The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-12-16
Looking Blackboard In State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY

wedding which is of great interest to
Topeka society people took place this morn,
ing when Miss Alice Hood of Emporia, and
Mr.. Theodore Dudley Hammatt of Topeka,
were married at the home of the bride
parents, Major and Mrs. Calvin HOOD The
parlOr, where the ceremony took place. was
decorated with pink and white roses, smilaX
and carnations Mrs. Norman L. Davy
played the wedding march Mr.. Dan Ham
matt, the brother of the groom, anu Miss
Margaret Dudley, cousin of the groom,
both of Topeka, entered first Mr. Harry
Weaver of Topeka ard Miss Matte Lakin
of Emporia, Mr.. NJ. f. Murphy of Topeka
and Miss Leila Little of EmpOria, followed.
The maid of honor, Miss Loucile Newman,
preceded the bride and her father, Rev +.
H Sauerber, of the Presbyterian church,
the groom and his best man, Mr.. Ned Os-
born awaited the bride. The bride wore
pearl white brocaded satin, trimmed with
accordion p1eatings of white mousseline de
sole and pearl passementerie. Her loQg
tuIle veil was caught with lilies of the val
ley and her bouquet was of lilies. The
maid of honor wore white accordion pleat,
ed null a white silk slip and carried
Catherine de Mermont roses. The brides
maids wore organdy frocks over pink slips
Mr.. and Mrs Hammatt came to Topeka
this afternoon and will make their home at
1901 Taylor street
Mr. A. NJ Harvey, lieutenant governor
elect and Miss Isabelle d. Cone, were mar
ried this morning at the First Christian
began playing Mendelssohn' s wedding march
and the bridal procession entered the
church. The tsVo ushers, Mr.. f. p kepley
by the maid of honor Miss Eucebia Nudge
of Eskridge, and the best man, Mr.. J y
Harvey, the groom's brother. Rev. f. ID:
Boyle met the party in front of bank OF
palms and performed the ceremony: Al Ine
close Of the Miss Gar9I'p receSton
was held after the service.
The bride was gowned in a granite cloth
of gold and green. bolero jacket OF
Persian embroidery opened over full front
OF corn colored chiffon. Lace and green
l ind
roses. The bridesmaid wore a brown ana
blue suiting with full front of embroider-
ed pink chiffon. She carried pink roses
Governor-elect Leedy of Lawrence, Rev
and Mrs. F. J. Fleharty, and Mrs Purle
Oh Msbg r and Mrs Harvey left
the noon train for Dodge City, where they
will visit Mr.. Harvey's brother. They Will
return to Topeka to reside.
Mrs c. r. Hudson gave a pink luncheon
Friday at one o'clock complihmentaf ~
Denver. In the center of the table stood
"A pyramid of pink roses banded around
baskets fashioned out of pink paper flow
ers and holding pink bon, bons; nine
iDg ,Isene Mrs n p Dillon. Mrs Chas
Blood Smith, 1-rs. II. ID. Harding, Mrs. n.
r. Baker, Mrs. Arthur Murphy, Mrs; Frank
s small MIS- Mrs Ba and mrs MRS e Charles
Morehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Badger gave a
dinner Friday to a few of Mr.. Bad
gers newspaper associates, as farewell
before his departure for Kansas City. The
guests were Mr.. L. L. Kiene, Mr.. NJ. p.
Murphy, Mr. Austin c. Brady, L4r. William
! Lyon, Mr.. Ed Ellis. Mr.. Arthur S. Kane.
Roy and Hugh Benner entertained the
w. S. T. C. club Saturday. Misses Well
come and Miss Jessie Beck assisted the
hostess mother in entertaining. The
guests were Bernice Fuller. Olive Gundry,
Effie Hazen, Lulu Ewart, Maemae Nichols,
Roberta Akers. Nettie Ware, Estelle Leon,
Bert Cook, Gene Ware. Carl Wallwork,
dexter.
Mr. and Mrs J. p. Griswold gave small
dinner Friday, their guests beng Mrs.
George Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs. A; S: John
son. Mrs. Tewksbury, Miss Emily Tewks-
bury.