The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-05

rooms, and a part OF the credit for so
excellent home for the fraternity
u due to the Topeka alumni chapter
who have helped in obtaining it. The
alumni men in Topeka. are: DIR. C. B.
Reed. DR.. Willis A. Coston. DIR. F. A.
Rooster. DR.. w. E. jeffrey, DIR. Homer
sheldon. DIR. Forrest Kutz and Dr..
Lyman.
The present active chapter men
from Topeka are Mr.. Galen Crook.
Bun.
At q wedding last night, one Of the
bachelors whose matrimonial fate has
been cast and made public, took on an
ashy look when the opening chords of
the wedding march were struck. Il
am too close to this procession" he
whispered. LET me get back of the
crowd; I'm so scared I can't stay
here
A group Of newly wed couples stood
looking on during the march and the
ceremony. the brides with that wrapt
look that brides. actual and pro-
spective. always have at wedding.
either in anticipation or fond memory
Of their own hour of glory and the
bridegrooms. that are or are to be,
wearing look, either Of relief or
dread. according to whether the or
deal was past or Just ahead.
The Topeka Avenue club will be
the guests Of Mrs. N. b. Burge at
bridge-luncheon Friday.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Homer w. Ayers of Chicago.
who came to Topeka in October to visit
her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Powers. has
decided to spend the winter here. She
has been very i'll the pas. week.
Mrs. Lewis Steinrauff is entertaining
the women Of the First German M. E.
church this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BOnebrake of
Usage City are visiting Mrs. Bone
brakes sisters, Mrs. Frank Willard and
Mrs Reid Alexander.
| Mrs. Paul Walker, who underwent
day morning. is recovering well from
the operation.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pinnell of Kan
| sas City will arrive Saturday to visit
Mrs. Marco Morrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith
are spending few days in Kansas
City.
| Mr. and Mrs. william f. Meyer en-
| tertained the Epworth League of the
First German NJ. E. church in honor of
their daughter. Esther.
| Mrs, Frank J. Hauber of Kansas City
is spending the latter part Of the week
with her daughter. Mrs. John F. Doe.
Mrs. J. p. Root of Emporia. who is
now in Chicago with her son, Paul,
will arrive about the middle of this
month to be the guest Of DIR. and Mrs.
c. B. Reed until after the holidays.
! Miss Una Lytle, who Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Bowers. of Lans-
/! downe, Pa. is expected to return
home about the tenth Of November.
| Mr.. John Coe has been transferred
| by his company to New York, and he
and Mrs. Coe have moved from their
| former home in Ohio to New York.
| Mrs. Charles H. Allen of Kansas
City and her grandson, Robert, will
arrive Friday to be guests of DIR. and
Mrs. C. b. Reed.
son. Mrs. Replogle and Mrs. F. A.
City. Mo-. to attend the National
Purity congress, which is in session
! in that city. They are sent as dele
! gates by Mayor r.. L. Cofran.
| Mr.. Justice and Mrs. w. A. john
ston have returned from Minneapolis.
where they spent few days.
Mrs. Hubert Wood has returned
from 4Sedalia. Mo-. where she spent
the past month. The Wood family Is
| now living at $50 West street
1 Miss Edna Dickerson entertained
the Theta lambda Theta 500 club at
her home, 523 Buchanan street.
] The West Side w. C. T. u. win meet
4 at the home OF Mrs. w. A. Myers, zoo
| Stephens street. Friday afternoon at
i 1850 o'clock. Plans for the year will
| be discussed. All members are cor
daily invited to be present.
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