The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-12

Auber, from the Operal Builder and
Lockmaker; songs, selected, Mr.. Har-
lowe F. Dean.
Professor Dean, who has a bass
and flexibility, is one of the Wash
burn faculty. Prof. Frank ]. Kol-
baba. the new teacher of violin at
Washburn, is a graduate of the Prague
| conservatory of music, and a pupil of
| Sevcik. who was the teacher of Kube-
lik Professor Kolbaba came to To-
peka from Bayor college, Bolton, Tex.
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Only relatives and intimate friends
were present this afternoon at the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Elizabeth
| Culp and Mr.. Frank Wallace Harring-
| ton, which took place at 4 o'clock at
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. A.
| d Lockwood, and Mr.. Lockwood, OF
1919 Arch street.
| The bride and bridegroom entered
the living room as Mrs. Edgar Jones
/ played the Lohengrin march, standing
under an archway of autumn leaves,
where the Rev. Charles F. Mathews
of the First Baptist church read the
ceremony.
| The bride wore a grey suit, with a
sand colored georgette blouse and a
black beaver hat. Her corsage was of
roses and lilies of the valley. Pink
roses and the valley lilies werSyused
!
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington have left
| for a short trip and on their return
will be at home at 1925 College ave-
nue.. Mrs. Harrington is the daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Culp of Fort
Madison, Ia She has made hea- home
| for the past few years with Mr.. ana
| Mrs A D. Lockwood and is employed
il the state board of health Mr.. Har-
rineton is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
G. Harrington. He is toll revenue
| ST. pervisor of the Southwestern Bell
Telephone company. He was overseas
| A wedding dinner will be served This
evening at the home of the BRIDE
grocm's sister, Mrs. Ben Abels, and
| Mr. Abels, in West Tenth avenue.
| There will be places for Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Culp
OF Fort Madison, "a, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| G. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. A u
Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs D. L. Lock-
wood and daughter Lucille and Mr.. aito
| Mrs. Abels.
| The marriage of Miss Ruth w
| Scott and Mr.. Charles Faye BUCK OF
| ENTERPRISE, Kans., will take place this
| evening at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
| Scott. of Lane street, with the Rev.
w. B. Fisher of Auburn, officiating.
| Before the ceremony Miss Ethel
/ NOW1n Oh hdHSdS lily Will pAoy III
| Miss Violet Schagel who will sing II
Love You Truly" Miss Nowlin will
use the Lohengrin march for the en-
trance of the bridal party. The two
little flower girls, Carolie Kinyon and
Evelyn Weyer, dressed in white or
| candle frocks and carrying baskets OF
white roses and baby yellow NUNS, the
| baskets tied with yellow tulle, will pre-
| cede the bride and bridegroom. The
service will be read before an en-
| bankment of ferns and yellow chrys-
| anthemums.
The brides dress is Of ivory satin
| made with short sleeves and a square
neck. edged with a French lace. She
| will wear a short veil OF tulle fastened
at the hair with a band of white satin
about the head. She will carry g
shower bouquet of Ward rose buds
and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mr.. Buck and his bride will leave
| Tuesday evening for Enterprise where
they will make their home. Mr.. Buck
is head of the mechanical department
of the Kansas Flour Mills. He is q
member of the Sigma NJ fraternity o.
the Manhattan Agricultural college
The bride. who is a graduate of the
Kansas State Normal. with the clas
of 1918, is a member of the Alpha
| Sigma. Alpha sorority. She also at
| tendeds Washburn college and has beer
especially interested in kindergarten
| work the past two years.
| Out of town guests at the Weddins