The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-08

sorority will give a dance at Hudson's
Thursday EVENING" final death strug-
gle before the beginning of the fall
term at the high school when the fac
ulty will squelch the frats and
sororittes finally and irrevocably. The
Owls will give a dance at Steinberg's,
their annual shirt waist dance,
Wednesday evening:
! Miss Jeanette Lewis of Knoxville
Ill, guest of her cousin, Miss Mary
Chase Chamberlain, and Miss Cham
| berlain will receive their guests in
formally at Miss Chamberlain's home
| from 4 to o'clock Thursday. No in
vitations will be issued. Miss Alice
Lakin will give a luncheon for Miss
Frost will give one Thursday.
Miss Winifred Burch and Miss Mil
dred Mills gave a dinner party last
night at Miss Burch's home for Miss
Ruth Hamlin, who will leave soon to
attend the Illinois Women's college at
Jacksonville. The company included
Miss Hamlin, Miss Burch, Miss
Mills. Miss Una Lytle. Miss Gladys
Gardner of Meriden, Mr.. Warwick
Brown, Mr. Harold Cone, Mr.. Frank
Miller. Mr.. Medium Walworth and
Mr.. Harry Better.
Hutchinson News: The wedding of
Miss Mabel Burris to Mr.. John Mayn-
ard Swanstrom will be celebrated
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Burton.
The Rev. c. H. Rogers of the Univer-
salist church of this city will read the
ceremony.
The bride-elect is an accomplished
young lady. She is we'll known in
musical circles in this vicinity and has
a host of friends who wish her much
happiness. Mr.. Swanstrom is engaged
in the manufacturing business, being
at the head of the firm, the United
Pump & Power company, with fac
tories in Clyde, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Swanstrom will
be at home in Chicago after October
LIST. After attending the marriage of
Mr.. Galen Burriss to Miss Mayme
Prigg, Sept 9, they will leave for Lake
Superior and other points in Michigan.
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Mr. Morris La Croix gave an in
formal diner at his home AIS Huntoon
street, Monday evening followed by q
theater party. His guests We're Miss
Rhea Chester, Mr. Tirrell Davis of ST.
burg. Kansas Miss Helen Dugan of
Denver and Miss Mary Scott.
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Mrs. E. H. BARLEY and Mrs. L. NJ
Gozin entertained Saturday evening at
the home Of Mrs. BARLEY, 1922 Lane
SLOStt III HOAOI VI MISS IolllNeT
Gillian of San Bernardino. California
and Miss KATHERINE Hausen OF Kan
sas City. The house was decorated
with asters and nasturtiums. The
guests were: Miss Gillian. Miss
Hausell, Miss Grace Phillips, Miss
Helen McGoff, Miss Carolyn Phillips,
Miss Louise McGof, Mr.. John Wash
burn, Mr.. J. E. Anthony, Mr. H B.
Kulp, Mr.. L. G. Knapp, Mr.. Maurice
Hausell, Mr.. W. H. Bird.
Miss Clara Miller of us Quincy
street entertained at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. Ardle J.
Lyons birthday. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Miller. Miss Ethel
Kahnt, Miss Mabel Miller and Miss
Florence Miller of st. Joseph, Mr..
Ardle ]. Lyon, Mr.. Louis Rosner, Mr..
Arthur Akers.
Among other whoppers in the east
ern newspapers is a silly story to the
effect that the Directoire modes will
even have an influence on mems
clothes and that Sheath" trousers
laced up the side will be worn by we'll
dressed men this winter.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. J. Karl Henderson came up
from Kansas City with an automobile
party including Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Huttig, Mr.. Hart Hutting, Mr.. Leo
CRADLES and Mr.. Henderson in two
cars They stayed until yesterday and
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
McClintock and Miss Gala Cuttell in
the McClintock car. Mr.. Henderson
who formerly held a position in the