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

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The marriage of Miss Rose Hite. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Hite.
to Mr.. Grady Montgomery, was the
event of social importance Of the day.
II took place at two o'clock this after
noon at the First Presbyterian church.
by DIR. s. 8. Estey.
The utmost simplicity characterized
the service. There were no attendants
or any wedding music. and the guests
were only the members of the Hite ana
Montgomery families.
The bride wore a handsome suit OF
brown geberdine> cloth trimmed with
fur. The jacket was smart redingote'
with collar and cuffs of fur. The blouse
was brown satin combined with goio
lace. 1t was made with high stand
away collar, and with pleated tabs at
the back reaching over the back OF the
skirt. Her shoes were bronze, and her
hat was a brown velvet, large size,
with scalloped brim. and trimmed with
Paradise feathers. She carried an arm
bouquet Of large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery left for a TRIP east. They Will
be at home after November 1, at Sl5
Harrison street. Both the young people
are well liked socially. and their mar.
rage is of a good deal of interest
among the society people.
Mrs. D. J. Hathaway gave luncheon
today in compliment to Miss Addie
Hathaway, of Los Angeles, California.
who is a guest at her home. The lunch
con was given at one O'Clock. at Mrs.
Hathaway's home in Western avenue.
Miss Hathaway will leave early next
week for her home.
The Varsity club had its first dance
OF the season Friday night at McRae's
hall.
The Picture Study class, under the
direction Of Mrs. C. F. Menninger. has
been organized, and will have lesson
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, at
the Y. w. c. A. Lantern slides will
be used in the lesson
Miss Antoinette Clark, Miss Harriet
Hill and Miss Gladys Neil were host
esses at a dancing party Friday night
at Kellam hall, for some of their young
friends.
Halls orchestra played for the dance.
and the hall was made attractive In
autumn decorations and palms. The
room was fitted up with cozy corners
furnished with seats and screened with
palms and autumn boughs. Jardinieres
Of sumach completed the decorations.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Clark. Miss Neils parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Neil. and Miss Hills father.
Mr.. C. M. Hill. and by Mrs. James
Miss Neil and Miss Hill. were Mr.. Ken
meth Adams, Mr.. Roger Savage, and
Mr.. Alden Weighman.
The hostesses are three little maids
from school," who are soon to be enter
ing the debutante class. and will doubt
less be among the future bellies in local
society circles. Miss Clark was dressed
in pink silk and net. and Miss Neil wore
embroidered pink crepe wolfe. Miss Hill
wore cerise silk. the flounces that
formed the skirt accordion pleated. and
the bodice was of black velvet.
The young people who were guests
were: Miss Helen Welty, Miss Ruth
Rooster, Miss Esther Thomas. Miss
Katherine Dolan, Miss Alena Philbin,
Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss Lillian Guth-
Smith. Miss Mary Clark, Miss Cynthia
Monroe. Miss Isabelle Stewart. Miss
Ruth Thompson, Miss Helen Lucas,
Miss Pauline Mcvey. Miss Mary Samp-
son. Miss Georgia Neece, Miss Dorothy
Wahle. Miss Carol Thrall, Miss Lucille
Gilmore, Miss Ruth Bomgardner, Miss
Dorothy Coe, Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss
Ruth Wood, Miss Edith Council, Miss
Ethel Chase, Miss Mohra Gatchell, Miss
Dorothy Nichols, Miss Dorothy Waugh,
Miss Mildred Quinton Miss Alice Ly-
man. Miss Helen Whitfield. Miss Char
lotte West. Miss Mary Burnett, Mss
Beatrice Shakeshaft, Mr.. Forest Rice.
Mr.. Arthur Schlemer. Mr.. Charles Har-
low, Mr.. Damon Gall, Mr.. Clyde Mills,
Mr.. John Dean, Mr. Harold Shadinger.
Mr.. Albert Shawl Of Concordia, Mr..
Kenneth Adams. Mr.. Roger Savage, Mr..
Alden Weightman, Mr.. Merrill Seger,
Mr.. Ralph Kingsley, Mr.. James Brier.
Mr.. Kenneth Alexander Mr.. Jack Erick-
son. Mr.. William Gear, Mr.. Marion
Smith. Mr.. Edwin Olander. Mr.. Reed
Morrison, Mr.. Willard Wear. Mr.. Ell
rick Sharp. Mr. Walter Kutow. Mr..
Willard Bowman, Mr.. Harold Quinton.
Mr.. Victor Blakely, Mr.. Jack Brown,
Mr.. Edward Clark, Mr.. Archibald Nc
Keever. Mr.. Alfred Cole. Mr.. Vernon
West, Mr. Chester Wahle, Mr. James
Perry, Mr.. Richard Barton, Mr.. Harry
Welty. Mr.. Stanley Copeland, Mr..
Charles Kouns, Mr.. James Allison. Mr..
Ted Lagerstrom. Mr.. clifford Joss. Mr..
John Elliott, Mr.. Edburn Beale. Mr.,
Seaton Hamill.
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Mrs. George H. Hodges has re-
turned from the Federation conven-
ton at AtchisOn, and the w. C. T. u.
convention in Fort Scott. She will
leave Sunday for Wichita to attend
the Worlds Farm Congress- and next
week she will go to Kansas City, for
the convention of the Kansas Good
Citizenship league. In Fort Scott, she
was called to the platform at one of