The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten enter
tained few guests at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. l.. E. Myers, of Chicago. who
nave returned home, after short visit
to Topeka friends. Covers were placed
Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Purdy and Mr.. and Mrs. Patten.
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Miss Lillian Foster and her sister,
Mrs. George Freshman, entertained
their bridge club this afternoon at
Miss Fosters home in Harrison street.
Mrs. Frank Moss of st. Marys, who
was formerly q member of the club,
came down for the meeting and other
guests OF the club were: Mrs. Adolph
Meyer. of Berkeley, Cal. who il Visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett r.
Wheeler. Mrs. r. F. Hayden. Mrs. w.
+. Montsomery. Mrs. Walter Hayes
and Miss Helm.
Miss Lillian McGoff, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henry McGoff.
and Mr.. Ivan Dibble were married
Monday evening at o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents. 819 Lane
J. f. Deb. Kaye. of Grace cathedral.
The marriage was solemnized in the
presence of the McGoff and Dibble
families and some other relatives.
The bridal couple, who were unat-
tended, stood before a bank Of palms
and chrysanthemums in the living
room. Bowls Of roses and maiden hair
fern were used to decorate the parlors
and the dining room.
The bride. who is an uncommonly
good looking little blonde, wore a
gown of white satin combined with
white shadow ChaEtilly lace and Brus-
sells net. The bodice was made with
long sleeves and high neck. The
chimisette. which was ornamented
with nQarI drnnQ NJ M NJ ahfProd
net. and the sleeves were also Of shir-
red net. At the back the neck was
finished with a standaway collar Of
lace. and a frill of lace edged with
Reaching from the high waist line. q
tablier OF satin was draped over the
back OF the skirt. and was caught
above the train. The skirt was draped
with tiers Of Chantilly lace, and the
girdle was Of satin. The long tu1le
veil fell from a bonnet of tulle, around
which was a wreath Of waxed orange
blossoms, terminating in a cluster OF
blossoms over the forehead. The veil
was caught ct half its length with a
fell the length of the train. The
brides bouquet vas Of roses. lilies Of
the valley and orchids.
After the ceremony. there was an
informal reception attended by about
fifty guests. Mrs. McGroff was gown
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black and white and figured in a con-
ventional design in Oriental colors.
The skirt was made with a tunic faced
with black satin. and the girdle also
trimmed with white lace. The brides
sister, Miss Louise McGoff. wore flesh
c0lored chiffon, v it'll bodice of silver
cloth trimming of brown squirrel. The
bridegroOm's mother, Mrs. D. w. Dib-
BILE. wore a gown Of black lace draped
hInnk al MfQQ (y1QAvo Cnrp1foP
of the Isle Of Pines. who is a guest at
the McGoff home, wore white crepe
de chine with overdress Of white chif-
fon combined with Duchesse lace. !
The brides going away dress was q
Russian green broadcloth tailored suit,
with pleated skirt. and blouse Of flesh
colored net. made over pink net, and
the collar was of silver lace and a
trimming Of marten fur. The hat was
a black velvet, trimmed with black
ostrich tips, with a pink rose on either
side of the crown
The out of town guests who came
for the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Mallem, Of Fort Madison, Iowa,
of Pines.
The bride, who has been very much
liked since her entrance into Topeka
society, received a part Of her educa-
ton in the Topeka schools, and later
attended a finishing school, Southern
seminary, in Virginia. Mr.. Dibble at
tended the State university at Law
renee, where he was a popular fra
ternity man. He is in business in To-
peka with the Dibble grocery firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dibble have left for a
trip to the Grand Canyon. Arizona. and
will be at home after November at
S26 Lane street, Topeka.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Searle will give a
dinner party tonight in honor of Miss
Edith Thompson and Mr.. Albert
Searle, whose wedding will take place
Wednesday evening. Covers will be
laid for Miss Thompson, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ford and Mr.
and Mrs. s. s. Searle of Geneva, Ohio,
Mr.. S. "A. Searle and daughter. Miss