The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-26

colored bridal satin. combined with ex-
sulsite embroidered lace. The bodice
was sleeveless. except for a tiny puff
az w hite net over which was a fan OF
the lace which reached over the
shoulders. forming yoke with
..rare-e1It neck. There was a wide
draped -irlle. caught with pearl orna-
r1eurs and on one side of the skirt was
o. drapery Of the satin. while the other
side hung straight The skirt was OF
walking length. and made with a
.-.tuare train. about a yard IN length
and uleated from the shoulders The
Cr1rery of the skirt was fastened with
q r,earI medallion The drapery OF the
bodice was caught with a bar pin,
which had been worn by the bride 5
lrandnother- The bridal bouquet was
nf mink roses and sweet peas The
long Veil was fastened across the
head. with a frill which showed above
the ht-h coiffUre- The costume was
completed with white slippers and long
white gloves
The maid of honor was gowned in
white oreandie with yoke OF lace The
skirt was made of alternate tucks and
ruffies. and the shoes and gloves worn
with II were white Her bouquet was
Of mink roses Mitchell Foster wore
"a white Palm Beach suit with white
stockings and black slippers
Miss Town was Eowued in pink tar
fefa with tight fittiue bodice jacket,
with oieorgette crepe sleeves and yoke
Her slippers We're pink Miss Paxton
wore a light green taffeta com hlned
with tulle. and her bouquet was OF
lavender and pink sweet peas
After the CEREMONY the guests were
received bv Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Mrs
and Mrs Broderick, and Mr. Brod :
srfck-s mother. Mrs Emma J. Brod-
erick. Of Lawrence Mrs Foster 5
GOWN was IF white EN- broidered net
THE foundation skirt was made in tucks
and the oVerdrapery was cut IN deep
points. with hand embroidered medal
lions IN each point. Mrs. Frederick
wore lavender crepe de chine, with
arcordion pleated skirt. and a bodice
trimming of lace Miss Coe was
eowned in pink taffeta, and Miss
Phlpps wore pink embroidered voile.
Mis- Eleanor Bartei- one of the as
sistins girls. who gave party and
shower for Miss Foster last week.
wore gown Of pink taffeta-
The out OF town guests We're: Mrs.
Broderick. Of Lawrence; Miss Anna
Burr Rice. OF 81 Louis; Miss Florence
Hyue Miss Blanche Simons. Mr.. Rob
ert PeJt. all Of Lawrence. and Mr..
Love. Of Saina
The assisting friends were; Mrs.
George T. Staebler. Mrs. W. c. Nc
Donough. Mrs Edward Adams. Miss
NarEaret Vest, Miss Glayds Cav.
Miss June Mitchell. Miss Ethel Grant
md Miss BarteL
The background arranged for the
bridal ceremony was somewhat &c
cIesiastical in effect. being an altar
formed by white posts on either side
with draped white center in arched
shape Festoons Of snilax hung over
-he white arch and We're caught in a
true lovers knot at the top. The posts
were wound with snilax. and on either
s-de were palms and tall brass vases
- ophelia roses and gypsophiIa. The
81 1ite satin ribbons for the bridal path
were tied TO the posts On the piano
vas a basket Of Ophelia roses and
e1psophila- A large basket of lilies.
roses and sweet peas formed the deco
ration for the dining able and there
were bouquets OF flowers on the man
lel and bookcases The stairway in
the hall was wound with srniIax
Miss Foster Is an attractive young
woman Of winning personality She
HIS lived in Topeka eli her life. and