The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-25

front and BACK Oh the DOQlce. Caught
under the arms, and the loose ends
were gathered into opaleScent drops.
The tiny puff sleeves were of tulle.
! The skirt was short length, and the
wedding veil formed a short train for
the costume. The veil was made OF a
wide panel of lace, edged on each side
with puffs of tulle, giving it width. A
cap was formed for the head Of the
material of the veil. At the front two
wired small wings of the lace and
tulle stood out from the face, and at
each side a cluster of orange bios
SONS caught the cap to the hair. The
slippers were of white kid.
The brides bouquet was shower
of Ophelia roses, lilies of the valley,
and Cecil Drummer roses.
Miss June Mitchell wore a gown of
yellow taffeta. with short full skirt.
and Empire bodice, trimmed with lace
l'tulle in the shade of the gown.
After the cereu Ony, the bride threw
her bouquet, and the wedding cake
was cut, with the attendant ceremony
of drawing the ring, the thiE1ble and
the dining room, where baskets of
small japanese chrysanthemums
formed the decoration The ices. cakes
and rnints were in yellow and white,
the ices being in heart shape.
AT the informal reception following
the ceremony, these who assisted
were: Mrs William Collinson. Mrs.
Charles McKirahan, Mrs. Harry Wolf,
son and Miss Marie Miller.
Mrs. Mitchell, the brides mother,
wore wisteria silk, combined with net
and lace of the same shade. She wore
q corsage bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. Mrs. w. S. Miller, the
bridegroom'S mother, who assisted in
receiving the guests, wore black chif-
for yelling n foundation of white SILK
The bolero was of black velvet and
band of black velvet finished the bot
tom of the skirt. She carried orchids
and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Robert
Thomas, of Ray, Arizona, a sister of
the bride, wore her wedding gown Of
bridal satin and lace Mrs. Harry
Warden, another sister of the bride,
was gowned in blue taffeta, combined
with gold lace. Mrs. H. H. Gregg, of
Joplin, Mo, an aunt of the bride, VINO
came for the wedding, wore a hand
some gown of chiffon yelling black
and white satin. Mrs. j. NJ. Pickett,
of Galena, the brides grandmother,
was one of the wedding guests. Her
gown was of black crepe de chine and
lace Miss Marie Miller, the bride
groom's sister, a young Washburn col
iege girl, who assisted at the recep-
ton, wore a gown of pink satin TRIM
med with fur.
The brides going-away costume is
tailored suit of heavy blue wool,
poplin, with box coat and short, full
skirt The high collar is lined with
channels colored broadcloth. The
with collar of white silk plush, with
trimming of crmine tails across the
back, and The cuffs were of the same
material and style. The hat IS small
tricorn shape m black velvet, with two
flat roses in amethyst and rose shades,
on one side -----ss-- 49,
The brides little sister, Maxine
Mitchell, wore a white embroidered
frock, with white satin sash and white
ribbons N her hair
The out-of-town guests who were IN
town for the wedding were: Mrs. j. M
Pickett, of Galena; Mrs H. H. Gregg,
of Joplin, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thomas, of Ray, Arizona; Miss Grace
Vinegar, of Burlington, Colo; Mrs 5
w Atkinson, Miss Mary Atkinson and
Miss Adrienne Atkinson, of Lawrence,
and some CT the Phi Delt men from
K. U.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller will go directly
to St Louis, and will be at home after
December l at $50 Maple avenue,
where they have taken apartments
The bride and bridegroom both at
tended the Topeka high school, where
the love affair which eliminated in
the marriage today, had it's beginning
The ori1e has been, since her early
party going days. a favOrite in local
society circles. She is an exceedingly
pretty and attractive brunette, OF en-
gaging personality. Mr. Miller IS the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Miller, of
7O9 Taylor street, Topeka. After fin
ishing tie high school he attended the
State university st Lawrence, where
he wSs a member of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity He studied law at K
U. He is now in the purchasing de-
partment of the Frisco railroad with
mis- office in st. Louis, Mo.
j. ]. 1.
Mrs A A. Hurd and Mrs Della
M0reland will give a bridge party
Wednesday of this week at the To-
peka club, honoring Mrs. Dorsey Gull
len, of Roanoke, Virginia, who is
spending few weeks in Topeka
Mrs. Cullen is the daughter of Mrs.
Mcreland and 4 niece of Mrs. Hurd.
j. - J.
A wedding of much local interest.
hich took place Saturday in Kansas
City, was that of Miss Louise Spencer
and Mr.. William Hornbuckle. Miss
Spencer is a niece of Mrs. Frank Bone
brake of Topeka and her cousin, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake, was one of the at
PENDANTS at the wedding. Miss Spen-
Ger has often visited at the Bonebrake
hCme, and was one of the favorite out
of-town girls in Topeka society circles.
The account from a Kansas City pa
Fer gives the details of the wedding.
A very pretty home wedding cele-
brated last evening was that of Miss
Louise Spencer and Mr.. William r.
Hornbuckle. The ceremony took place
at the residence CT the brides parents. :
MI. and Mrs. Selden G. Spencer, 6033