The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-23

Mrs. L. H. Mum, was the hostess at
the meeting of the Summer bridge club
at the Country club yesterday.
A subscription dance for the Helian-
thus. Varsity and TivoH clubs will be
given Friday night at Hudsons.
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The marriage of Miss Princie Nc
Arthur, daughter of Mrs. Isabel Nc
Arthur, 716 Tyler street. aud Rev.
Frank T. Barry of Chicago will take
place in Topeka. October %. Miss Nc
Arthur was an instructor in clay
modelling and wood carving in the To-
peka high school for three years ard
last year held a similar position in
the state normal trainins
school at Pittsburg. The Rev. Mr..
Barry formerly lived in Topeka and
is now pastor of the Ninth Presbyter-
ian church of Chicago;
The Delta Phls of Washburn gave
a smoker at their new chapter house
last night and pledged the following
new students: Mr.. Francis Bonebrake
of Topeka, Mr.. William Evers of In
Watonga, Ok. Today colors will be
worn for these men and also for Mr..
Rudolph Downs of Colorado Springs,
Mr.. Clifford Knight of Onaga. Mr..
Grover Dunn and Mr.. Ralph Rohrer of
Topeka, who were pledged during COM
smoker last night was attended by the
following fraternity men: Mr.. James
Mcclure, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff, Mr..
George White, Mr.. Glenn Millice, Mr..
Harold Tice. Mr. Arthur j. Carruth,
Jr., Mr.. Ralph Johnston. Mr.. Lee
johnson. Mr. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Quin-
ton Adams, Mr.. Leo Mooney. Mr.. Ed
ward Mooney, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr..
Ralph Rohrer, Mr.. Ted Ingham, Mr..
Walter Welding, Mr.. Donald Neis-
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Bowman, Mr.. Ralph Forbes, Mr.. Roy
George, Mr.. Jesse George. Mr.. Wistar
Williams, Mr.. Joe Denney, Mr.. Alex
Spencer.
Miss Margaret Swan gave a dinner
Tuesday night for these guests: Miss
Florence Snattinger, Miss Katherine
Lux, Miss Frances Lawlor, Miss Ger
trude Pierson of Kansas City, Miss
Annette Gordon and Miss Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. william s.. Bergund-
thai will entertain Friday night az
their home, 1872 North Jackson street
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Fred
erick Conkle, of Long Beach, Cali, Wh1
have been guests for the past month of
Jordan Mr.. and Mrs. Conkle will leave
next week for their home.
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The Beatus club. organized last year,
will give dances again this season, the
first to take place Friday night az
Steinberg's.
The Women's Branch Alliance of
Unity church will not meet this week
on account of the union meeting of the
associate alliance Of Kansas City; Law
renee and Topeka which will be held in
Lawrence Friday.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Claude Marsh Butlin, of the
City of Mexico and her children and
Mrs. Everett H. Dallas of FL Paso.
Texas are guests of their mother, Mrs.
]. C. Wilson. They arrived Monday
and will spend a number of weeks here. |
Miss Alice Willard has returned from
a fortnight's visit in Chicago.
Mr. Walter Burgess went to Excel |
sior Springs yesterday for a week or
ten days.
Mrs. Edward Wilder has returned
from Kansas City and will be in To- |
peka until some time next month when |
she leaves for New York to spend the |
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter |
Wilder.
Miss Nellie Millspaugh. who is visit |
ing in Minneapolis, Minnesota will re- |
turn early in October and will leave the |
latter part of the month for Chicago to |
visit her sister. Mrs. Chauncey Dewey. |
Mr.. Harry Rigby will return this |
week from a business trip to the Pa
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