The Topeka state journal., 1921-11-23
q FRANCEs IONEs:

Miss Mohra GatchelI. whose mar
riage 10 Mr.. Stanley Copeland Will take
place next week. was the guest OF
honor at a miscellaneous shower given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Philip Gray
and Miss Hazel Fucker at the apart
inents of the latter in the Scott
: The guests were:
Miss CafcheU Mrs John McEntire
Hrs Morton Hauser- Mrs. Ted Lagerstrom
man Mrs Forrest Rice
Mrs James Brier Mrs. Frank Durant
Mrs Dale Burdick Mrs. F. Is. GatchelI
Mrs Charles kouus Mrs. Fred Winter
Mrs Nohr scheidt
Miss Edna Herbst Miss Elizabeth Per
Miss Inez H0rner rig0
Miss Ruth Graham Miss Mary Clark
This afternoon Mrs Frank Durant,
1871 Mulvane street was hostess at a
shower given for Miss GatcheII-
Her guests other than the bride-to-
be included:
Mrs. Philip Gray Miss Edna Herbst
Mrs. Henry Strawn Mrs Ted Lagerstrom
Mrs. Mary Spencer Mrs. Florence Bennett
Mrs. Fred Winter Mrs. James Brier
scheidt Miss Hazel Rucker
Miss Margaret Rust Miss Lena Lord
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Two interesting persons. Miss Alma
Taylor and Mr.. Cecil Hepworth of
England. viii spend Thanksgiving Day
with DR.. and Mrs J. G. McCHnt0ck.
Mr.. Hepworth and Miss Taylor are
en- route from the Pacific coast to New
York City. where they will sail for
home Mr.. Hepworth is the greatest
OF all English producers of films and
Miss Taylor is leading woman with his
company. They have been in Los An
geIes studying American methods of
film making Mr. Hepworth is owner
of the famous old historical estate of
"Oatlands." where many of the Eng
Iish pictures are filmed Mr. Hep
worth is a friend Of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip WhItcomb of London, Doctor
and Mrs McCIintoclS's son-in-law and
daughter
A pretty wedding to take place at
6 O'Clock this evening at the First
English Lutheran church will be that
of Miss Mary Christine Christman,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs George
Christmau. and Lieut.. John States
SeyboId, son OF Mr.. and Mrs J. H
SeyboId-
Mr.. Elmer Olsson at the organ VIII
play the wedding mnsic. Miss Belva
shores OF Lawrence will sing Greig's
II Love Thee preceding the entrance
OF the bridal party. Mr. OLSON will
play the Lohengrfn march for the
entrance and the Mendelssohn march
following the ceremony.
The four ushers. Mr. Eugene Bat
tev. Mr.. John Christmau, Mr.. George
States and Mr. Walter Christman will
come down the aisle first They will
be followed by the three bridesmaids,
Miss Ruth Gasche, Miss Lois Shaffer,
Miss Helen Baker and the matrou Of
honor. Mrs. J. G. Neville. the little
ring bearer, Helen Chr.stman- and
then the bride, on the arm of her IA
ther. Mr.. ChristmaH- They viii join
Lieutenant Seybold- his best man. Mr..
Randall Harvey. and the pastor. the
Rev Z. c. Sibbersou, at the altar.
The altar will be banked with palms
and ferns and white pom-poms.
The brides dress is of white satin.
made with long waist effect. short
puff sleeves. round neck and skirt
with uneven hem line. At either side
of the skirt is draped embroidered
tul1e which falls below the hem OF
the skirt. Sh viii wear a veil of
white tulle held to the hair with 4
band Of orange blossoms and VIII
carry a bouquet of Columbia roses and
stevia. Her only ornament will be a
platinum pin set with diamonds the
gift of the bridegroom.
The bridesmaids will wear frocks Of
organdy. with hats of harmOniziug
shades. Miss Gasche will wear honey
dew organdie. Miss Shaffer blue and
pink. Miss Baker pink and Mrs Neville
green. They Will carry arm bouquets
Of pink and white carnations and
NUNS Miss Shores will wear a geor-
gette frocl<, shading from burnt
orange to cream. Little Miss Helen
Christman who will carry the two
rings in a lily, will wear frock OF
peach Organdic, hand embroidered.
Following the wedding reception