The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10

Al important wedding took place a.
4 o'clock this afternoon when Miss
Gladys Scott. the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs c. A. Scott. became the bride of
Mr. Edwin Nellis. Mr.. Nellis is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nellis. The
wedding was held at the Scott home in
Potwin.
Bishop James Wise of Grace Cathe-
drsl read the wedding service. using
the double ring ceremony The Men
delssohn wedding march was played
by Miss Esther FuIson of Manhattan
for the entrance of the bridal party
and the Delta Delta Delta song,
Dream Garden was played softly by
Miss FulsOn during the ceremony
The six ribbon girls Miss Marguerite
Nelliss Miss Peggy Joss. Miss Dorothy
Afebus or Kansas City Miss Florence
Hack. Miss Grace Ratliss of Manhattan
and Miss Alma HaIlowell of Washing
ton. Kan. carrying wide taffeta rib
bOns. formed an aisle leading to the
affair which was banked with palms,
with n tall brass vase Of white daisies
at either side The color scheme of
the wedding, yellow. orchid and green
was carried out in the georgette frocks
and hats of the ribbon girls Each
fsfrl carried a Colonial bouquet in pas
tel shades Of yellow, orchid and green.
The little ring bearer, James Will
liam Dale. a cousin of the bride. car
ried the ring on white satin pillow
He was followed by the flower girl,
little Miss Barbara Jean Scott. also
a cousin of the bride. She wore a
fluffy. pink organdie dress with a
wreath Of pink roses in her hair, and
scattered rose petals along the bridal
path
The beautiful young bride wore a
Charming dress of ivory satin back
canton creme with long draperieS on
either side finished with a cluster of
satin roses and long pearl tassels. The
scuare neck was finished simply with
e rel of satin Her veil was of tulle,
trimmed with clusters of orange bios
SC ms
rhc rilatron of honor. Mrs Franklin
Boone. wore a lovely frock of pink
saffCta- and orsandie made in basque
effect.
Mr.. Nenis' best man was Mr..
Christopher Thomas OF Fort Madison,
Iowa. who formerly made his home in
Topeka
The wedding guests were received
by Mrs C. A Scott. Mrs. Carl Nellts
and Mrs Edwin Hist1er-
AR Ncllis and his bride left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
Colorado where they will stay for
three weeks They will be at home
after July 1 for the remainder of the
summer at the residence of Mrs.
Charles Brooks Thomas on King street.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Chase,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Chase. and Mr. David Nethercot OF
CHICAGO. III will take place at 500
O'Clock this evening at the home of
the brides parents. DIR. s S. Estey
performing the ceremony.
Mrs. George Newcomb of Chicago,
H.. will sing Il Love Thee" and The
First Primrose by Grieg. preceding
the ceremony. The wedding music
viii be furnished by Mrs J. A. Camp
bell and Mr.. Ray Hall, violinist. Mrs
Campbell played the wedding music
when Mr.. and Mrs Chase were mar
ried- The Lohengrin wedding march
viii he used for the entrance and Mr.
Hall VIII play. 20 Perfect Love"
The bride viii wear a gown of white
Paulette crepe and carry a bouquet of
Cecil Bruner roses and lilies of the
valley The four attendants who will
carry the ribbons marking the path
Of the bridal couple are; Mrs. Clayton
Kline. Mrs James Perry. Miss Edith
Cornell and Miss Dorothy Sproat
Mrs Kline will wear "A gown of
cream colored silk laces Mrs Perry
will swear pink georgette, Miss Con-
nell will wear orchid georgette crepe
made over crepe de chine and Miss
Sproat VIII wear orchid taffeta COM