The Topeka state journal., 1921-12-27

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complimentary to Miss Margaret Johnston.
each corner and in the center of the
dancing space formed the background
for one of the largest parties given
here this holiday season.
A home wedding to take place this
evening will be that of Miss Emma
Willia- ms daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Williams. and Mr.. Edward H.
Happe. which will be solemnized at
o'clock by the Rev. A. P. Crooker.
The only attendant will be little
Dorothy Dellar, a cousin of the bride,
who will carry the ring in the heart of
a lily. Preceding the ceremony, Mrs.
Lloyd Newlin of Effingham will sing
20 Promise Me" with Mrs Oliver Nell
son of Whiting playing the accompan-
iment. Mrs. Nelson VIII also play the
wedding march. The rooms will be
decorated with Christmas green's. with
white roses in the living room and
pink roses in the dining room.
The bride will wear a dress of
white georgette over satin. She will
carry an arm bouquet of white roses.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. Happe
and his bride will leave on a short
wedding trip. After the first of the
year they will be at home at 1854 Col
lege avenue.
| family dinner Christmas for Mr. and
, Mrs. George Nyman and daughters
Rosamond and Brunhilde. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Nelson and daughters Helen
and Lilas. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carlson
and daughter Myrtle, Miss Viola Nord-
strOm of Clay Center;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Savine enter
tanned with a Christmas dinner at their
! home for Mr. and Mrs. J. Homer An
derson and little son ]. Homer, jr., of
! Dallas, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Sa-
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. William Eckert and
Miss Margaret Saville.
Mrs NJ. E. Thompson entertained at
her home with a family dinner on
Christmas day for: Mr.. and Mrs. AL
I bert Gurtler and daughter Alberta,
Miss Gertrude Thompson of Omaha
Miss Doris and Miss Dorothy Thomp-
son, Mr.. James Irons of Garnett Mr.
Alan McMurtrie, and Mr.. Harold
| Thompson.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the Lowman Memorial Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. Charles F. Hutton, 93S Brooks
avenue.
A Christmas costume mask party
was gwen at the nome OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Wiley w. Watson, 1905 Bu-
chanan street. in honor of their
daughter, Evangeline, who fifteen
years ago was a Christmas present to
their home. Unusual and beautiful
decorations were used for the occa-
sion.
Dancing and surprises furnished
amusement Miss Helen Harper gave
a graceful Hawaiian dance in native
costume. Mr.. Finley Williams, Miss
Dorothy Kittel and Mr.. Gerald Ander-
son contributed piano and cornet
solos Many of the costumes were
beautiful, and many were amusing
The basement of the home was
transformed into a great Ara bian tent,
in which was a long banquet table
elabOrately decorated with a scintil-
lating Christmas tree as the center
piece. The favors were Christmas
boxes of home made candy. During
the supper the guests were enter
tanned by the Santa Fe Glee club.
Those present were:
Miss Eyangeline Wat Mr.. Albert Hindman
son Mr. Frank Condor
Miss Helen Harper MrRoIIin Smith
Miss Gene Beverly Mr. Morris Williams
Miss Madeline Stew Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
art w. Watson
Miss WiIeta Cain MrStewart Judkius
Miss Jennie Bakule Mr. Edward Harri-
Miss Auddia haull son
| Miss Sue Ewing Mr. Gerald Ander-
Miss Media Cain son
Miss Georgia Brown Mr.. Finley WflliamR
Miss Dorothy kittel Mr.. John Ransom
Miss Lillian Watson Mr.. Gerald Cain
Mrs. Besse NJ. Cain Mr.. Richard Strawn
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