The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-01


The marrias, OF Miss Anna May
King Moore. the daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. o. L. Moore, to Mr.. James
Samuel Amess. win take place tonight
at eight o'clock at the home OF Judge
and Mrs. Moore, 1107 Polk street. Tho
service will be read by the Rev. MI.
John Bright. The relatives and Few
close friends of the bridal couple will
be guests.
The rooms will be decorated in pink
and white roses 1lud palms and ferns.
Before the ceremony. Miss Marie
Humphrey, a cousin Of the BRIDE
groom. will sing "And l." by James
L. Gaynor, and the wedding march
will be played by Mrs. C. c. Wtnsler.
q cousin Of the bride, Of Lawrence
Miss Moore will wear gown OF
white embroidered marQuisette ana
will carry a bouquet of brides roses:
She will be attended by Mr.. Amess'
sister. Miss Jennie Dixie Amess OF
Abilene, as maid OF honor. Miss
Amess' gown is white embroidered
wolfe, and she will carry a bouquet
OF pink roses. Margaret Collins. the
will carry the ring in a basket Of pink
roses She will wear a frock OF white
embroidery. Mrs. Moore will wear
white linen embroidered gown.
The out-of-town guests who VII! at
tend the wedding are: Mrs. Mary
Eta Collins of Solomon. KAN; Miss
Jennie Dixie Amess OF Abilene, Miss
Mary Humphrey of Kansas City. MT.
r. M. Amess OF Chapman. Kan. MT.
and Mrs. C. c. Winsler aid their chill
dren, Dorothy and Margaret Jane, OF
Lawrence.
of interest to Topeka people, Tor the
Moore family is well known In Tope-
ka, though they have made their
home here but q few years. MIS-.
Moore is active in club work and ID
known in club circles over the state.
Miss Moore has lived IN Kansas most
of her life. Before coming to Iope-
ka she made her home in Abilene,
and was educated at st. Josepns
academy in that town. She special
Ted in music, graduating In the class
Of 1909, and was prominent amone
the musical and society people OF ner
town. :,
Abilene. He is a mechanical enei-
neer. and now has q position Win
the Kaw Paving company. Inc oIi-
dali couple will make their home In
Topeka. for a few months at 'eas"
A marriage Of wide interest is that
Of q Topeka man, Mr.. Harry Curtis,
and Miss Elizabeth Walker OF Ann
Arbor, Mich, which will take place
tonight in Ann Arbor.
The bridegroom is the son OF lof-
mer senator and I-rs. Charles Curtis
~ 1101 Topeka avenue. He attended
the Topeka high school. where ne was
a member of the Delta Omicron Om1-
cron fraternity, and afterWaro ne
went to high school In washington
d. c., during a part OF the Tune Wnen
senator Curtis official duties called
him to Washington. After finishing
high school, Mr.. Curtis entered the
University of Michigan. where he
Graduated last month. He took a
special interest in college athletics
and was a member OF the University
Glee club.
prominent lawyer Of Michigan. She,
too. was educated at the University OF
Michigan. After the marriage. which
will be quietly celebrated, Mr.. Gurus
and his bride will go for a wedding
trip to the Great Lakes ana aal ea-
the practice of law some place In
Michigan. The bridegroom's mother,
Mrs. Charles Curtis, has gone to Ann
Arbor to attend the wedding. and Will
return the last of the week
Miss Julia Iarimer entertained very
informally this afternoon at her home
in Potwin Place for Miss Daisy Vance
Of Oklahoma City. The guests were
q few Of Miss Vance's Intimate
friends, young women she had known
when she made her home in Topeka
Miss Vance will leave tonight for Dem
yer to visit her sister. Mrs. Charles
Newell, and later she will go to yell
lowstone Park.
Mrs. warrick Updeeran enter taineo
at thfmbles this morning at her homo
north Of town. About thirty-five
guests attended. including the mem
bers Of Mrs. Updesran's sewing club.
Friends of Mrs. Robert Wagner. OF
Los Angeles. formerly Miss Florence
Welch, Of Topeka, will be interested to
hear that she is preparing for the work
Of teaching. She is working for
certificate with a view to teaching
Journalism in one Of the large high
schools of the city. The school has an
enrolment Of 1000 students. with love
ly grounds and surroundings. Mr.
Wagner is teacher OF drawing and
painting in the school, and he also is
Interested in the athletics Of the school.
Mrs. Wagner is a graduate OF Wash
burn College, and did newspaper work
for q number of years in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner are building
q new bungalow, the plans for which
Mr.. Wagner himself drew up. and
while the house is being built Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner will camp in the noun
tains this summer :.
Katherine Montgomery will be the
guest Of honor at a children's party to
be given Saturday by Jack Hunt, at
his home in Potwin. The affair will
be q farewell party, as Katherine will
leave soon, with her mother, Mrs. Paul
Montgomery, to make her home in
Broolkheld, Missouri. Mr.. Montgomery
left for Brookdeld the f1rst Of the week.
where he will go into business, and
Mrs. Montgomery and her two children,
about a week. Meanwhile, they are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Mont
gOmery.
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