The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-15

musicale given by Mrs. Lynch and /
ford. to which about hundred guests i
were asked. The date OF the marriage |
has not yet been decided upon.
The news IL Of general interest to .
Topeka people, for the Lynch family
was pastor of the First Methodist
church. The family came to Topeka
from Wichita, and were here q num-
Der of years before going to Rockford |
was one of the three charming daugh-
tiers of DIR. and Mrs. Lynch, her sisters
being Miss Lucille Lynch and Miss
Esther Lynch. They have returned to !:
to time since they moved to Rock /
ford.
Miss Lynch is skilled pianist. and !
was well received both in musical and
social circles in Topeka She was
educated in Western college, Oxford, |
Ohio. She studied music with Profess
sor Klingenberg, and has continued !
her work in piano since going to Rock |
ford.
DR.. Clark is practicing medicine in
Freeport. where he and his bride viii
make their home.
Mrs F. N. Risteen will entertain her
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club at her
home in Harrison street, next Tuesday. !
The club discontinued playing through
Lent, and the meeting next week will
be the first since Easter.
and Mr.. Harry 8. Coleman was SOL
emnized today at high noon at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r. Wolfe, by DR.. Edwin Locked
Of the Euclid Avenue Methodist
church. Both the bride and BRIDE
groom were unattended. The service
was read before a bank OF palms, smi-
lax and yellow jonquils. Before the
ceremony, "At Dawning," by Cadman,
was sung by Mrs. Kensey voorhees,, q
bride Of last week. Mrs. Eugene
Stafford, Of Augusta, Kan, a college
friend Of the brides. played the Men
delssohn wedding march for the en-
ceremony she played McDowelrs ITO
q Wild Rose"
The brides gown was a simple.
draped crepe de chine dress, with
bodice of French lace and net. Her
bouquet was q corsage OF white rose
bids and lilies Of the valley.
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served in the dining room. where the
decorations were white sweet peas and
smiIax.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman are both
graduates Of the University Of Kansas.
Mrs. Coleman finished a course in tho
fine arts department. and Mr.. Coleman
in the mechanical engineering depart
Il.
Garnett. Kansas. He is now with the
Jacobs-Shupert company of New York.
The out of town guests who came
for the wedding are: The bridegroom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Coleman
Of Garrett: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stat
ford of Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ford SchoOn0ver of Garrett; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Warrenfbf Garrett, and
Miss Beulah Murphy Of Wichita
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman will be at
! home after May Is In New York city.
= yE -
Miss Anna Elizabeth Williams of
| Clay Center and Mr. Warren s. Bel
| lows were married Tuesday morning
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
Williams.
/ The wedding is one of considerable
local interest, for the bride has visited
in Topeka and been entertained at
| some parties by her friends here, and
she is a cousin Of Mr.. Tom Lillard, at
| whose home she has often been a
guest. She was a student in the State
university, Lawrence, and KAPPA
sorority girl. and among her school
| mates and sorority sisters were a num-
| Der of Topeka people. Mr.. Bellows
was also q Kansas university student
and fraternity man.
The wedding, being a morning az
| fair, was quite simple, and the brides
only attendant was her little cousin.
Sallfe Elizabeth Lillard, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lillard of To-
peka. The brides gown was white
lace, made round length: and worn
with a tulle veil caught in the hair
with orange blossoms from California
| Her bouquet was roses and lilies OF
| the valley. Sweet peas were used to
| decorate. the rooms, and the ring was
| carried by little Sallte Elizabeth Lii
lard in q basket of sweet peas, tied
with pink tulle. She wore q white
| frock embroidered in the sweet pea
| colors.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bellows have left for
| Canada, where they will make their
| temporary home, and where Mr.. Bel
lows is engaged In civil engineering
/ work.
MI. and Mrs Lillard and their chill
dren went to Clay Center to attend
/ the wedding.
A party Of young people will motor
! to Meriden Saturday to spend the day
at the Ed McKeever farm. Those in
the party will be: JOHN Dean. Marion
| Kenneth Ogilvie, Harold Quinton,
Richard Barton, Edward Kiene, Arch
lie McKeever and Sanford FARRELL
Mrs McEachron will, give a
! lucheon party Thursday for the mem
bers of the cabinets of the college =.
w. c. A. and 7. N; c. A.
Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger gave re-
cital Tuesday for her class of children.
Those who played were: Louise Davis,
Elaine Hudson. Helen Hand, Miriam
l Van Horn. Carol Squires, Alma Mats,
frankie Finney, Bert Harrison, Ray
Harshbarger, Robert Mats and Carl
1 Hoover.
i . .
The Golden Rule club will have q
guest day meeting Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs r. ]. Ferguson,
l1417 Buchanan street.
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s The pride OF the Californian in his
/ state is so intense and insistent that 1t
has passed into q joke to the people
4 of other states Apropos of the eli
mate and the boastfulhess of the ma