The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-30

broidered chiffon. Miss Walp's gown is of
pink taffeta and Georgette crepe. Miss
with silver. bodice, and Miss Brumbangh' $
gown is of pink net over Dresden taffeta.
with wide. satin girdle.
black charmeuse yelled in black net, with
a trimming of jet, and a touch of pale green
chiffon on the bodice.
At the informal reception following the
wedding, Mrs. McCarter will be assisted
by Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. II. 0. Garvey.
Mrs. N. G. Hammatt Mrs. Lee Monroe,
Mrs; W; A. Johnston, Mrs. J. d. McFar
Marburg. MARI @ Mrs =. EssS T. McEaehron. Each Ofsfa. Mrs.
! Ralph Moore and Mrs. W. Williams
The girls who will serve in the dining
Lux, Miss Maude Ward. Miss Grace Ward.
Miss Sarah Robinson. Miss Laura Koehler
Miss Martha Whittemore and Miss Ethel
Guests from out of town who are here
for for the wedding are; Mrs; Penina Hill
Brumbaugh of Maitland. Mo-; Mrs, C. L.
Hobart of Holden, No: Miss Grace Crocker
Abilene. Miss Clarissa Stephenson of Yates
Center and Miss Laura Koehler of Bald
win The girls of the wedding party were
sehoolmates or sorority sisters of the
bride.
Miss McCarter is a graduate of Baker
came affiliated with the Tri Delt sorority.
She was a student of rather unusual abil-
lty, and received great many of the
social popularity. After finishing college,
she was a high school teacher for year
man and has many friends in Topeka.
where she has lived all her life Her
mother Margaret Hill McCarter, is the
that have won more than national fame
and have been translated in other lam
Mr.. Dean is a southern man, who has
lived in Waco, Tex, where he attended
wit 10 Iura i,,
Ryan, Okla. where he and his bride will
make their home,
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small party motored to the country for
steak roast Tuescay night Those in the
party were Mr. and Mrs Frank Griggs,
and Mrs L. F. Hayden.
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The perfectly honest woman said of her
dinner; Il have done my duty and asked
all my relatives, one after the other, to
fused. Haven't 1 the incest kin in the
world?"
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Friday with Mrs. Harold T. Chase.
Mrs. Chase will entertain the Fillmore
Street Whist club Friday of next week.
Mrs. Frank Squires entertained her
bridge luncheon club this week. Mrs. A.
W. Bronson played for Mrs. William Cur
Cards are out for recital to be given
Monday, December 4, at O'Clock in the
evening, when the Daniel Muller School
of Music will present Miss Ann Marion
Myers, a pupil of Mr.. Muller, in her grad
uating recital. She will be assisted by
ther Payne. piano. The concert will be
given at the First United Presbyterian
church, Eighth and Topeka avenues
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus G. Mcmillan of Pick
ering, Mo-, announce the marriage of their
daughter. Audrey, to Mr.. Walter T. Cha
ney, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cha
O'Clock this afternoon at the Mcmillan
home. Miss Ora Mcmillan, the brides sis
ter, teacher in the domestic science de-
partment of Topeka high school, went to
Pickering to attend the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy will also be guests. Miss
Mcmillan lived in Topeka with her sister
at COG oTpeka avenue the past two years.
/ law school in the class of 1915. Since then
he has been connected with the attorney
generals office. At home after January 1
at 800 Clay street.
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Miss SarelIa Herrick. who is a student in
the State Agricultural college. arrived
from Manhattan Wednesday night, ac-
ity sisters. who are her guests. They are
Miss Myrtle Easley of Nebraska. Miss
Dorothy Parke and Miss Helen Blanc of
Emporia- Miss Herrick entertained at
dinner for the girls Wednesday night.
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Mrs. Willard N. Hall invited guests
Wednesday afternoon for her daughter
Mrs John Hamilton of Kansas City. who