The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-09

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Mr. William Warriner has accepted
position as instructor in piano in the
California Conservatory of Music of
San Francisco. This conservatory is
the largest school Of music on the Pa
cific coast Mr.. WARMERS friends in
Topeka will be interested in the news
of his good fortune His home is in
Topeka and he formerly studied in
Washburn college. The past two years
he has spent in Seattle, Wash. study
ing under Prof. At Klingenberg-
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The wedding of Miss Marie Wander
pool and Mr.. John Foster of Stockton,
Kan, whose engagement was an
nounced in the early summer, will take
place Wednesday, October IL, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. c. L. Vanderpool. The ceremony
will be solemnized at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon and Miss Vanderpool has
chosen the following girls to be mem
bers of her bridal party: Miss Edna
Campbell of Okmulgee, Ok, maid OF
honor; Miss Vanderpoois little niece,
Margaret Hamilton, of FL Paso, Tex,
Will De mower SlTl, ana the 1OuA " AdCe-
maids will be Miss Alice Griffin. Miss
Marian McGaw, Miss Helen Tillotson
and Miss Hazel Criswell The wedding
will be of special interest to WASH
burn people. for both Miss Vanderpool
and Mr. Foster were WaShburn stu
dents Miss Vanderpool is a Beta girl
and last year finished her Junior year
of the college and was one of the ad-
vanced pupils in the department OF
vocal music. Mr.. Foster was Kappa
Sigma man and graduated last June
He is now in business in stockton.
Kan. where he and his bride Will
make their home.
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The coming of fall heralds the exc
dus OF a large company of young peo-
pie who will go elsewhere to attend
school this year, as we'll as the arrival
of students to fill the classic halls
Of cur own institutions of wisd om
Miss Bernice EInahizer will leave the
first of October for Washington D G.
to atterd National Park seminary;
Miss Ruth Wilson will return to Wash
ington again this year, and viii be a
student at Washington seminary; Miss
Hildegarde Hurley expects to attend
SOmers school of Washin gton, d. c;
Miss Julia Ames will return to Smith
college where she was student last
year; Miss Miriam Walp will leave Sep
teInber IS for Knoxville, III, to enter
St Mary'S college; Miss Annabel Gar
vev has another year at Wellesley and
will return rs q senior this fall; MISS
Frances Lindsay VIII be student
this year at the Chicago university;
Miss Marjory Rodgers and Miss Isabel
Mills, Who attended school in Oxford,
O.. last year, will go to Washburn this
fall, and Miss Miriam Foster, who was
a student 1T the Kansas university last
winter will take music ar WaShburn
this fall. and expects to return to the
university later; Miss Louise Fairchild
will go TO K o.: Miss Katherine Nc
Carter and Miss Gladys Dougherty will
return to Baker university, Baldwin.
and Miss Jessie NIileheisen will also
attend Baker this season; Mr.. Frank
Miller. Mr. Ralph Lewis Mr. Ralph
Segar, and Mr.. Clyde Adams will be
Kansas university students this year.
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Miss Lena Crider. of Kansas City
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Williams, and Mrf. Clifford Deppe. who
VIII leave next week for a visit in Chi
cago. were guests of nonor at a card
party given Thursday evening by Mr.
Earl Williams. Sixteen guess attend
ed. Mrs. Harry Holt will give a