The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-22

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The chief event Of interest today in
Dorothy r. Brown and Mr.. Frank
Sherwood Southwick. which was
solemnised this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the First Presbyterian church, DIR.
8. 8. Estey officiating.
| The decorations for the church were
palms, roses. and lilies. Mrs. Robert
| Carver played the wedding music. the
Lohengrin march for the entrance OF
the bridal party. and the Mendelssohn
march for the occasional. Before the
| ceremony Mr.. Darwin Bradley sang
Believe Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms and Mrs. Carver play
ed the accompaniment.
The brides only attendant was Mr..
I Southwicks sister, Miss Laura South
wick. who acted as bridesmaid. and Mr..
Southwick YVES attended by his brother.
Mr.. Harry Southwick. The ushers were
Mr.. Jack Campbell and Mr.. Harry
Eagle.
ing costume, which was coat suit OF
French MORE in a raisin shade. 1t
was made with the modish short jacket
and draped skirt, and the blouse was OF
net and lace yelling pink chiffon She
wore bronze slippers, and her hat was a
light straw trimmed with sunburst
roses, and q touch of velvet the shade
Of the gown. She carried a bouquet Of
sunburst roses and lilies Of the valley.
I Miss Southwick, herself to be a bride
Of the not far distant future, was gown
ed in a green silk suit. with short jacket
and a skirt trimmed in deep ruffles.
: The bodice was Of lace and chiffon,
bands Of the green chiffon forming a
drape over the shoulders.
| After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Brown. 1924 Taylor street, to which only
the young friends of the bridal couple
ly decorated with roses, ferns and gar
| den flowers. On the dining room table
was centerpiece Of a. Marie Antoinette
| basket filled with roses and lilies. The
guests were received by the bride and
bridegroom, the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown. and the bridegroom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Southwick.
Miss Laura Southwick, Mrs. Jack
Campbell and Miss Marian Wear as
sisted through rooms. Mrs. Brown wac
goWned In Madonna blue crepe meteor
with lace blouse and long tunic. Mrs.
Southwick wore lavender crepe de chine
with white lace blouse.
| The wedding IL one Of much interest
for both the young people have q wide
circle Of friends. The bride is pretty
and attractive, and popular in her set
Mr.. Southwick is in business as a men,
Der of the Southwick Auto Supply COM
pany.
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
F.: Southwick will return to Topeka and
will be at home to their friends at 522
J West Seventh street.
| Out-of-town guests to the wedding
were, the brides uncle and aunt, Mr..
| and Mrs. J. Brant of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cope, Of
Moline, Ill.
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Mrs. w. e. Haverfield will give a
| party Tuesday afternoon at her home
in Polk street, for her little daughter.
Aileen. who will celebrate her tenth
birthday anniversary, and also for lit
tie Mabel Schlegel Aliens cousin. Of
| Bloomington, Ill Tho children who will
attend are Aileen Haverfield, Mabel
| Schlegel. Marian Reid. Katherine Cole,
Edna Pepprneyer, Norman Cline, Kath-
crime Mullon. Louise Dawson, Marjorie
| Sheldon. Ruth Naylor. Thelma Wilt,
Dorothy Wilt. Dorothy Stark, Gladys
Offen, Helen Reud. Miriam Chesney,
Helen Rosenbury. Frances Fiederling.
| A1leen Baker and Frances Baker,
i
Were it not for the June weddings
and the attractions Of the outdoor life
of the season. society would be in a
most languishing condition, for parties
OF any importance are not to be found
! amusement turns to the country places
and the tennis courts.
| The Country club men went to Sa-
| lima for a tournament Saturday, but
| the tennis devotees were at the club
finishing a tournament in which one of