The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

balls and small red and white mean
descent lights and were lighted with
the incandescent lights in place of I
candles and decorated with vases filed /
with red and white carnations and car
nations at the covers The menus /
and place cards we're decorated with I
the fraternity monogram and emblems /
in embossed design. Halls orchestra I
behind screen of palms played dur
the dinner The programme of after
dinner toasts follows:
Some haze meat that Gamma eat
And some would eat that want it;
But we haze meat and we can eat,
Sac let the Lord be than kit.-Burns. /
John v. Van de Mark. postmaster. /
Our New Pin" ....-.. Eldon W. Tice /
why. what should be the fear
dc not set my life a a pins fee
The Fair We Have Always With Us
And when lady's in the case
You know all other things give
place"
Delta Phis at Home and Abroad.
..--.-.--.-.--- Walter E. Carkhuff
saint abroad and a devil at home"
What's the Use of All This.
.-..---..-. William H. Vernon
by my troth. we that have good wits
Have much to answer for
Leavenworth Post: Dr. and Mrs.
Russell Phillips entertained with din
ner Thursday evening. The guests
were General and Mrs. Henry B. Free
man, Mrs. c. II. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar Alternately and Miss Florence
Rossington of Topeka
After wedding cards received in To-
peka today announce the marriage of
Mr. George p. Morehouse of Council
Grove and Mrs. Louise T. Hull of To-
peka, which took place Monday April
%, in Los Angeles, Cal, where Mrs
Hull spent the winter. At home after
June the first at 216 Eighth avenue
west Mr.. Morehouse was a member
of the senate in the last Kansas Iegisla-
ture.
Kansas City Star: A sad story Of
the san Francisco catastrophe which
reach Kansas City yesterday was of the
death of Thomas Davis, a travelling
salesman, on the morning of the earth
quake, following his marriage on the
previous evening to Miss Virginia Ship
pey of Kansas City. Miss Shippey is
the daughter of Mrs. 2. K. Shfppey Of
211 Brooklyn avenue. and a sister of
Lee Shippey, a proofreader of the Star
She had spent the winter in San Fran
csico and Davis arrived there about
week before the earthquake The we'd
ding occurred in St Stephens church
on Tuesday evening. When the shock
occurred the next morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis escaped from their hotel
Davis returned to get some papers and
was killed by falling wall. Mrs.
Davis will return to Kansas City.
Mrs. Davis when she was Miss Ship
pey frequently visited Miss Emily
Hagar S2S Fillmore street and has
many acquaintance in Topeka.
The FroebeI Mothers club enjoyed
delightful evening last night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Payne,
at which the husbands Of the mem
bers were the guests of honor. The
house was decorated with lilacs, apple
blossoms and violets. The centerpiece
of the table in the dining room was
mass of violets. and there were Iilacs
in big vases and bowls throughout the
house. The programme included a
piano solo by Willis Iusby; song by
Mrs. E. B. H Remley; a farce in one
act, Six Cups of Chocolate" by Mrs
C. D. Lusby. Mrs Eugene Hopkins
Mrs J. A. Chatham. Mrs T. G. Hop
kins. Mrs George stevenson, and Miss
Lemley; a recitation by Ernestine
I Cline, and a piano solo by Marguerite
Chatham. Serving in the dining room
was done by four little girls dressed in
white. Lottie Park Marguerite Chat
ham, Ernestine Cline and Winifred
Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ralph Clauser have
received a letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Clauser, of San Francisco, until
\ recently of Topeka. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Clauser were among the few fortunate
ones whose houses were not destroyed
by the fire following the earthquake.
The fire came within a block of them,
and they were obliged to fly to the
hills, where they camped for two days
and nights. but when they returned
to the scene they found that the wind
had changed just before the fire
reached their house, carrying the
flames in another direction so that
all their belongings were saved.
Harry Nichols will entertain the Ideal
high five club Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dennis will
entertain Informally this evening in
honor OF Miss Emma Dennis and Mr.
Rawley Galloway, of Greensboro, n.
c., whose wedding takes place Tues