The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-06

Th officers OF last year were re-
elected for the present season, those
administering the affairs of the club
being: Mr.. Richard Hall, president:
MI. Albert T. Reid, vice president: Mr..
Bert Reid. treasurer, and Mr.. Clay
Hamilton. secretary.
The Trivoli club does not expect to
renew its organization this year. as
nearly all of the members who are af-
filiating with a dancing club this sea-
son. have cast their lot with the He'll
anthus.
The Varsity club will dance this sea-
SON as usual and the College crowd will
also be interested in the dancing par
ties that Will be given by the frats and
sororities which contribute largely to
the interest of the young society
crowds.
With the winter season nearly here
the thought of hats with fur and flower
combinations and fur sets with velvet
combination. should interest all-at
be shown Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. during Topeka Fashion show
Adv.
The members of La Huite Bridge club
met Monday with Miss Phil Reed. to
bers of the club are: Mrs. Wilbur III.
Rhodes, Mrs. Paul Hopes, Mrs. H.
Rankin, Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mrs. HUI
bert Wood. Miss Daisy Seller. Miss May
Graham and Miss Reed.
This season the organization will be a
luncheon club, and bridge will follow
the luncheon at their meetings, which
will be held fortnightly on Wednesdays.
A meeting will be held next Wednes
day with Mrs. Forrest kutz. 1415 West
Tenth avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Deutsch will be hostess at
an afternoon at bridge Wednesday, Oc-
tober IA, at the Country club.
Miss Mary Cooper. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Cooper, was married
Monday evening to Mr.. Roy DePui
johnson, the son of Mr.. and Mrs D.
B. johnson. at Grace Cathedral. at 1880
o'clock. Dean J. p. Deb. Kaye read
the service.
The bride was attended by Miss Mar
guerite Kiene, as maid of honor, and by
her little niece. Muriel Hobson, and by
Louie Freeman, the little daughter of
DR. and Mrs. 7. D. Freeman. Mr.. Ar
thur Buff served Mr.. Johnson as his
Kenneth Lewis, Mr.. Roger Savage and
Mr.. Frank Scott. The bride entered on
the arm of her father who gave her in
marriage. -
Mrs. J. A. Campbell played the Men
delssohn Spring Song for the entrance
she played some wedding music, the
numbers being "Serenade." by Gounod,
Nocturne from Midsummer Nights
Dream. Pizzacti, Deliedes. For the re-
cessional, she played the Wedding
March from the cantata "Rebecca."
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white crepe meteor, trimmed with silk
shadow lace. The small. puff sleeves
were of lace. and q surplice drape of
the lace was used en- the bodice. and the
round neck was finished with pearl
trimming. The ,drapery of the bodice
was caught on the shoulder with a
pearl ornament The skirt was made
with long train, and the shadow lace
drapery fell from a wide crushed gird1e
of the material. The bridal veil was of
white tulle, caught with orange bios
SONS sent from California, and the bou-
quet was shower Of roses and ILL
les of the valley. For something bor-
rowed" and something old the bride
wore an antique bracelet more than a
hundred years old belonging to one of
her close friends, Miss Zillah Mileham.
The maid Of honor was gowned in
yellow chiffon cloth with a foundation
of white satin. and drapery of white
net with Sequin trimming. The little
girls wore white frocks and carried
baskets of yellow flowers.
The bride Is a. charming and pretty
girl of the delicate blonde type. She
is English born. but has lived in this
country since she was a little girl
and attended the Topeka schools.
After the wedding, a reception was
held at the Cooper home in Potwin
for some of the close friends of the
bridal couple. The house was deco
rated with autumn flowers. The stair
| way was wound with fern ard brida
wreath, and vases of red autumn flow.
! ers stood in the parlor. In the dining
1 which iS finished fhe
| flowers were yellow, set in masses OF
green. The candles were set in silver
candlesticks and covered with green
and silver shades. Those who assisted
in the serving we're: Miss Bessie Lager
strom. Miss Gwendolyn Shakeshaft
Miss Carol Gage and Miss Marguerite
Shakeshaft. Punch was served by
Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft, Miss Gene
We've Mcmillan and Miss Marian Beck
The guests were received by the bride
Mr.. and Mrs johnson and Mr.. and
i Mrs. Harry Hobson. Mrs. Cooper
i wore gown of ,wisteria crepe meteor
trimmed with. velvet and lace. Mrs
med with net and lace, and Mrs. Hob
son, the brides sister, wore turquoise
!. blue crepe meteor, with a trimming
of velvet in a violet shade, and poin
lace.
The brides travelling gown IS blacl
coat suit of French serge, with g
white crepe blouse, Her hat is blacl
velvet trimmed with aigre.tes. Mr.
and Mrs. johnson have gone for a triI
east, and will be at home in Topeks
at 1914 West Fifth avenue. after No
vember 1.
Mr.. johnson. lately finished a new
house which he and his bride will oc
cupy 1t is an admirably arranged
dwelling. and is completely furnished
and ready for occupancy. The piano
and dining room set are wedding gifts
The woman's Commercial club hat
a meeting Monday night. Mrs B.
Smythe made an address on the Rel
Cross Nursing association, and called
the attention of the audience to TIN