The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-25

I-lHE alumni members of the
"A Delta Phi fraternity who
have been living in Topeka
during the summer will give
an informal party at the new
chapter house tonight for a
few of their girl friends. 1t Will be a
sort of an old-time's-sake" party, the
principal topic of discussion beginning
Win that famous sentence. Don't
you remember when" The fraternity
house is kept open during the Vaca-
ton months by the alumni men OF
Delta Phi who hold positions IN the
city. In the winter time the alumni
fraters quietly move back to their old
rooms and make way for the actlVe
members. The Delta PM. De1ng the
Oldest fraternity in Washburn. mas
large alumni roll all over the country
and it is an unusual pleasure for the
men to find it possible for a summer
porch party of this kind. The follow.
Ing people will attend the keep ko0l
marty tonight: Miss Mildred Guild
Miss Mabel Joss, Miss Daisy Monroe,
Miss Ethel Frizell, Miss Rachel Hotch-
kiss Miss Airline Dietrich. Miss Louise
Heath. Miss Burdie Nesch OF Kansas
City, Miss Anna Kaufman OF Naliey
Falls Mr.. Tom Bowman, Mr.. Wlster
Williams. Mr.: Arthur Carruth, il, Mr.
LANES Mcclure, Mr.. George White, Mr.
William Snyder, DR.. Leo Haughey, MI
Harold Tice and Mr.. Karl Bowman
The Curtis family will arrive from
washington Tuesday of next week
The house will not be opened until the
latter part of the week. and MISS
Ieona Curtis will be the guest OF MRS.
Charles Allen Mills for few days. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Curtis and Mr.. Harry
curtis will be at the jerome Colv1n
home for a short time after their ar
rival. and Miss Permelia Curtis Will be
the guest of Miss Floyd Robenson for
a few days.
The wedding of Miss Eleanor Sims
and MIR. Fred Hill was solemnized TINS
morning at 1890 O'Clock at the nome
Of the brides father, Mr.. j. B. Sims
13OS College avenue, by the Rev. L. u
Schnacke. The bride was goWned in a
simple white dress and both the prlue
and bridegroom were UNATTENDED. MIS-
Hubert Popenoe played vlol1n solo,
@Cavitina" by Raft, before the cere-
nony. Only relatives attended the
wedding The ceremony was folloWeo
nv a wedding breakfast, and lmmeud-
afelv afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Hill lett
Tor Chicago. where Mr.. Hill has posi-
ton with the Correspondence School,
tThev will make their home in Chicago
at f75O Saginaw avenue.
,r;.s 1erore Monroe and Miss Daisy
Monroe will give dinner Iuesuay
night for Miss Florence Burge and nea
bridal party at the Monroe nome 9VS
Harrison street. Covers Will De Ial9
or
bI1,1th Miss Kate Newman of Turon'
III. Miss Marcia Williams. MISS LehoIe
Monroe. Miss Daisy Monroe, Mr.. Guy
niehl and Mr.. Alfred Diehl or Dulutn,
Mimi, and Mr.. Barton PhelPs. M VIII
FLORENCE Burge and Mr.. Guy Dehl VIII
Re married Wednesday evening, the
18th.
Lieutenant Amer Robenson arr arrlT Itii
Friday to spend the summer with ms
mother Mrs J. P. Rowley tie VIII :"
e. ioin his regiment sometime IN sep
sen1ber. He graduated from west RolIlS
tits year, and his sister, MISS ,, i 10y w
Rot enson. attended the graduation pau
and the exercises at which he received
mis- commission. 1t is not yet deter
mined where he will be stationed.
o Ola settlers. Society and the
Sons of the American Revolution Will
hold a Joint picnic the afternoon OF
July 4 at the home OF Mr. >. M
Meade All members Of both orgaIll!Htc-
lions are invited to attend. orieI,
O'Clock.
Speaking of Tag Day, two men sat
In their business office Friday evening.
etrefcbad their weary limbs, kindlcd
their cigars, and frescoed their rect at
VARYING heights on the wall, ana talk-
ed over a plan for going hsh1ng. MI.
F. suggested that they go FRIDAY hshl
Mr. B., who had not yet passed through
a tag day campaign, protested that ne
meant to stay and buy from one OIL the
s'winsome society girls VINO were 10
distribute them. MI Il. replleu that nc
had thought the same thing the year
before and had paid % cents Tor a tag
with the understanding that 1t was TO
he accompanied by a gracious smile
and a glance from q palr OF sOullul
ewes, but If anyone said that girl was
pretty he must have looked at her
when she wore a mask, he added.
you're Just sore because she Wouluh
Girt with you ana the chances are
your taste is bad anyhow, was MT
MS frankly expressed opinion. so the
fishing trip was delayed until tonight.
This morning the two men were call
ed upon by one of the tag girls, and
each of them paid a fancy price FOR
a big yellow pedigreed tag. The girl
who sold it smiled and spoke pleas
artly, closed the deal and left. what
did 1 tell your" growled the equity one
that's the very girl that Sid ME
tag last year, and she hasn't improved
a hit" The scowl deepened when the
other answered, THAT girl is my niece,
ana 1 consider her uncommonly good
koking.' The fishing trip will not be
made. 1t was agreed that the wide
disparity n their tastes would give
rise to difficulties in their choice of
bait. and their selection Of fsh.
The regular dinner dance will be held
ta1ight at the Country club. Arrange
E,ents have been made foT the safe of
tags during the evening.
X
Mrs S. ]. Hodgins gave 1 o'clock
luncheon Thursday at her home on
Tyler street. Mrs. EIodgins and her hus-
band will leave soon for a trip to Alas
lza, and her party Thursday was partly
in anticipation of the event. The dec
orations were in green and white.
palms, ferns, and white flowers being
used. Tho luncheon was served on the
porch. The guests We're: Mrs. E. Van
Vechten, Mrs. T. E. Sheard, Mrs. F. E.
BROOKS Mrs II 6 UeArmoud Mr.