The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-24
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saw another white woman. She was
a New England woman. and cousin
Of John g. ntt ss. frends in ro
peka. She also is said to be distantly
Connected with the. Guelph family. the
house TO which Queen Victoria be-
longed.
The Sophomore girls Of washbui n
College will have party Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. d. L.
McEachron, on the Washburn cam
pus.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Carlisle
If Atchison and Mr. Huston Porter Of
Pittsbur9 took place Wednesday night
in Atchison. The bride has number
Of friends in Topeka, and Mr.. Porter,
the son of Senator and Mrs. -. r. FOR
ter. formerly attended Washburn col
ieRe. The following is taken from the
account of the wedding In the Atchi-
zone Of the most notable society
weddings in the history OF Atchison
Of Mr. and Mrs. william Carlisle. SOi
Dickson Terrace. wwhen Miss Hazei
Ruth Carlisle became the bride OF MT.
Harry Huston Porter or P1ttspurs.
The marriage ceremony was PERFORM
ed at o'clock, in the presence OF
fifty relatives and close friends. 1ol.
lowed by a reception for two hundred
and fifty guests.
The east end Of the reception room
was transformed into floral altar.
Palms and ferns formed the back
Ground with Easter lilies massed In
the center, between graduated rows OF
white cathedral tapers Manl1olo
@roupinRs of marguerites were ar
ranged against the green on either
side A kneeling bench. with columns
ornamented with Easter lilies ana tieo
with tulle, was cushioned with white
satin pillows. A latticed hedge OF
emilax and lilies formed the orioai
aisle.
Before the ceremony. an orchestra
stationed in the music room, played
short program. including Mendels-
sohn's Spring Song; and c the MeH Miaa
sang Not Because Your Heart Is
Mine" At Z o'clock the orchestra
played the Lohengrin march. DR.. 8;
8. Estey Of Topeka led the bridal
march. He was followed by Mr.. Por-
ter and his brother, Mr.. Harold Por-
ter. who was best man. Miss Dorcas
carlisle, the maid Of honor, was FOL
lowed by the bride, who entered with
The bride wore ivory white Ouch
esse satin, the bodice being OF Rose
Point lace. A court train was three
Yards in length. A veil OF Brussels
applique covered the figure Re-, ana wa. was
blossoms The lace in the costume
was brought by the bride from Brus-
sells last summer. The maid OF nOnOf
wore Ward rose pink taffeta with
Medici collar and trimmed In Bone
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter will make their
home in Pittsburg. Mr.. Porter Is a
graduate Of Yale and il vice president
and general counsel for the National
Security company of Pittsburg.
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An important affair for Saturday
afternoon il a bridge party At which
Mrs. Paul Hudson. Of the City OF
Mexico, will be guest OF honor. and
Mrs. w. r. Smith. of Harrison street.
will be hostess.
Miss Helen McClintock and Miss
Gertrude McClintock. took the chill
dren OF tk9- Mofftessorf~ kindergarten
which they conduct. to Cages park
this morning for an outing.
The Lakota club will meet Monday
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The program for the Matinee Music
club which met Thursday with Miss
Edith Cornell, was as follows:
Melisande in the WOOD. :..:... Goetz
Miss Guenn GODDARD.
Miss Helen Estey.
Allegretto In B Flat. Taylor
Miss Helen Estey.
,Etude ............:..:.. $500. .Faure
Miss Ida Tinker.
spring ..... .. - :. :. '0Ae AAs
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff.
Impromptu in A Flat ....... Chopin
Miss. Ellie Dean.
Waltz Mignomie .......... .d'Albert
Miss Effie Page.
Krishna ............B ranscomb
The Blackbirds Song ......... Scott
Miss Helen Shaver.
Etude in E Major ......... Chopin
Miss Irene Coe.
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Miss winifred Hartley entertained
this afternoon for two visiting girls.
Miss Vera Blackburn, of the State
University, and Miss Evange1ine
Schroeder, of Leavenworth, who are
her guests. The company included:
Miss Blackburn, Miss Schroeder, Miss
Alice Hughes, Miss Gertrude Gray,
Miss Polly Mowers, Miss Mary Weight
man, Miss Anna Myers, Miss Gertrude
Fitzgerald, Miss Helen Seller and Miss
Hartley.
Miss Elvira Bates. who will leave
the first week in May to spend the
summer in Ohio, was the guest CT
honor at an a1l-day party given by
Mrs. Walter Bates, at the Bates home
in Park avenue. The guests were:
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