The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-03

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many costumes and if developed in less
delicate colors than those described
here should should do good service as
cuffs of the foulard and it is used
as a band on the edge of the deep
shawl collar and to border the front
and bottom Of the coat. Pongee cover
ed buttons form additional decoration.
Commencement exercises will be
held in Bethany college c. APPEL at 10
| O'Clock Monday morning. and re-
ception will follow the exercises at II
| O'Clock Corporate communion will be
| celebrated in the college chapel Sun
day morning at 1880, and the bacca-
! laureate sermon will be preached in
Grace cathedral at IL O'Clock by
Bishop Millspaugh-
The officers of the Varsity club,
elected Friday evening, are: Mr.. Rob
ert Steele, president; Mr. Herbert
Lininger, vice president; Mr.. Elton
, Mcintosh, secretary; Mr.. Ellsworth
Stewart, treasurer, and Mr.. Herbert
Heym floor manager.
Miss Gail Mueller entertained the
following friends at an informal party
Thursday evening: Miss Helen Full
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ogden, Mr.. Max McSpadden, Mr.. Ches-
ter Wahle, Mr.. Ted Legerstrom and
Mr.. Adrian Greene.
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The girls of the College of the Sis
] tiers of Bethany will have charge of
| the music at the Baccalaureate service
| Sunday morning at IL o'clock. They
will wear their white uniforms and
caps, and will occupy the choir seats
in the chancel. The members of the
ton. Bishop F. r. Millspaugh will
preach.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. LeVan have
| issued invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter, Ethel, to Mr.. John c.
Fitch; the wedding to take place Tues
day morning, June Is, at 10 o'clock, at
| the home of the brides parents, Glen
| wood farm. The two young people have
MANY friends here, who will be interest
marriage. They were both members
of the Washburn college class of 1903.
| After the ceremony they will leave i'm
mediately for Hill City, Kan, where
| they will make their home. MI. F1tcn
| is assistant cashier of the Merchants
and Farmers bank of that place.
The Minerva club was entertained at
| a social and business session this week
| bv Mrs. S. B. Rohrer. At the meeting
| held with Mrs. E. G. Hughes a con-
| certo by Leonardo Leo, for four violins.
was given by the violinists of the club
| Miss Jessie Waller, Miss Mae CLARKE
Mrs. w. D. Davis, and Mrs. W. Axtell.
Mrs. Gertrude Tracy Wilson played the
accompaniment.
Miss Lynne Codding, whose marriage
to Mr.. Elmo Murphy will take place
some time this month, was the guest
of honor at a luncheon given today Dy
Miss Edna Walker at her home on POLK
street Miss Anna Brown assisted.
Hearts were used to decorate the din
ing room, and covers were laid Tor:
Miss Codding, Miss Margaret Swan,
Miss Vona Codding, Miss Jean Robert
SON. Miss Bertha Murphy, Miss Carrie
Mcknight, Miss Helen Adams, Miss
Ruth Woodford. Miss Mildred Talie-
ferio, Miss Rebecca Taliefer1o, MISS
Amy Brown, and Miss Walker.
The senior class Of Washburn college
of which Miss Codding is member
will give a ninceIlaneous shower for her
Monday afternoon at Within hall. The
girls who have charge of the party
are Miss Gertrude Cornick, Miss Helen
Adams, and Miss Edna Walker.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Henry BEAUMONT Mar
tin of San Jose, Cal, are guests OF
Major and Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller
Mr.. and Mrs: T. J.. Myers have
| moved from the Virginia, and will oc-
cupv the ]. c. Emahizer house. 4O7
| Greenwood avenue, Potwin place, dur
| ing the summer. Mr.. and Mrs Ema-
| hizer and their daughter, Bernice, left
June 1 for a trip to Europe. They
| will return home in the autumn.
| Miss Helen Morrow of the university
| is here to spend Sunday with her par
| ents Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Morrow.
Ind, will arrive next week to visit
Mrs J. w. F. Hughes.
| Miss Eva Dewey of Wichita, who is
| on her way home from a visit in the
| east, is the guest of Mrs. Luther Burns
a few days.
Mrs. F. S. Savage will go to Des
Moines, Iowa the last of Eext week,
for a visit with relatives
| Mrs. E. Carpenter has returned
guest of her sister for few days.
Mr.. Allen McNeal, who is a student
| at the Michigan university, Ann Arbor,
will return home about June 10.
DR.. Frank Worley, of Emporia will
arrive Tuesday, to join Mrs. Worley,
Worley. He will attend commence
| ment at Washburn college, and he and
| Mrs. Worley will return home Thurs
day morning.