The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-29

All GnRdBGmenl THAT 10 ~
mally announced little later Is sitas
of Miss Mabel Andrews, the dausneeti
of DR. and Mrs A. S. Andrews Oh ~
win, and Mr.. Marlin PolndeAtet "
Kansas City. The engagement Is not
a secret by any means, Tor MISS Miss, 81 -
drews' friends have been discussing IL
since last winter, and its pupncatloh
has been daily expected for some s,t I'M ~
Miss Andrews is a charming SIl u
the younger set, and recently Inisanis
Rockford college, ROCKFORD. 1lll ne;
where the younger sister, MISS AIice
Andrews is now in school. Mr.. Pom
dexter graduated two years ago I[onl
the Kansas university and IS mem n
Der of the Phi Delta Theta lre I- iIItS'
He is now in business in Kansas lily
Eo,r Of the Phi Delta men of
Washburn will give picnic pr 'JaHo
fast Tuesday morning on the c0llese
campus. The guests and their hosts
will be- Miss Marion thompson, W.
Marie LagerstrOm, Miss Helta Ngl,,
lin, Miss Bernice Emahlzer, MI, ySl,l.
Robb, Mr.. Roy George, MT o1.iert
Banta and Mr.. Ellsworth stewart.
Miss Mary Smalley, the daughtteIr o. o.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Smalley, WIN 70 70
married sometime in the autumn TO
Mr.. Kenneth J. Maine of Des MONIES,
Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Smalley make inc
announcement of their daughter en-
gagement, which is of interest," ~, ~
many Topeka people, thougn ttls
Smalley family have llVea IN ~ Pno.s
but a year, coming here at the tlill9
Mr. Smalley was appointed Genera
SUPERINTENDENT of the Rock 1slaho
railroad. Miss Smalley was educdIeu
at the Iowa state college, AIhes' La
and Mr.. Maine was also student at
the school He is a member of the
Sigma Nu fraternity, and IS now en-
gagged in the contracting business in
Waterloo. Iowa, where he and MS
bride will make their home
sovosis Climb celebrated their annual
field day Saturday at an all-day pic
mic at Palatine Hill, the country
home OF Judge and Mrs. Dewltte =
Nellis. The affair was a chlloren
party" and the members or the cluo
wore costumes fulfilling the ProIllse
implied in the name of the party A
children's program was given. ana
Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mrs. w. H.
Stubbg and Mrs. F. F. MacLennah
were chosen as judges to award prizes
for the best performances ana the DeSt
costume Mrs. T. S. Lyon was given
the dress prize, and the other prizes
were given to Mrs. Charles Spencer
and the Misses Graham Luncheon
was served in the parlors and on the
piazza of the house. Palatine Hill IS
one of the beautiful country places
high on the crest of the hill and com
mands an excellent view of the sur
rounding country. The rooms are
large and oddly furnished with ar
ticles of foreign make, collected by the
NelIis family in their travels in this
country and in Europe. Field Day for
Sorosis is the clubs one indulgence in
frivoIity. All the rest of the year
they maintain a standard that has won
them the reputation of being the most
intellectual club of the city.
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One of the guests at the Sorosis club
party Saturday was Mrs. Chas Doster,
formerly of Fort Logan, Colo. She
and Captain Doster and their little
daughter are the guests of Judge and
Mrs Frank Doster and will sail from
San Francisco for the Philippine Is
lands, June 5. Captain Doster has
been transferred to the Philippines,
and will be stationed there two years.
Mrs. Doster previous to her marriage,
was Denver girl, and has visited in
Topeka from time to time since her
marriage. She is an attractive young
woman, both pretty and intellectual,
and in view of the present campaign
for the enfranchisement of women,
which is chiefly occupying club work.
ers at this time, her life in an equal
rights state and her views on the suf-
frage question, added somewhat to
the interest the club and their guests
felt in her.
The senior members of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity will give a banquet
Saturday night as a farewell party to
the active chapter
Mrs. J. r. Mulvane and Mrs. Don
Mulvane have asked the following
friends to assist them at their reception
Saturday afternoon: Mrs. G.. ]. Null
vane, Mrs. d. w Mulvane, Mrs. Speed
Hughes, Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mrs
Joseph Morgan, Mrs. A. w. Knowles
Mrs. B. F. Akers, Mrs. A. H. Horton,
Mrs. Edward Whitaker, Mrs. Edward
Hindman. Mrs. c. K. Holiday, Mrs,
Chauncey Dewey of Chicago, and Mrs.
Arthur McClintock of Denver, Col.
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Mrs. M. Marshall Shontz and her
daughter, of Chicago, are guests of DR..
and Mrs w. S. Lindsay. Mrs. Lindsay
and her guests will spend two DAYS Of
this week in Leavenworth, and after
wards Mrs. Lindsay will appoint an
afternoon at home when she will re-
ceive her friends for Mrs. Shontz and
Miss Shontz. The date will be an
nounced later.
A marriage license list says Miss
Dorothy Fish is to marry Mr.. Stanley
Bass. Have you an aquarium to stocko
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, who has been
in Chicago the past few months, is ex-
pected to return home some time in
June.
Mrs. Charles Stewart of Des PLANES
Ia, who is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John E. Frost, will return
to her home next Friday.
Miss Katherine Ross of Denison. Ill.
is the guest of Miss Alice Lakin.
Miss Marie Lagerstrom will 90 to
Springfield, Ill, about the middle of
June. to visit relatives the rest of the
summer.
The following Topeka people snent
Sunday at their cottages at Lake View: