The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-03


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Miss Grace Proctor of Des Moines,
Ia, was the honored guest at a lunch
con which Miss Dorothy Crane gave
yesterday at her home. Miss Proctor
has been visiting Mrs. Charles l.
Mitchell for the past few weeks and
left today for her home
Mrs. N. b. Campbell entertained in
formally this afternoon for Miss Helen
Stevenson, who leaves Saturday Tor
Humboldt to teach in the high school
there. Mrs. Campbell's guests were:
Miss Margaret Russell, Miss Louise
Bell, Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Ruth
Bauer. Miss velma Worley. Miss Mary
Weightman. Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Mary Alexander. Miss Mabel Coe,
Miss Louise Heath, Miss Hermione Van
Laer and Miss Ruth Kingman.
The w. w. class of Lowman Hill
church have organized recently and the
following officers were elected: Presf-
dent. Mabel Swickhard; secretary.
Pauline Speer; treasurer, Eloise Nor
rison; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Hammel;
reporter, Iona Markham
Miss Gertrude Aelhx entertained the
members OF her sewing club this after
noon at her home on East Eighth ave
lnue. The members present were: Mrs.
Philip Lingenfelder. Miss Elizabeth
jerks, Miss Melva Gregg, Miss Mar
garet Scott, Miss Leah Bailey. Miss
Gladys Kemper, Miss Emily Hardy.
Miss Mary Moody. Miss Fern Mold.
Miss Alta LUX. Miss Katharine stan
ley. Miss May Tomlinson and Miss
Heinz.
The first large autumn wedding oc-
CURED Wednesday evening when Miss
Charlotte Anna Eldridge. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eldridge of
Topeka and Mr.. Everett Gillian Young.
| the son Of DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Young
Of Denver, were married at the First
Baptist church.
The ceremony was performed by the
father Of the bridegroom. assisted by
/ the Rev. Robert Gordon of the First
Baptist church. The maid of honor was
the sister Of the bride, Miss Grace
Eldridge. and the best man was Mr.,
Charles Eldridge, jr. The four brides
maids were Miss Lydia Emery and
Miss Cora belong, cousins of the
bride. and Miss Adelaide Young and
Miss Virginia Young, sisters OF the
bridegroom. The ring was carried by
Caroline Kinney, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Bruce Kinney.
The church was decorated with
ferns and palms. The wedding music
was played by Miss Jennie NJ. Blinn
and Miss Iona Buchanan sang the
wedding hymn, 20 Perfect Love-
The bride wore q gown Of cream
white crepe made with overdrop. The
bodice was draped and caught in from
with a large buckle of the same ma
terial. The yoke was Of cream net
Heavy lace from her mothers wed
lding gown finished the tunic. The
bride carried pink roses and rosebuds
The bridesmaids were prettily at.
tired. Miss Adelaide Young was
gowned in green silk: Miss Virgins
Young in blue. Miss belong wore
yellow brocaded charmeuse and Miss
Emery was gowned in pink brocaded
silk with lace overdrapery.
Mrs. Yougg IS a talented young WON
an and kasi done much beautiful china
painting. Her gifts to the bridesmaid
were hand painted china She com
pleted the high school course severa
years ago and since that time has lived
with her parents at their home on Har-
irison street.
The ceremony was followed by a re
iception at the E1dridge home. In the
receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge. DR.. and Mrs. Young and Mr.
and Mrs. Young. The assisting friends
were Mrs. J. L. Eldridge. Mrs. N. p
lGarrettson, Mrs. Frank Eidridge. Mrs
Charles Rice. Mrs. ]. v. Rowles, Mis-
Ethel Everingham, Miss Adele Sibley
land Miss Fannie Sibley. The reception
frooms were decorated with ferns and
cut flowers.
The guests in Topeka to attend tn,
wedding were DIR. and Mrs. Young ant
their family OF Denver: Mr.. and Mrs
John Ramsey OF Newton; Mr.. and Mrs
John Watkins Of Kansas City; Mrs
Joe Ramsey Of Lawrence.
Mr.. Young has q fellowship in thu
University Of Illinois, and he and hi
bride will go to Illinois to make thei
home.
Notes and PERSONAL Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Larimer have
tie son. born August -.
Rev. A. J. Ross, the pastor of the
First German NJ. E. church, has re-
turned from the session of his con-
ference He will remain in Topeka
Rev. 81. A. Hohenwald Of Kansas City