The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-20

= solemn high nuptiaf mass The Rev
George Eckart was the ceiebrant.
Rev Father McInerney, deacon. and
the Rev. N. G. O'Leary, sub deacon.
mods ave Maria" during the eere-
mony and sang -Saive Regina" by
Victor Hammered at the offcrtory.
The Mendelssohn wedding march was
played by Mrs T. A O'Connor for
the entrance of the bridal party and
grim at the close of the mass
The bride entered the church with
the groomsman, Mr.. Dan McDade.
They were preceded by Miss Ada Full
walked with the bridegroom. Mr. Nc
Dade.
The bride wore a travelling suit of
sand colored French imported serge,
beaded with steel and hand embroid-
cred. With it was worn a blouse of
trimmed with platinum colored
plumes. She wore a corsage of roses
and sweet peas with a background
of ostrich. Miss Fulton wore a frock
of navy taffeta and gray, with = cor
sage Of roses.
Following the wedding a breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
parents for twenty-five guests.
1t is said that the wedding this
morning was the largest affair of its
church for the past eighteen years.
The entire church was filled. The
bride Is well known in both Catholic
and Protestant circles. She has had
charge of the music at the Church of
the Sacred Heart and has been SOLO
list with Marshaffs band for a num-
Der of years Last year she was voted
the most popular girl in Topeka. Mr..
McDade is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry MeDade.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeDade have left on
their wedding trip and will be at
heme with the brides parents after
July 16.
A wedding which marked the climax
OF a romance beginning five years ago
was that Saturday evening of Miss
Ruby HaIsh, daughter of Ex-secretary
or State W. z. Bush. and Mrs. Bush,
and Mr.. Leslie QUAINT The Rev. H. L.
Nelson of the Potwin Presbyterian
church. read the ring ceremony
Mrs Ruby Painter Lee, a life long
friend of the bride. was matron of
honor. Mr.. Harold Loueks. who was
overseas with the bridegroom. was
best man. The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
-Four little nieces. Miss Lucille and
Miss La Jeanne Metz were ribbon
bearers, Betty Harriet Bush was flow
er girl and Miss Helen Callbeck car
AACo tAc ring IN the 4edTI OF a lily.
Mrs Harold Loucks played the we'd
ding music, using Griegs Morning
Mood" from Peer Gynt. A solo, II
Love You" also by Grieg, was sung
by Mrs. Theresa Greenley.
The bride wore a gown of pale pink
hand embroidered messaline and char
meuse and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas and lilies of the valley. She wore
as an ornament, the bridegroom's gift.
string of rose pearls. The matron of
honor, Mrs. Lee. wore a gown of pink
organdie and carried pink and white
carnations The four little girls were
! all in white. The bridal party stood
before the fireplace which was ar
ranged in a cascade of palms and
ferns. The rooms and sun-parlor
were decorated thruout with palms
and flowers OF pink and white.
About seventy-five guests were press
ent. the following being from out of
town: Mr.. and Mrs W. A Bush of
Racine, Wis; Mrs. Ruby Reynolds of
Mortified. MINI: Mrs Ruby Lee
Painter of New York City, Mr.. and
Mrs A l. QUAINT of Kansas City, Mo.
I Immediately after the ceremony,
I Mr.. and Mrs QUAINT left for Chicago
where they will attend the summer
session at the university and where
they also expect to make their future
home.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
well known here. They attended the
grade school and high school here
The bride graduated from the Uni
versity OF Chicago. with 9 Bachelors
Degree, in 1919 and Mr.. QUAINT re-
ceived his Masters Degree there in
1920.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Esther Hoefner, daugh-
ter of Mrs Emma Hoefner, of Kansas
City, to Mr.. Harry Richard Evans OF
Topeka. The wedding took place al
St Marks church in Kansas City, Mo
I June Is.
The bride was attended by Mrs. G
P Carnage, as matron of honor, Miss
Leila Martin, as maid of honor, Mis-.
May Miller and Miss Emma Diehl OF
Beardstown. Ill, bridesmaids. Mr.
Evans was attended by Mr. o. E
Seager and Mr.. Lawrence E. Naben.
Nj and Mrs Evans have gone cas-
on their wedding trip and after July
will be at home in Topeka.
Mrs. Sarah Ward, 1919 West Six
tenth street, announces the Tnarriag,
of her daughter, Maude Lydia, to Mr.
Edward H Bussing of Danville, Ill.
at Iron Mountain. Mich. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bussing will max,
J their home at 1113 Grant street, Dan
vile. Ill.
The Lincoln Sewing society will hav,
a basket lunch and picnic Tuesday a
the home of Mrs George w. F. Travis
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The members of the Alpha Phi fra
ternity will have a meeting Monda,
evening at Z o'clock at the home O
Miss Ruth Marsh, III East Eleventh
street.