The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-10

| brOQuet OF Norton, MISS f1dZel nelly
| of Paola. Miss Frances Brown of An
| thony, Mrs. George Porter of Archie,
| Mo-; Miss Mary Sawyer of Mcpherson,
! Miss Hazel Butts of Wichita, Miss
| Nina Johnson of Norton Miss Marjorie
Haynes of Emporia, Mrs. Byron Curry
| of Alma, Mr.. Fred Lynn of Paola, Mr..
4 Barney Sheriden of Paola, Mr.. Herbert
| Cowan of Chicago, and Mr.. Felix Held
| of Emporia.
J Among the pretty gowns worn at the
| wedding today was Mrs. E. E. Ames'
| costume of white wolfe embroidered in
black and trimmed with Irish lace.
| Mrs. c. M. Sawyer, the brides aunt,
wore a handsome white drawn-work
| gown. Miss Marjorie Haynes and Miss
| Margaret Sawyer, who served punch at
the reception. were dressed in charm
| ing dresses of pink chiffon trimmed
| with white lace.
| The Sigma Delta Psi girls of Wash
burn college, who have opened their
house in Mulvane street. will give their
| first party for the year Friday at the
Country club.
this fall are: Miss Mary wickwire of
Larned, Miss Juliet Pettyjohn of Dodge
City, Miss Helen Guilo of Sabetha,
Miss Marguerite Seller of Holton,
Miss Helen johnson and Miss Adelaide
Johnson of Leavenworth and Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ames gave bril-
dial dinner party Tuesday night for
their daughter Miss Helen Ames, whose
marriage TO Mr.. Earl Fischer is the
chief social event of today and one
of the most important of the season
weddings.
The table was decorated in sunburst
roses, and the guests were the members
of the bridal party and the out of town
guests to the wedding. The brides gifts
to her attendants, presented to them
last night, were bar pins of silver set
with sapphires and pearls.
Covers were laid for: Miss Ames, Mr..
Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Fischer,
Mr.. Floyd Fisher, who will go to Law
renee to enter the senior class at the
state university, Mr.. Lorin Fischer. all
of Wamego Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bro
quet of Norton, Miss Hazel Kelly OF
Paola Miss Frances Brown of Anth-
ony, Miss Marjorie 1-aynes of Empor-
ia, Miss Nina Johnson of Norton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer, Miss Frances
Sawyer, Miss Margaret Sawyer, Miss
Hazel Butts, of Wichita, Mrs. Byron
Curry of Alma, Miss Julia AmeS, Mr.
William Miller, Mr.. Fred Lynn of Pa
OLA Mr.. Barney Sheridan Liza, Mr..
Herbert Cowan of Chicago, Mr.. Felix
Held of Emporia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ames.
Fraternity activities of Washburn
college were opened last night by the
Kansas Beta chapter of Phi Delta
Theta, with a smoker at the chapter
house. The rooms were thrown open
to the new men at an early hour in
the evening. and music was furnished
by the fraternity orchestra Those who
attended were: Mr.. Morris Sanders, Mr..
Herman Ewers, Mr.. George Hogeboom,
Mr.. Lewis Larrick, Mr.. Howard Searle'
Mr.. Ray Beaver, Mr.. Coral beaver, Mr.
Angelo Alt. Mr. Ed Seeley, Mr.. Don
Neiswanger, Mr.. David Neiswanger,
Mr. Herbert Guild, Mr.. John Maynard,
Mr.. Lewis Hasty, Mr.. Robert Hast|,
Mr.. Elmer Henry, Mr.. Herbert Heym,
Mr.. w. p. Williams, Mr.. Imri ZumWalt,
Mr. Frank Mcfarland. Mr.. Sam Stew
art, Mr.. Wallace Pettyjohn, Mr.. Milton
Jones, Mr.. Angelus Burch, Mr.. LaRue
Royce, Mr.. Leo Johnson, Mr.. Don
Welty, Mr.. Robert Steele, Mr.. Glenn
Conkling, Mr.. Arthur Champeny, DR..
H ]. Deaver, Mr.. Ned Brown Mr.
Ike Adams. Mr.. A. ]. Carruth, Jr.'
Mr.. Joe Hull, MI. Glen and Mr..
Ray wolfe.
Interesting visitors in Topeka this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Broquet,
of Norton, who came to attend the
Ames-Fischer wedding and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer. MIS-.
Broquet is a native of Lucerne, Swltz-
erland, where she made her home until
recently. Mr.. Broquet came to Amerl-
ca d few years ago from Belgium 10
attend to some property interests be-
uueathed to him by his grandparents,
who had lived in this country. He t
now engaged in the loan business for
a Belgian syndicate, and has his home
at Norton. Mrs. Broquet is the
daughter of the mayor of Lucerne.
She was educated at Cambridge uni
versity, in England, and at finishing
school in her own country. She was
sent to America for year of travel
to complete her education, and it was
on her return trip to Eur that she
met Mr.. Broquet, VINO was going
abroad on business. The romance
which eliminated in their marriage IN
Lucerne a short time afterward, had
its beginning on shipboard. Mrs. Bro
uuet has been entertained at parties
for Miss Ames the past week, and has
made friends with quite a number OF
Topeka people.
Miss Beulah Perkins and Mr.. Eu-
gene j. Burnett were married Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
F. Perkins, 1919 Buchanan street, by
DR.. F. L. Loveland. The wedding was
a quiet one, and there were no attend
ants or music. The bride was dressed
in her travelling suit of blue serge with
blouse of shadow lace over crepe
meteor Her hat was black plush
trimmed with white, and she wore a
corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley
and asters. Palms and lavender asters
were used to decorate the rooms.
The bride was a Topeka high school
girl. and after graduating she finish~-
at the state normal school, Emporia.
She has taught in the schools of VAL
ley Falls and also in Topeka Mr.. Bur
nett formerly had a position with the
Santa Fe in Topeka, and is now in the
drug business with his father in Kan
sas City Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mccullough