The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-28


A wedding 81 iiiterest to . good
many Topeka people was celebraated
this morning At IL o'clock. when Mis-
Mary Viola Brehm was married to
Mr.. Roy C. Moore, Of Wilmores Kan
The arrangements for the. wedding
were quite simple. and IT was Wit
messed by the family OF the bride ana
q few people from out Of town. There;
was no formal wedding music and no
attendants
Ferns and reees were used to deco
, rate the house, and formed the center
breakfast following the ceremony.
The bride was cha. 4aing In a simple
gown OF white trimmed with imported
lace. She carried . bouquet OF Amer
lean beauty ros4s.
The ring service was read by the
Brehm. who Il superintendent OF the
Kansas Congregational Conference.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Moore. OF Manhattan Mrs. L. n.
Brehm. OF Sharon. Kan; and Miss
Marguerite Lovewell, who IL home
from the east to pass the summer with
her parents. Professor and Mrs. ]. 7.
Lovewell.
| The bride il the daughter Of the
Rev. Mr.. w. E. Brehm and Mrs.
Brehm. Of 1912 Mulvane street. where
the wedding took place, and since
coming to Topeka she has made q
good many friends who will be in
terested in t. Z. news Of her marriage.
| She is q graduate OF the high school
of Great Bend. where the family for
merly lived.
After the ceremony and the break
fast party following, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Moore left for Wilmore, where they
| will make their home. Their resi-
'dence is already built and furnished
ready for occupancy. Mr.. Moore has
a position with the Santa Fe in Will
/ more.
Il Mr.. and Ms. A. A. Hurd have left
for an extended trip east. They will
tour eastern Canada, stopping in To-
ronto. Montreal, Quebec. and other
Canadian cities, take river trip on
the st. Lawrence, and afterward they
will go to Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont.
to visit their niece, Mrs. Dorsey Gull
len. and her family. They will be
II gone a month or six weeks.
II Captain Cullen, who was sent last
winter to the Mexican border. was
later transferred to the post In Yer
mont, where he is now stationed. Mrs.
Cullen and their little son. Dorsey
Hurd Cullen, Joined him a little later,
and have been in the north for some
months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Mulvane re-
turned the first Of the week from a
trip to Toledo, Chicago, and Detroit
They attended the races which were
on in Detroit while they were there.
and in Chicago they saw the new
tangled refrigerated skating rink
about which SO much has lately been
published. Professional skaters and
teachers were there with ice to skate
on, and the air Of the building is kept
at low temperature. They also Wis
tied the wonderful newly-opened
south side park in Chicago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mulvane will leave
the 9Th of next month for Crab Lake
Wis. After a week or ten days passed
! Mulvane island. they will go for {
trip into Canada, 4eturning about tn.
middle Of September.
I'LL
II News OF a late fad in dancing
II comes to the r. this morning from
/ kin in Chicago. The latest dancing
i stunt is for the music to play a few
| bars OF lively one-step, then drop int
| the hesitation waltz. then back agail
| into the rag" SO that the dancers ar
| kept continually on the alert, and thei
Il brains as well as their heels mus
Il work. Even the dancers at Ravini
II Park call the one-step the rag" S
II it must be, however rowdyish it ma
1 sound.
wi And the subject of dancing bring
j up the thought of late fashions suit
able to that pastime. The girl VIII
dances is always particular about he
I petticoats and her footwear, for bot
II are noticeable under the short dancin
| skirt now fashionable. Lovely petit
II coats of pastel tinted silk have flounc<
|! Of pleated la set on with tiny flow
ers. The favorite slippers for dancin
have instep straps finished wit
II sparkling buckles, though the stra
II really fastens underneath with a sna
II button.
III For other al fresco affairs, such q
II golf matches and the forthcomin
II horse show, a smart fashion in shoe
is much in -ogue in the east, the
say. 1t consists OF sandals strappe
IL over white silk stockings, or else whit