The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-31
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The season for dances is approach
ing and the young people testify to
their Partially for that form of enter
tainment by taking the earliest advan-
tage of the cooler weather. The Var
sity and Tivoli clubs are reorganizing
and will unite in giving a dance Fri
/ DAY night, September 16. The girls
| who were formerly members of the
Owl Sorority will give an informal
| dance at Steinbergs Friday evening,
| september 9. Meanwhile, there are
the regular Saturday night dances at
the Country club which have been
pretty well attended all along in spite
of the whiting heat of the summer.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Agnes Tete, of
| Chicago. and Mr., Carl Maier. also of
Chicago, formerly of Topeka. The
wedding took place at the brides home
August 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Maier are
| on their way to Colorado for their
wedding trip. and will stop in Tope-
ka to visit MI. Maiers parents. Mr..
their home in Chicago, where Mr..
Maier has a position with the Rock
| Island. At home after October 1, at
1912 Rosedale avenue.
/
| The Sigma Delta Psi house will open
September 8 for the Sorority girls
who will come for the fall term at
Washburn college. Miss Alspach, who
was in charge of the house last year,
will remain for the coming season
The Beta girls will occupy their new
| house at 1907 College avenue, which
will be ready by the time the students
arrive. The Sorority girls are plan
ming some social affairs for the early
fall, picnics and spreads, and some
more informal parties The newly
chartered fraternity, the Phi Delta
Theta, will give an impetus to social
| affairs in college circles that ought to
keep things humming this winter.
Miss Daisy vance, of oklahoma City,
Okla, was the guest of honor at an in
| formal afternoon party today, given
by Mrs A. r. Mulholland. Miss Alice
| Willard will entertain for her Saturday
afternoon, and Mrs. Ed Gossett gave
luncheon in her honor Saturday after
noon.
A resourceful Topeka woman has
| found new way to dispose of book
| agents She tells them she can't read.
OF course. they always answer that
they would be ashamed to own it, but
so long as she can make them believe
her, she doesn't mind.
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! Miss Marguerite Lovewell, who will
leave the latter part of the week for
Hartford, Conn, to resume her study
of voice, entertained Informally Tues
day night at her home on College ave-
nue.. Her guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Popenoe, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Guenn GODDARD, Miss Daisy
| Monroe. Miss Carolyn Lovewell, Mr..
Harry L. King of st. Louis, Mr.. Tom
Bowman, Mr. Karl Bowman, Mr..
Amory Lee, Mr.. Hampton Shirer and
Mr.. Valentine GODDARD
|
The Vandemore club will meet with
Mrs. r. w. White, go Lincoln street
Wednesday, September Z. The meet
ing was first called for today, but has
been postponed.
newly married couple boarded the
i train at Chicago a few days ago on
their way to Topeka, where they are
4 spending part Of their honeymoon.
They observed that they were receiv-
ing more than their share of attention
but the just-married are always self
conscious and expect to be noticed.
People they had never seen before
spoke to them and called them by
name and then the awful explanation
came, when they discovered a hand
bill in a nearby seat, bearing the pic
lures of a sweet faced girl and a grin
ming young man, followed by printed
notice that they were on the train and
had just been married. 1t read:
please show them every possible at
tention so that their trip will be a
never-to- be-forgotten one. It's a pipe
to find Carl-he has red hair (she
says it is golden). He is short and
plump. He is very docile Especially
since his marriage). She has dark
brown hair. Will probably be located
: near Carl. They are going to Topeka
to see Carts papa and mamma. and
then west to see brother and sister and
scenery. AS both are young and unso-
, phisticated, any advice you can give
: them will be appreciated by them
both. (Signed) o. U. Benedict
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The Ohio club will hold its annua'
picnic at Garfield park Monday, Sep
TENDER 5. A good program has beer
. arranged and all Topeka people from
Ohio are invited to attend. A baske
, luncheon will be served at 1 O'Clock
: If the day is stormy the meeting viii
. be held in Lincoln post hall.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Heaton AND
their family have returned from Mont
l pelier. VT.
Mr.. Harry Heinzman has returned
3 from Forrest Lake, ILL.,, where he spen
, the past three weeks.
Mrs. Lillian King returned Monday
3 from a southern and eastern trip.
f Mr.. Carol B. Merriam will leavt
Thursday for Boston. He will join Mrs