The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-18


or Sterling. and Mr. H E Muchn1c. OF
AtchisOn. was soleunized Wednesday
night at $40 O'Clock at the home of
the brides father. Mr.. w NJ Quigley-
The decorations were Easter lilies,
bridal roses, daisies and smilax The
ceremony was read before an i'm
provised altar on which burned Ca
thedraI tapers of white The altar was
massed with roses and daisies The
bride wore a wedding gown of white
tutle. short and simply made There
were no attendants
Throughout the house the lighting
was done by candles Before the cere-
mony Mrs James Lee Dick, of Hutch
tnson- sang
Supper was served in the dining
ROOM which was decorated in white
and green A rope of smilax outlined
the table. and from the electrolier was
suspended fern and lilies Of the valley
tied with white satin ribbon
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Muchnic left for trip to New Orleans
They will go from New Orleans by
boat to New York. and later they Will
motor through New England, return
ing to make their home in Atchison-
The bride is a niece of Mr. and Mrs
George A Guild. and a cousin Of Mrs
Walter Wedding, of Topeka She has
wide circle Of friends in Topeka Mr..
Muchnic is a prominent business man
OF Atchison. being president of the
pany-
The out-Of-town guests TO the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Muchnic of New York City; Mr.. Paul
Sweet of New York City: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ayers. Wichita; Mr. John Cain.
Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. Give Hast
ings, Miss Erena Kessler and the
Bachelors. Dr. Bribach, Dr. Robinson.
Cy Leland and Walter E Brown of
Atchison. Mr. and Mrs George Guild.
T"g0rle1 la NT.-T-a
Mr. and Mrs Claude Adams; Mr. and
Mrs Eustice Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Myers; Mr. and Mrs. Ed McNaughton,
of Hutchinson.
The Bethany College Choral society
will give the cantAta Midsummer
night" by Paul Bliss. tonight in the
college auditorium, under the direc-
tiOn of Paul LaWleSS- who is at the
head Of the vocal department of the
school The chorus consists of 50
voices
The concert tonight Will be the first
public appearance of the choral So
ciety which was organized this winter.
and it is expected TO take a prominent
place among the musical organizations
of the city The sOlOists are: Miss
Sara Quisenberry, assistant vocal in
structor; Miss Clara Watson. dramatic
soprano: and Mrs Clyde Corbet, con-
tralto. pupils of Mr.. Lawless-
Miss Gertrude Mutton, head of the
piano department OF the Bethany con-
servatory, will be at the piano Miss
Carman and Miss Miller, pupils of
Miss Mutton, will give some piano
solos. Mrs Corbet, Miss Mercer and
Miss Alena Philbin. pupils of Mr. Law
less, will each sing A group Of songs
The cautata Is one OF the events at
the college preceding commencement
week The concert is open TO the
public, and all interested are invited
to he present The program will be as
follows:
a. The Hills O. skye Harris
B. World That Was Once a Garden
LOnr
Miss Mercer.
a. Norwegian Dance -...-- Ole Olson
o. oerenade -Oie Olson
The Mountain Brainard
Miss Carman-
a. TIL I Wak@A- WoodfOete-Finden
b. Less Than the Dust. ..
------ "A Woodfoete-F1nden
Mrs. Corbet-
a Grande Valse de Concert ~
-.------E E Leibling
b. Berceuse ---.--- Karganoff
Miss Miller
a. Calm as the Night ------- Bohm
b. Down in the Forest Ronald
Miss PhiIbin.
Midsummer Night ---.--.- Paul Bliss
Bethany College Chorus
Miss Mutton at the piano.
Paul IsaWIess. director.
At the last Theta dance il was ru-
mored that one of the girls was to step
out wearing. for the first time, a Ger