The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-06

The brides gown was of white bril-
dial satin combined with white georg-
cite and duchesse lace. The skirt OF
the dress was made with three wide
folds, and the satin of the bodice was
made in panel effect with the georg-
cite forming the sleeves and shoulders.
The lace, which was brought to Amer
lea some time ago by an eastern i'm
porter, was used to finish the low
neck of the costume. The hat, which
matched the costume. was of georgette
and satin in alternate bands forming
the crown and wide rim. An Import
ed scarf of beaded lace and brocade
formedsa part of the trousseau. The
scarf was given to the bride a num-
Der of years ago by her father. with
the stipulation that 1t was to be kept
as part of her wedding costume.
The bridal bouquet was Of deep
pink roses. A handsome ornament
necklace with pendant set with a dia-
mond. This piece of jewelry is an
heirloom. having descended to the
bride from her great grandmo
Madeline Stewart wore a frock of
pink wolfe; Whitney Stewart wore an
Oliver Twist suit of white and little
Patricia wore white French
ter, Mrs. Stewart, was dressed in a
gown of white satin and organdie.
The brides going-away gown was a
smart, brown tailored suit of Scotch
mixture, made with stitched straps,
and worn with a. wide trimmed hat of
brown net and straw.
Mrs. Pratt is one of the most at
traetive and good looking of the So
ciety girls of Topeka, with a pleasing
personality that has made her un-
usually popular. She attended the To-
peka schools, and later was a student
lege at Manhattan. She is a member
of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Mr.. Pratt is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Pratt of Salt Lake City. The
family formerly lived in Burlingame,
where Mr.. Pratt was connected with
the. bank. He came to Topeka about
eight years ago, and is now chief
clerk to John Abrahams. national Sec
rotary of the society of knights and
Ladies of Security.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt left for Salt Lake City to visit
Mr. Pratt's parents. They will be
there about a week and will then go
for an automobile trip thru Yellow
stone park, returning to Topeka in
about a month. They will make their
home in Potwin Place in the hand
some new Whitney residence
The marriage of the brides sister
Madeline, to DR.. Roy Forbes of New
York was an event of a few weeks ago
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The Alpha Phi girls will meet Tues.
DAY afternoon with Miss Edna Anton
405 Western avenue.
A dancing party will be given BY
the Rota club this evening for the
visiting soldier boys, and the usua
Sunday afternoon affair will TAKE
place tomorrow. Both parties will D.
at the Chamber of Commerce room.
and both will be in charge of the frs
division of the club. The hostesse,
who will be assisted at the affairs BY
the other club members, are: Mrs
Harry Forbes, chairman, Mrs Alonzt
s. Thomas, Miss Marie Witwer. Mrs
r. r. Baer, Mrs R. o. Wales, DR.
Anna Foy, DR.. Harriet Adams, Mis-
Helen Phipps. Miss Kate Thomen
Miss Jessie Dean, Miss Lulu Keller
Miss Mabel Adams.
The program for Sunday afternoon
fred, Nash Whiting, and readings b,
Miss Mary Weightman. The Santa r
orchestra will furnish music durin;
the afternoon.
The young ladies asked to assist
who have signed the rules made b.
the club for its parties, are:
Miss Mabel Adams, hostess-Mis
Irene Peers, Miss Esther Peers.
Miss anon L. Herren. hostess-AIis
Annabel A. Garvey, Miss Elizabeth
Miner.
Mrs. A. L. Greene. hostess-Mis
Winifred E. Greene, Miss Orah Mon
eypenny. Miss Mona Clare Huffman.
Miss Nanon L. Herren, hostess-Mis
Edna Bell, Miss Bessie Eddy. Miss Es
Their Freeman, Miss Agnes Walsh, Mis-
Margaret NJ. Bell.
Dr.. Anna NJ Foy. hostess-Mis
Emma Snyder, Miss Mabel l. Jones
Miss Ted Stephens.
Miss Rosa A. Ferlet. hostess-Mis
Margaret Rust, Miss Dess GormIey