The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-25


and Mr. James Mcclure will be SOL
emnized tonight at $40 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs ]. c. Allison, 1104 Taylor street
DR.. Stephen S Estey, of the First
Presbyterian church, will read the
marriage ceremony.
The service will be read in the liv-
ing room, and the bridal party will
arch of fern and pink Killarney roses,
with a background of palms The
archway into the dining room viii be
decorated with fern and Killarney
roses.
Miss Margaret Koontz will play the
Mendelssohn wedding march for the
entrance of the bridal party. The only
attendants will be four ribbon girls;
Miss AIena PhiIbin, Miss Lucille ker-
sey, Miss Helen Koontz and Miss Lois
Strickler. The attendants will wear
rainbow coIors. Miss Philbins dress
is green grenadine, yelling green satin;
Miss Kersey viii wear pink grena dine
over pink satin; Miss Koontz's gown
is yellow taffeta, and Miss Stricken
viii wear pale blue taffeta. The
dresses of ribbon girls vii! be trim
med with tulIe and lace.
The brides gown is of sheer white
organdie, trimmed with fine silk lace
She will wear a tulle veil caught IN
the hair with a wreath of orange
of Ophelia roses.
The guests are limited to relatives
and close friends of the bridal couple
After the ceremony an informal recep-
ton will be held, when the guests VIII
be greeted by the bride and bride
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison and Mr.
and Mrs. 5. T. Mcclure
Mrs. Allison will wear gown OF
gray pussy willow taffeta combined
with Georgette crepe and duchesse
lace which was used on Mrs Allison's
wedding gown.
mother, will wear lavender crepe de
chine and lace. Mrs Krops's gown will
be blue charmeuse, and Miss Laura
Mcclure viii be gowned in brown net,
yelling brown satin
out of town guests who are in To-
peka for the wedding are: Mr. Nc
CIure's sister, Mrs Victor Krops, of
and their daughters. Miss Lucille AL
Hson and Miss Janet Allison, Mr.
Frank Allison and Miss Maude Bar
ker. of OIathe; Mr.. and Mrs VIII Al
lison and Mr.. Kenneth Allison, OF
Stanley. Kan: Mrs James Reid. of
Parsons; Mr.. Omar Smith. of Cawker
City; Mrs. Floyd Pleasant of Craig,
Colo.
friends in Topeka, and has been en-
tertained at a great many pre-nuptial
functions since the announcement OF
her engagement was made Mr. Nc
CIure is an attorney and member
of the firm of Monroe, Roark, Nc
CIuTe & Monroe
Mr.. Mcclure and his bride viii be
at home TO their friends after January
l at 1161 Mulvane street
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A concert was given Wednesday
afternoon at the First Baptist church,
by Representatives of the large music
clubs of the town. including the
Ladies' Music club, the Matinee, the /
Music Study and the Minerva clubs.
A few years ago the first of the an
nuaI union meetings was held under
the auspices of the Ladies' Music club, /
and the event met with so much favor
that it has come to be an institution in
the music club life of the town. Each
year a different set of musicians fur
nish the program The affair not only
furnishes a program of interest in the
seasons musical affairs, but it brings
home musicians before the local pub
lie, and it promotes a feeling of friend |
illness and mutual understanding
among the members of the various
clubs.
The program yesterday was made
up of selections from each of the four
clubs participating. and it was a pro-
gram of special merit and interest 1t
was well navored with unusual num- /
bers and was well away from the
hackneyed and commonplace. and the /
selections represented some of the
best things in modern music There 7
is much to be said in commentator, !
not only of the spirit that prompts the /
giving Oh the recital. DuI dlSO OIL the
taste displayed in the choice of the /
program.
Piano accomplishments for the solo (
numbrs were played by Mrs. a. ]. /
Wilson, Mrs. ARA Clark, Miss Beatrice /
Clifton and Miss Hazel Wing. Mrs
Clark also played the organ accom-
paninent for the double violin num- /
Der.
Miss Ethel Grant of the Music /
Study club played double piano
number; Miss Gladys Cav of the
Matinee Music club gave two violin
solos; Mrs. Robert Shoemaker of the /
Ladies Music club sang two seIec-
lions: Mrs Charles Kleinhans. plan
list, and Mrs. ARA Clark, organist.
both of the Ladies' Music club. PLAYED
a piano and organ duet; Mrs. f. I.
Richards, representing the Minerva
club, gave violin solo; Miss Eu-
phemia Page of the Matinee Music
club sang two short numbers; Mrs.
L W Waynick of the Minerva club
played a piano number: Miss Emma
Rempfer of the Ladies Music club
gave a vocal solo, and the program
was closed by a double number by
the Music Study club trio. Mrs. F. A
Derby, harpist, Miss Gladys Cav. vio-
'cellist.
Mr.. and Mrs A s. Thomas will give
a family dinner party tonight at their
home in Harrison street
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Mr. Daniel Muller will give a studio
recital Friday evening, November 90
at O'Clock. Those who will take
part in the program are: Miss Ann
Myers. Miss Esther Payne Miss Mural
March. Miss Irene Miller, Miss Eva
Miller, Miss Georgiana Metzger, Mr.
r. F. French, Miss Vreda Birch, Miss
L Shaefer, Miss Anna Foster and Miss
Bernice Bullock
Mr.. Muller will present in recital
Saturday evening: Miss Georgiana