The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-22
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ciety people was quietly celebrated
this afternoon, when Miss Frances
Mitchell was married to Mr.. Harry
Hutton Wardin.
Mrs. John F. Mitchell, of 1924 Har-
rison street. Mr.. Mitchell is a rail-
road official, being ticket auditor OF
the Santa Fe system. The family Is
daughters, the bride of today, Mrs
Thomas, of Ray, Ariz.; Miss June
Mitchell and Miss Helen Mitchell
have been counted among the popular
young women of the social set OF the
town.
The wedding ceremony was quietly
celebrated at $3.50 O'Clock this after
noon by DIR. S. S. Estey, of the First
Presbyterian church. The utmost
simplicity was observed in the wed
ding arrangements. there being no at
tendants and no formal wedding
music. Only Immediate relatives wit
messed the service.
The bride wore blue taffeta AFTER
noon gown. The skirt was made with
a shirred yoke, and the bodice was in
jacket effect with stand-out collar or
gold lace. Her bouquet was corsage
of white roses.
The bride was educated in Topeka,
graduating from the high school and
later attending Washburn collese-
Her taste for art led her to go to New
York to study, and for some time she
was a student in the Henri school OF
painting Her pictures have received
a good deal of favorable comment, ana
a number of her canvases were eX-
hibited with the work of other TOpeka
artists at Library Hall a few years ago
Mr. Wardin is the son of Charles
Wardin a well known Topeka business
man. He graduated from the hgh
school with the same class in which
finished
Afterwards he attended Columbia Uni
versity, New York. He is Phl Deita
Theta fraternity man, and is socially
well liked. He is now IN the 1eWeIry
business with his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Wardin are planning
no extended wedding tour. They Will
make a brief shopping trip TO Kansas
City, and will return in a snort Tune,
to occupy their new home at 9ZS west
Sixteenth street.
Mrs Arthur Mills was hostess at a
meeting of the d. d. Whist club this
afternoon
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Mrs. Clyde Miller has issued invita-
lions for two parties which she Will
give this week. buffet luncheon
day.
The following friends were enter
tanned at a thimble party. given by
George H Allen, Miss Helen Welty,
Miss Catherine Harrison, Miss Mildred
Agard, Miss Helen Neese, Miss Helen
Reinbach, Miss Gladys Guild, MISS
Katherine Mcfarland, Miss Bertha
Clay Miss Grace Dana, Miss Roxy
VanciI Miss Marie Vancil, Miss Mar
guerite Turner, Miss Helen Cook, Miss
Gertrude Gray and Miss Ruth Rooster.
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Miss Bertha Grace Reeder. the
daughter of Mrs. M. e. Reeder, will be
married to Mr.. Otto w. Cummings, of
Sa.lina, April IA. Miss Reeder was
Topeka high school girl and student
for two years in the fine arts depart
ment of Washburn college Mr- Cum
mings is engaged in Y. NJ. c. a. work
make their home.
Miss Mary Ewing and Mr.. Eugene
Kent were married Saturday afternoon
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Ewing, 1924 Van Buren,
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent have gone
to Kansas City to make their home
An informal dancing party was Civ
en- at Kellam hall. at which the fol-
lowing poole danced: Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Witte Hagar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gertrude Ford, Miss Bess Rhodes,
Miss Lucille Grote, Miss Lillian Nc
F'adden, Miss Jessie Ferrin, Miss Lois
Miss Florence Davis, Miss
Aubury Perdee, Miss Mary Slattin, |
Miss Lillian Guthrie, Mr.. Harry Ten
nyson, Mr.. John Crow, Mr.. Clifford
Joss, Mr.. Clyde Swallwell, Mr.. Harry
Simpson, Mr.. Arthur Chase, Mr.. Ray
Shoot, Mr.. Charles Wilson, Mr.. Fred |
B. Cooper, Mr.. Tom De Honey, Mr.. |
T. Cunningham, Mr.. r. F. Hansen, |
Mr.. Adrian Parr.
o D. D.
The U. and I. club will give the en-
Mothers club Tuesday afternoon, at
$3.50 o'clock. at the Provident asso- |
citation.
Announcement has been made of |
the engagement of Miss Laura Eliza |
beth Haynes, daughter of Mrs. and |
Mrs. H. S. Haynes, to Mr.. Charles Ed |
son Manning, of Kansas City
The announcement was made at a |
of the P. E. o. society, at |
which Mrs. L. H. Strickler and Miss |
Enid Strickler were hostesses. Miss |
Haynes is a graduate of the Topeka |
high school and of Washburn college. |
She spent the past summer travelling |
in the Pacific islands. She is now a |
teacher in Polk school.
Mr.. Manning attended Clarksburg |
college in Virginia and afterwards |
was editor of the Barnett Enterprise, |
Mo. He now has position |
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