OF roses and lilies Of the valley. Daisies
and palms will be used to decorate the
rooms of the White home.
/ The bride and her three sisters, Mrs.
| Maynard, Mrs. ]. F. Hughes, Of Cha
mute. and Miss Olive White, were all
educated in Washburn college. The
bride is a member of the Kppa Kappa
Chi sorority. and belonged to the
Alethean Literary society. In her senior
year in school she was chosen to men,
bership in the Tau Delta honorary fra
ternity.
Mr.. Guild, after graduating from
Washburn college, went to Ann Arbor
and studied in the University Of Michi-
gan. He Is a member of the Sigma xxi
fraternity. He is related to Mr.. George
Guild and the Rev. Mr.. Roy B. Guild,
OF Topeka. He is now q teacher in the
medical department OF the Michigan
University, and he and his bride will
leave this evening after the ceremony
for Ann Arbor, where they will make
their home.
Previous to the wedding this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. White will give dinner
party for the H. A. Guild family, of
Bern. who are in Topeka for the cere-
mony and are guests at the George
Guild home.
The out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding will be: Mrs. C. c. Mason and
Miss Lillian Mason, of Seneca, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Guild, Miss Evely Mould
and Miss Frances Guild. of Bern, Mr..
Mrs. H. L. Guild, Miss Evelyn Guild
Gertrude johnson, of Severy. and Miss
Jean Watts. Of Alma
Miss Welcome Aver will give a
luncheon Saturday at her home in
Harrison street, for a few of her close
friends.
Miss Eva Smith entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon, and
those who played. besides the mem
bers of the club, were: Mrs. Charles
p. George. Jr., Mrs. r. F. Hayden,
Mrs. Claude Butlin and Mrs. Adelaide
Smith.
Mrs. p. ]. Clevenger will entertain
, informally Friday for Mrs. G. w. Port
| and Miss Irene Welshans, who will
leave soon for Beloit-
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| Mrs. w. T. Newman entertained
| friends at a thimble party Wednesday
afternoon FOR Miss Elizabeth Newman
| of London, England who il in To-
peka to visit her brother. Mr.. New
man. The guests were: Mrs. T. s.
Stevens, Mrs. S. Cooper, Mrs. Harry
Hobson. Mrs. Geneva Thomas, Mrs. J.
A. Campbell. Mrs. r. Shakeshaft, Mrs.
p. J. Shakeshaft, Mrs. B. Sohlinger.
Cooper and Miss Edith Rasmussen.
The meeting of the West Side For
estry club, which was to have been
held today with Mrs. William Macfer-
ran, was held at the home OF Mrs. E.
! home. and the change in the place OF
meeting was made for that reason.
. .
The Clyde Miller family, who are
spending the summer at their ranch
near Usage City. will have as their
guests for the weekend and until aft
er July the following girls: Miss
Lillian Martin, Miss Elizabeth Hart
Miss Nellie Hughes. Miss Hazel Olson
Miss inertia Cromwell, Miss F1orence
/ Guild, Miss Ethel Chase, Mias Frances
Morrow, Miss Ferris Close. Miss Rill
Miss Sigrid e. Nystrom of Law
renee and Mr.. Howard C. Krebs OF
Cottonwood Falls, were married
Wednesday at the home Of the brides
brother. MT. o. O. Nystrom. by the