The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. John +. Mitchell OF
1924 Harrison street, announce the
marriage of their daughter. June. to
Mr.. Sidney Paul Godsman of Burling
ton. Colo. which was solemnized to-
day at high noon in the chapel of
Grace cathedral.
The wedding today has the distinc-
ton of being the first to be celebrated
in the new cathedral, which was con-
secrated about three weeks ago. The
service was read by the Very Rev.
James Philip DeBevers Kaye. dean.
The wedding music was furnished
by trio, the members of which are
Mrs. J. A. Campbell, organist, Miss
Gladys Cav, violinist and Mrs. f. A.
Derby, harpist. They played before
the service Schubert's "Serenade" and
Calm as the Night" followed by the
I-ohengrin wedding march. and dur
ing the ceremony they played the
Bach arrangement of the Gounod
Ave Maria" After the service they
played the Mendelssohn march for
the occasional
The bride and bridegroom were
both unattended. and the guests in
cluded the relatives of the couple, and
q number of the brides close friends
The bride wore a charming frock
OF sunbeam yellow, spun glass satin,
combined with beryl blue satin. The
skirt of the dress. which was of sho- :
length, was of the yellow, with
vide band of blue around the hem.
The bodice in jacket effect. was in the
blue and was made with wide bouffant
peplun. short waist, with collar OF
the light material. The trimming
WAS of large buttons covered with
the yellow satin. which was used at
the back of the bodice and around
the blue strip at the hem of the skirt
The hat worn with the costume was
"A large panama, faced with gold satin
and lace and the crown was of blue
GeorGette crepe. The trirnmi = was
Of fat flowers in harmonizing colors.
The bridal bouquet was of sunburst
roses and lilies of the valley.
The chapel was undecorated. ex-
cent for the altar vases which were
iilled with bouquets of yellow JonquIlS-
On account of the wedding being in
Lent, all the arrangement were sim
pie. and no party at the family resi-
dence followed the ceremony. 1t had
been the brides plan to be married
later in the spring and have more
elaborate wedding. but the date vas
advanced several weeks by reason OF
the fact that M. Godsmans parents
would be able to come to Topeka to
attend the wedding. at this time
whereas il would be announcement for
them 10 come later.
Among the out of town guests at
the. wedding were Mr.. Godsman's
PARENTS. Dr.. end Mrs. i. E. Godsman,
II Denver; the brides sister. Mrs
Frank +. Miller. and Mr. Miller of St
ouis Mo; her grandmother, Mrs j.
~ Pickett of Galena, and her cousin,
Mss Sara Mitchell of Kansas City.
Mrs Mitchell. the brides mother,
was gov ned at the wedding in taupe
lace and net. yelling rose satin
The brides going away suit is of
navy blue cloth, with medium length
Jacket. accordion pleated to plain
yoke. and made with high belt of the
material and a circular collar of gold
Georsette The skirt is accordion
pleated. and bound at the waist and
hip lines with loose bands of the goods.
The blouse is of shirred pale pink
Georsette. The hat is a black lac
ruered straw with fIared back brim
and round crown, a band of pleated
black net is used TO finish the edge Of
the brim. and there is a small, smart
feather trimming one side.
Mrs. Godsman has lived in Topeka
all her life. she graduated from the
Topeka high school and was a student
in the Fine Arts department of Wash
burn college. where she took special
work in music. She is quite unusually
attractive in appearance, and indivi-
. dual and pleasing in personality.
Mr.. Gcdsman is the son of DIR. and
.Irs. Z. 3. Ciodsmsn. who have home
both at Denver and at Burlington. DR..
Godsman. who established d medical
practice i'll Burlington some years ago,
later devoted himself to law. as he
was member both of the medical and
he legal professions. Mrs. Godsman
IS principal of a large school in Den
yer. the former home of the family,
and DR.. GOdsman divides his time be-
tween Burlington and Denver. Mr..
CiOdsman is Il graduate of the Denver