The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-05

The marriage OF Miss Lois Lindsay
and DIR. Glare Williams Stahl was sol
emnized this afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
the home of the brides parents, DR..
land Mrs. w s. Lindsay, 1856 Western
avenue The service was read by the
brides cousin. the Rev. Mr.. James p.
Hunter. pastor of the Presbyterian
church of Paola.
The service was read in front of a
bauk Of palms in the living room, and
on either side of the banking was
tall vase of Ophelia loses A mantei
box above the fireplace was filled with
ferns ard onhelia roses. A basket of
red roses adorned the dining table.
The only attendants were the pa
rents of the bride, Doctor and Mrs.
Lindsay, who stood with the bridal
couple during the ceremony.
Before the service Miss Lucille
I<ersey, pianist. and Mrs. Frank Fos-
ter. violinist, played a Chopin Prelude,
followed by MacDOweIl number. ITO
Ia Wild Rose" Miss Kcrsey then sang
and played AT Dawning," by Cadman,
accompanied by Mrs. Foster on the
violin. During the singing of the song
the bride descended the stairs with her
father.
The brides gown was of silver cloth,
Vsiled in white net. The foundation
cloth of shimmering silver, gave an
oyster white luster to the gown. The
dra perry of net fell in points around
The skirt, and draped the bodice
which wa trimmed with silver tape.
The tape formed the straps over the
shoulders over a fold of the net The
costume was sleeveless and made short
iergth. Worn with it was a long tulIe
ven which was draped in military
fashion and formed the train of the
gown. The brides bouquet was of
|Opheha roses and lilies of the valley
MRS. Lindsay was gowned in plum
colored satin, draped with Georgette
crepe in self tone, and adorned with
wine colored and black and rides
cent beading. She wore corsage bou-
|quet ct pink Killarney roses and lilies
of the valley.
About d hundred guests witnessed
the service, and those from out of
town were: Mrs. Ray Sparks, of
champaign. Ill, Mrs. NJ. j. Smith of
p-eavenworth, DR.. Merrill Lindsay, of
Fort Riley Miss Dacotah Drechsel Of
Bethany College, Rev. and Mrs. Hun
ter of Paolt~. Mr.. Samuel E. Lindsay
|snd Miss Cla Lindsay of McPher-
.son, Mrs. Lillian Jet of Kansas CITY,
-1rs. j. E. Pettyjohn of Wilder. Mr.
land Mrs. Francis Leon Stahl. of Au-
! burn, Mr.. Henry j. Allen. and the fol-
lowing guests from Burlingame: Mr.
|and Mrs. Alfred Hedstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cloyd Bratton, Mayor and Mrs
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Carna beaux. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Beverly, Mr. and Mrs
IAFlNANASheHLSs MISS hdDGl Drew. also
Dir. and Mrs. Lou Stahl and Mr.. and
RS. Frank w. Stahl
The bride was a student in Wells
college, Aurora, New. York, and took
Special kindergarten training under
Madame Montessori in Los Angeles
She conducted a Montessori kinder
|garten in Topeka for two seasons She
is girl of various accomplishments
and prepossessing in every way DR.
|Stahl is the son of Mr. Frank StahI,
For many years known as a leader in
reform work in this part of the state
He is a graduate of Washburn college
land of the Washburn Medical school.
|He has been practicing medicine in
BuriiHgame for the past five years
At six o'clock this evening the bride
will give a dinner party at the Lind
say home for her relatives and DR.
.StahIs. DR.. and Mrs. Stahl will leave
Tonight for a triI to Chicago, where
'they will remain two weeks, and after
their return they will go to Burlin-
game to make their home.
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The Red Cross Christmas seals
have been received in Topeka and