The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17

/ Foshay, Miss Katharine McCarter.
Miss Jessie McCarter and Miss Ethel
Joss
Miss Ruth Knox entertained the fol-
lowing guests Friday night for Miss
/ Nina Leslie of Atchison, who is visiting
her: Miss Mabel Mcknight. Miss Ma
RE Cooper. Miss Bessie Cooper, Miss
Helen Wright, Miss Clara Koch and
/ Miss Gretchen Redigo:
{ Rex Beach-s play, The Ne'er Do
Well" will be given at the Orpheum
theatre, beginning Monday next week
The film, which is in ten parts, was
given complimentary to the merchants
7 a few weeks ago. The cast playing in
the film is the one which gave me
I Spoilers There will be special mu-
/ sic by ten-piece orchestra
4 The Manhattan, Lawrence and To-
peka chapters of the Pi Phis Will nave
an aII-day meeting Monday at Lake
view The members from Topeka Will
/ take the Santa Fe plug Monday morn
ing.
/ An account of the Stubbs-Helm
wedding, which took place in Law
renee Wednesday, is given in the fol-
/ lowing item from a Lawrence paper;
f 1t has been a seldom occurrence in
I Lawrence to have two of her most
popular young girls, and sisters, mar
ried within one day, but the wedding
of Miss Katherine Stubs to MI
Frank Helm of La Junta, Colo, and
Miss Stella Stubs to Mr.. Julius
! Uhrlaub will be sOlemnized within
twenty-four hours of each other
/ These weddings are of special inter-
est to all Lawrence society because OF
the popularity of the two girls, VINO
have hosts of friends among the town
nra a
I daughters of Mr.. and Mrs-J. E Stubs,
1870 Haskell avenue The Misses
Z Stubs graduated from the Lawrence
4 high school and attended K. L. for
several years, where they were mem
bers of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
Miss Katherine Stubs did kindergar-
ten work in Peabody, Kan, for one
year
Last night at 8 o'clock at the home
of their parents, Miss Katherine
Stubs and Mr.. Frank Helm were
united in marriage by Rev. Raymond
grated very effectively, entirely with
white flowers. Killarney roses and
lilies were used in profusion- The
ring ceremony was performed before
! the fireplace in the north living room
which was banked with syringa and
| roses Tall vases of roses and lilies
were on either side of the oblong mir
ror above the fire place.
They stood upon large Polar bear
rug which belongs to Mr.. and Mrs W.
r. Stubs and was given to them by
Prof. L. l. Dyche who secured it while
on one of his trips to the Arctic
Miss Lenora Stubs, now Mrs. Rob
ert Stewart Of Topeka Miss Annie
Stubs, now Mrs. Joe Eddy and Mrs
: / Miller, formerly Miss Gertrude Ris-
! ley, were all married on this rug.
The bride wore white crepe de chine
trimmed in pearls, and her veil was
fastened with Grecian bands of pearls
Her sister, Miss Hazel Stubs was
maid of honor. Mr.. Arthur Garfield
Stubs, the brides brother was best
man The bridesmaids were Miss
Ethel Helm, Miss Marguerite Helm
Miss Stella Stubs and Miss Lucille
Stubs Little Marjorie Stubs, OF
, Ulysses. was flower girl The wedding
music was furnished by Miss Ruth
Buchanan. Miss Gladys Baldwin, OF
Kansas City. and Mr.. Paul Sailing, OF
l Kansas City. \ Wedding dinner was
served at o'clock
: Mr.. and Mrs Helm have left for q
: trip to the Glorietta mountains After
August l they will be at home at La
Junta, Colo. where Mr.. Helm is of
flee engineer of the northern depart.
hment of the Santa Fee He was gradu.
; ated from Kansas university in the
engineering class of 1919
Miss Stella Stubs and Mr. Julius
, Urhlaub were married Thursday nigh
by the Rev. r. A. Schwegler. The
service was read in the garden of the
J. E Stubs home A trellis entwined
with daisies and roses, stood before g
bank of shrubbery, with two massive
Jars of roses on each side and the
; bridal party stood in front of the trel-
lis for the ceremony. The bride was
goTned in satin and Georgette crepe
| trimmed with sprays of orange bios
SONS. Little Marjorie Stubs. as
, flower girl was the only attendant
After the ceremony the guests went in
| doors for the reception ASSISTING
through the rooms were Mrs w r
Stubs, Mrs. J.. Uhrlaub, Mrs Rober;
Stewart of Tnueka- Miss E7x-aIx-r7