The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-14

pha Chi Omega sorority. Mr.. Grant
Peters of Omaha, will be Mr.. Has
cells best man. Miss Pugh has asked
Miss Grace Holman. of Tobias. Neb-.
to be the maid Of honor and MI.
Grant Peters. OF Omaha. win be the
best man. Among other assistants
will be Mrs. +. Mauch. Of Lincoln.
Miss Ethel Sloan, OF Geneva. Neb.,
Miss Myrtle KinidsOn, OF Fullerton.
Neb-. and Mas Ruth Randolph OF
Omaha
The meeting Of the woman's Aux
Hilary to have been held Friday at
the Bishops house, has been post
poned until Monday afternoon. and
will be held at three o'clock. with
Mrs. Frank r. Mfllspaugh as hostess.
All those who have mite boxes are
asked to send or bring to the meet
ing, the contents of the boxes. but
not the boxes themselves. All women
interested in the mission work OF
Grace Cathedral parish. are cordially
invited.
& A special program has been ar
ranged for the auxiliary MEETINGS
which will be held the second FRI
day of each month through the win
ter.
A morning concert today at Wash.
burn college, was attended by about
teachers who are extending their VISIT
in Topeka past tine time of the con
vention. The llusic was furnished py
the members Of the faculty OF the nne
arts department.
enthusiasm, and every number was
encored. Dean. Horace Whitehouse,
who opened the program with oAcn
fugue, was asked to- repeat the selec-
ton, and in compliance with the re-
nnest Of his audiences; he played the
number again at the end OF the pro-
gram.
Sunday evening at 1850 at Grace
will continue his illustrated talks on
the Life of Christ. The period to be
covered is the latter part o. the Iirst
period Of Christ's ministry. This sec
completing of the number OF the
twelve apostles. Among the artists
represented are: LIE. Jeune. Holman
Hunt, Paul of -Veronise, RemDrant'
Alexander Bida. Zimmerman. Tissot.
Dore. Hoffman and Harold Coping.
During the presentation of the pic
tures-hymns and solos will be sung
Mrs. George Allen will sing Come
Unto Him. by Faure, and Miss Elk
from will sing Consider the Lilies by
Maunder.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Frank. Wear, of Kansas City,
will arrive Monday to be guest at the
N. s. Wear home. and to attend the
wedding of Miss Marian wear anu
Mr.. Clarence Jordan Wednesday.
Mrs George N. Clark and her little
daughters, of Blue Mound, Kan, ar
rived Friday for a two weeks visit 70
Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. Lillian <
Butterfield, and her aunt, MISS Lucy
Kingman.
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ston, Ill, Miss Frances Suits, and MISS
Marie Howell. of Chicago. have re-
turned home, after spending a Few
days in Topeka, conducting the install
lation of the Alpha Mu society into the
Kappa Alpha Iota sorority. All three
Of the girls are musicians. and Miss
Suits is a pianist Of quite unusual
Mrs. ]. M. Smith and Mrs. p. T.
Willis and her little son. Of Carroilton'
Mo-, are guests at the nome oh LIZ
and Mrs. E. C. Smith.
Miss Faye Johnscn entertained the
X. X. club at her nome In Gay street
The members are: Miss Josephine
Jolley, Miss Carol Gage: MISS E ;9i
Ortman, Miss Ethel McKibben, MISS
Gertrude Stroupe. Miss Clara Kruse.
Miss Alice Klinger and Miss Edna
Miller.
Tor a Trip 10 DuI1dAOs ~. AAASS Wa
return some time in December.
DR.. Lindsay Milne of Kansas City
will visit DR.. and Mrs. w. 8. Lindsay
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Hartley. who teaches
voice in the State Normal school, EN-
poria, came to Topeka to attend the
teachers convention. and expects to
remain with relatives over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Shaw of Emporfa is WIS.,
iting Mrs E. H. Anderson.
DR.. Smith, Osteopath. Mills BLDG
Adv.
Miss Helen Poindexter and Miss
Mary Poindexter of Kansas City are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Crichton
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Pinnell of KAN
sas. Illinois, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marco Morrow.
/ Miss Harold West and Miss Neva
Foster of Lawrence spent two days
visiting Miss Annabe1 Garvey, who
came to Topeka for the teachers con-
vention, and is visiting her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. III. o. Garvey.
MI. and Mrs. Pendleton Miller have
,oturpod from their wedding trip east.