The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

The marriage of Miss Lucille Bonn
gardner and Mr.. Ellet Robson will be
solemnized this evening at $50 O'Clock
at the Westminster Presbyterian
church in the presence of more than
three hundred guests.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Raymond
s. Murray will sing "Mavis," with Miss
Ethel Grant accompanying her on the
plano. Miss Theo Cobb at the harp
and Miss Lena Anderson in a violin
obbiigato will lplay the wedding march
from ''Lohengrin" for the entrance of
the bridal party. After the service
they will play the Mendelssohn march.
The bridal party will enter the
church. passing down the aisle. which
will be marked with pink and white
othy McAfee. will strew rose petals
along the path. She will wear a little
froclS of white net. Following her will
be the bride, on the arm of her father.
Little Glenn Gilmore will carry the
train. Then will follow the BRIDE
sister. Miss Ruth Bomgardner. the
ring bearer. Junior Robson, and the
bridesmaids. Miss Ruth Robson of
Towanda. Miss Ruby Crocker of Man
haitian. Miss Theodore Smith of To-
pel1a, and Mrs. Rollo Howden of Skid
more Mo. The rings which Junior
Robson will carry will be in small
white ivory boxes carried on silver
tray. On the tray will be a fair white
napkin.
The service will be read before a
reredos of pastel colored peonies
mingled with green. There will be
theee candelabra, each containing
seven lighted candles, connected by
ribbons of the pastel colors.
The bride will be met at the altar by
the Rev. John S. McAfee, who will
read the service, the bridegroom, Mr..
Robson. and the best man, Mr.. Ever
EFT Stearns of Towanda. The grooms-
men will be. Mr. Henry Marston of
Manhattan. Mr.. Vernon West of To-
peka, Mr.. Rollo Howden of Skidmore,
Mo-. and Mr.. Ralph McCausland of
Wichita. Kan.
The brides gown will be of ivory
satin made with round neck with
a vest effect of Duchess lace. The
sleeves are short and pointed, and the
skirt is made with little bouffant,
wired loops over the hips. There is
Duchess lace on the underskirt. The
long train is fastened at the shoulders
with pearl ornaments. The bride will
wear a veil of tulle extending over the
face to the waist in front. A band of
Duchess lace wired on each side will
simulate a Dutch cap effect. The
point lace made by the bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. ]. c. Robson. Her flow
ers will be valley lilies, and her only
ornament a cameo brooch, the gift of
MIR. Robson.
The maid of honor, Miss Ruth
Bomgardner. will wear a dress of shell
pink chiffon with pearl trimming. Her
flowers will be a colonial bouquet of
pastel colors.
The bridesmaids will wear organ
dies. Miss Robison's dress will be
yellow with a yellow hat of the same
material Miss Ruby Croker will
wear lavender, Miss Theodore Smith
pink and Mrs. Rollo Howden will
wear a blue organdie and a blue hat.
The bridesmaids will carry roses of
the pastel colors harmonizing with
their frocks.
Miss Theo Cobb will wear yellow
organdie and Miss Lena Anderson,
peach organdie. The two little boys,
the ring bearer and the page will wear
white sailor suits.
Mrs. Bomgardner will wear white
net with a corsage of orchids and Mrs.
Robson white embroidered silk and
a corsage of orchids.
The ushers will be: Mr.. Lux Maui
pin of Manhattan. Kan, Mr.. H. n.
Gillespie of Harper, Kan, Mr.. Ralph