The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-03

me marriage OF Miss Esdhd INeSl
and Mr.. William c. Cartridge TOOK
place "Wednesday, June 80, at the
country home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rech, near HOW
ard, Kan. The Rev. Mr. Freed OF
Howard read the marriage service.
The bride was attended by Miss Leona
Hedges of Howard and Mr. Carnage
was attended by his brother, MI, Bert
Cartilage, as his best man. before
the ceremony Miss Violet Crlger SANG
20 Promise Me-
The hour of the marriage was high
noon, and after the service wedolnS
luncheon was served to about thirty
guests After the wedding Mr. ano
. Mrs. Cartilage left for a motor trip
to Colorado After their honeymoon
journey they will come to Topeka and
will be at home at apartments in the
Devon
MulhoIland Mr.. Mulholland and their
son. Edward and Mr.. Bert Cartilage
went to Howard to attend the we'd
ding.
The bride is "a graduate OF the State
Normal school at Emporia, and taught
last year in the public schools. Nj.
Cartilage is a member of a prominent
Topeka family. He has the position
of claim agent for the Rock Island
Railway company ~.
An event of special interest to SO
ciety next week is the marriage of
Miss Ruth Wilson and Mr.. Wendell T.
LYMAN, which is to be solemnize6
be simple in all it's details, and only
relatives will be present. Miss WI
sons sisters. Mrs. ]. B. Furry and
Mrs. Everett Dallas, and Mr.. Furry
and Mr.. Dallas are in Topeka to re-
main until after the wedding.
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The marriage of Miss juliet Petty
john and Mr.. ]. c, Denious. of Dodge
City, took place Wednesday evening
at eight o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. !.
Pettyjohn of Dodge City
The bride was gowned in white net
trimmed with white satin, and she
wore a short tulle veil ard carried
flowers She was attended by two lit
tie girls of her neighbornood, who
stretched ribbons to mark the bridal
path. The wedding music was the
Lohengrin Wedding March.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Denious went for wedding trip to Col
orado. and after their return they will
make their home in Dodge City.
The brides father was a member
of the state legislature last session.
She was a Washburn college student.
and Il member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. Among her sorority
sisters who went to Dodge City for
the wedding We're: Miss Erma Zuta-
vern of Great Bend, Miss Helen Guild
of Sabetha. Miss Marguerite Settler of
Holton. Miss Helen Johnston and Miss
Adelaide Johnston of Leavenworth,
Miss Isabel Savage and Miss Julia
Morton of Kansas City, Miss Maude
HawIey of Herington and Miss jose /
phine Tice of Dodge City.
Miss Settler and Miss Guild came to !
Topeka from Dodge City to visit !
friends here, and have left to return /
to their homes.
Mr.. Denious is managing editor of
the Dodge City paper, and a man well |
known over the state among newspa- |
per people.
The West Side Forestry club has
issued it's year books for the new sea-
son. The book cover is white, with a
tree for the cover design The club
adopted the alfalfa blossom as its
flower. The present officers are: Mrs. |
j. c. Emahizer. president; Mrs. Wal
ter Ashton Smith, vice president: Mrs. |
Ella B. Nelson, recording secretary; |!
Mrs. William Macferran, correspond |
ing secretary; Mrs. D. H. Forbes, /
club forester: Mrs. NJ. A. Low, club |
historian. The committee who ar
ranged the program for this year are: /
Mrs. d. o. Coe, Mrs. J. F. Close, Mrs.
Macferran, Mrs. w. L. Bates. The /
members of the park committee are: (
Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mrs. F. G.. w.
Travis. Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan, /
Mrs. O. L. Walker. and those on the ,
T. Forbes and Miss Marian McAfee. (
The club year begins June "a, and
the club takes it's vacation in Deem
Der instead of during the summer /
The program arranged for the year
will include a guest day meeting in /
charge of the honorary members, at /
the home of Mrs. Bates, which is an
annual feature of the club year. The /,
city parks will be, the subject of one /
of the meetings, and there will be q /
meeting devoted to report on the
forestry exhibit at the California ex-
position. The care of city lawns, and
how to have an everblooming garden
will be considered.
The club was organized in 1908, and
during the time it has flourished, it
has been a factor of Importance in
the work of beautify3ng the town, and
it's members have been active in
various enterprises that the club wom-
en- of the city have taken up. The
club has always been affiliated with |
the federation of the state and district /
The members are: Mrs. w. L. /
Bates, Mrs. T. c. Biddle. Mrs. J. Mel |
Vile Brown, Mrs. ]. F. Close, Mrs. D. I
o. Coe, Mrs. IT. f. Dewey, Mrs. ]. c. /
Ema hizer. Mrs. ID. H. Forbes, DR..
Elvenor Ernest, Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mrs. W. NJ.
Forbes, Mrs. /. d. Graham, Mrs Will
liam Macferran, Mrs. Frank E. Forbes,
Mrs. Howard Johnston, Mrs. r. I. Lee,
Mrs. Harry II. Forbes, Mrs H. w. Nc
Afee, Mrs. j. NJ. Meade, Mrs. Frank