The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-19

F. ]. Ross of Topeka, as matron of
honor, and Miss Helen Bloomer of
Kansas City as brides maid. Mr..
Charles E. Clevenger OF Topeka was
Mr.. Sargent's best man.
The bride wore a becoming hand
embroidered gown of white crepe
meteor with large hat to match.
Mrs. Ross gown was Of rose crepe
with rose colored hat and Miss Bloom
er wore a yellow crepe gown and hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent left ,imme-
diately for Oklahoma City. where their
home in the Juperinka apartments is
awaiting them.
A simple but very pretty church
wedding was that Of Miss Mildred
Baird, daughter of Mr. and MS
Archie M. Baird, 1918 West Tenth
street, and Mr.. Albert Van Duyn
Schiller Of Kansas City. Mo-. which
was solemnized this morning at 8
o'clock at the Holy Name church.
Rev. Father NJ. G. o'Leary read the
ceremony.
Miss Baird was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Fred Partridge, and Mr..
George Schiller of Kansas City was
the bridegroom's attendant. The we'd
ding music was furnished by Mrs.
John Griley. She played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march for process
sional and during the ceremony sang
Flowers and Ferns" by Laurance.
For the offertory she played Ave
Maria" by Gould. and after that sang
Heavenly Father, Hear U.s." by NAL
lard. She then played Because"
by Dykes, and then repeated Mendels-
sohn's wedding march for a recess
sional.
The bride wore very effective
gray and blue striped taffeta made
with georgette crepe sleeves and a
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lace. With this she wore a large black
transparent hat trimmed in burnt os-
trich. Her bouquet was of orchids
ana Ophelia roses.
Mrs. Partridge, the matron of honor,
wore silk one-piece dress of Alice
blue with a black georgette hat. She
wore a corsage of red roses.
Following the ceremony which was
attended by few friends and rela-
tives, wedding breakfast was served
for the bridal party and relatives at
the brides home in West Tenth street.
The brides travelling suit was blue
poilet twill, strictly tailored with a
white satin vest and a cutaway coat.
Out of town guests were: Mrs s.
T. Heath Of Chicago, Mrs. B. E. Pool
of Manhattan. Mrs. Francis Schiller.
Miss Mary Schuler and Mr.. Carl Schu-
Ter of Leavenworth, Mr.. George Schu-
Ter of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller left this aft
ernoon for the east. Their apartment
is furnished and after a short we'd
ding trip they will be at home to
their friends at $3.50 Olive street,
Kansas City. No.
r y
L Miss Eula Fleming will entertain a
few guests this evening at her home.
1912 Mulvane street, for Miss Larene
Creary of Mcpherson, who is visiting
| her. Those asked are a few close
friends.
A reception will be given next Mon
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ar
! thur Capper in honor of the French
I woman, Mime. E. Guerin, who will
visit Topeka in the interests of the
fatherless children of France. The
hours are from 4:3o until 6 and all
those who have adopted. French or.
| phans are especially invited.
Nine. Guerin is travelling in Ameri.
ca and 1ecturing in the interests oil
| the Red Cross and of the French or
phans. She will make several public
talks while she is IN town.
Mrs. Capper will be assisted in re.
ceiving the guests by Nine. Guerir
and the officers of the committee
who are Mrs. ]. c. McClintock. chair
| man: Mrs. S. s. Estey, secretary: Mrs
Bennett r. Wheeler. treasurer.
Assisting thru the rooms will be the
other members of the committee anf
the wives of the men who are mem
hers. These include: Mrs. jaime.
Wise Mrs Jonathan Thomas. Mrs. w
A. Johnston. Mrs D. J. Hathaway