The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-08

eival b. Coffin of Chicago, Whlch WIN
take place in Kansas City tomorrow.
They will leave Immediately after the
ceremony for Chicago and Will pc az
home in Austin Park after NoVeHpef
]. Mr.. Coffin is secretary of the mum
eipal board of civil service examiners
Of Chicago. Mrs Lindsey will go to
Kansas City in the morning to NEE NEE
Mr.. Coffin and their wedding Will take
place very quietly.
A woman's idea of being rushed 70
death''-having two or three erranos "
do down town and getting home in time
TO eat the lunch her cook has pfepar-
eds enough to make BUSY man
throw a fit.
"Pledging day was celebrated by tne
Greek letter .sororities of the UNIVERSITY
of Kansas yesterday, and Lawrence So
ciety may properly be described as be-
ing "agog' over the results. Ihe RESI-
Of the state, however, will be aDle 70
hear of the victories of the dlHefehe
sororities with composeure as the an
great surprise. Most of the girls Wen.
as everybody expected. MISS anna
Troutman and Miss Mary Overholt' WIZ
We're Topeka high school Owls, wen
Theta and the Lawrence Owls also &C
cepted the Kappa Alpha Theta hVltao
ton. The girls from the College OF the
Sisters of Bethany all went n Fh na
asking day and Pledglns o oas at
Lawrence. The plan was tried Tor the
first time this year by agreement aHlons
the four sororities which gave the new
girls two weeks rushing, issued t St
invita- tions on the same day, last Sat
urday, and established yesterday %
pIedging day. AS result the n fni s
are rejoicing over Miss Tess CrltcHiTe9lo
and Miss Johnson of Oskaloosa; MISE
Mildred Poindexter of Kansas city;
Miss Charlotte Fuller of FIT: LeaVsn
worth; Miss Helen Ames of Topeka,
Miss Bernice Tabor of Holton, ana MISS
Gertrude Blackmar. of Lawrence. me
Miss Mary Overholt of Kansas CITY;
Miss Ann Troutman of Topeka anu
Misses Oreta Moore, Lois stevens anu anu
Alice Wilhelm of Lawrence. Inc ~, IN,
Omegas are exuberant over eight new
girls: Miss Greta Collins OF BelleVlIie,
Miss Rule Anderson Of Chanute; MISE
Grace Wilkie of wichita; MISS Anee
Cambern of Erie; MISS bo1 MnRn Get of
Parsons, and Misses Eva DetWller anu
Blanche Mollinson of Smith center
The Kappas as yet have not announced
their pledges.
Sent in by a Washburn student: The
bovs of Washburn college are all up
and going since two of Topeka's society
girls entered the college, The footnaiil
players wear clean collais GIL W."
now.
The officers of the IT. B. were de-
uEhtfuiIy entertained at cards at the
ion1e NJ Miss Mary Supple. 1912 Kan
sas avenue last evening The mempers
are Misses Marshall. Iva Spencer, Mary
McGrath, Kathleen Foley. Mary +.
Flynn. Adelaide Metzger, Helen Foley'
Anna Leaf, Katherine Devtn, Joseph
inc Dyer and Mary Supple.
The Ladies' Music club meets with
Miss Helen Hogeboom Wednesday
afternoon.
A hayrack party tonight will be en-
loved by Mr.. and Mrs. Henri StraWn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery, Mrs
c. J. Nellis Of Chicago. Miss Kelly, MISS
Viola O'Connor, Miss Venice whitney
Miss Marie Downs. Miss Nellie Lin
coin. Miss Nell Phelps, Mr.. Strawn.
Mr.. Newton Strawn, Mr.. Fred ktce or
Chicago, Mr.. Charles Lewis, M J; A:
Howard Mr.. Robert Downs, Mr.. May
nard Mize of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller or ZOo
East Eighth avenue entertained at din
ner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kahnt of Albuquerque, n. NJ. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Swearingen, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Swearingen, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
swearingen, Miss Ethel Kahnt, Miss
Eva Cox Miss Mabel Miller, Mr..
Charles Bollotte.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs George Port Ashton returned
Saturday from an extended visit in
New York, New England and New
Jersey.
MI. and Mrs. L. r. Wright OF Kansas
CITY Mo-, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. MacLennan at Cedar Crest
Sunday.
e of Topeka, is the guest of Miss Alice
Noble on Parallel street. Miss
= Sue Rogers, of Topeka, will arrive in
Atchison next Saturday to visit Miss
Berenice Johnson.
Miss Elinor Armentrout has returned
from a visit in Kansas City. Kan.
Mrs. NJ. E. Brown, who was. the
guest of her son, Mr.. Walter Brown
left Saturday for her home in st
Paul
Mrs. J. w. Davis of Concordia i:
spending a fortnight with her daugh
tiers, Misses Glen and Helen Davis ant
her son Mr.. Fred Davis at the Blower
House.
Mr.. H. C. Kibbee has gone to Texa!
on a business trip.
mrs. Harry Miller of Winfield is thu
guest Of her mother, Mrs. A. M. Cal
iahan. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are pre-
parine to move from Winfield t.
CSuadaIajara, Mexico. where Mrs. NIL
ler's sister lives and Mrs. Callahan
will accompany them.
Mr.. Bert Reid and Mr.. Mike Muir
raw were in Kansas City Sunday.
Mrs. irving Miller and Mrs. L
Jackson of Junction City will be II
town today or tomorrow.
Miss Lenore Monroe has returned
from a visit to Excelsior Springs.
. Mrs. o. L. Miller of Kansas City
Han and her daughter Isabel. ar
the guests of her sister, Miss Grac
Proudft.
There is more catarrh in this section o
the country than all other diseases put 70
Eather and until the last few years wa
s,nnosed to be incurable- For grea
SsaHrr ,rsars doctors pronounced it a loca