The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-19

A
black velvet ribbon encircled 1t and
the same decorated the stick which is
sketched just below. The parasol in
the center was Of Russian green taf-
feta, the center or body of the sun
shade shirred closely In rows. It was
finished by two ruffles. It might be
puff while the other had pinked
edge. The lower parasol was covered
with tangarine crepe shirred and fin
ished by a broad band of the shirred
crepe edged with y ssif-r9ehe'' e =
The active men of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity of Washburn college
will give a smoker tonight at the
chapter house. The guests will be
the alumni members and the pledges.
/ The new members are: Mr. Harwood
: Benton of Oberlin, Mr.. Glen Conklin
| of Lyons. Mr.. Joseph Haines of Cliff
| ton, and Mr.. Donald Heath Of To-
/ peka. ia -,.ss.s..',es'.s- :
The alumni chapter Of Phi Delta
Theta had a luncheon Wednesday at
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Mrs lief Felix entertained her sew
ing club Wednesday. afternoon. The
members who attended are: Mrs.
Cecil Forter, Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, Mrs
| Fred Davis, Mrs. Frank Griggs, Mrs
Jim Cunningham. Miss Hazel Risteen
! Miss Reita Updegraff. Miss Eugenia
i Quinton and Mrs Felix.
| Mrs. w. w. Strickland entertained
! informally at bridge at her apart
ments in the Asbury for her sister
Mrs. G. M. Kelley Of st. Louis About
, a dozen guests were asked. Mrs. Kel-
ley and her daughter, Miss Irene Kel-
ley, are spending a few weeks with
the Strickland family.
! Miss Katheryn Adams Of Chicago Is
a guest at the home of Professor and
| Mrs. Jonathan Riser. She is on heI
way to Berkeley, CAL. to visit a
brother. She is dean of women in
! Beloit college, Beloit, Wis; was for
merly dean Of women in Huron col
lege, South Dakota. She was edu-
Gated in Oberlin college, Ohio. and
later studied and travelled abroad
She is now taking a year for rest
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Riser enter
tanned q dozen women of the college
faculty at a tea for Miss Adams, and
Tuesday night Dean and Mrs. D. L
MacEachron gave a dinner for her.
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Miss Estella Louise Anton, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. An.
ton. and Mr.. Fred L. Ackerman. Jr.
eight o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, 405 Western avenue
Palms and ferns and pink and
white flowers formed the decoration
for the rooms open to the guests
Miss Edna Anton, the brides sister
played the Overture to Midsumme1
Nights Dream for the entrance of the
bride. The service was read by DR.
F. L. Loveland.
The bride. who was unattended
wore white satin. The skirt wa.
draped with white beaded chiffon
-
lace veiled with chiffon. Her bou
quet was brides roses and lilies of th'
valley.
After the ceremony there was al
informal reception for the guests
who included the relatives of tn
few friends. Roses and sweet pea
were used to decorate the d:tini
room where the serving was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerman are boil
graduates Of the Topeka high school
Mr.. Ackerman has a position with tn
assistant manager. They will be q
home to their friends after March
at s11 West Fourth street
Mrs. Ada B. Gibson was guest O
honor at an informal party Wednes
day afternoon given by her daughter
/ Mrs. David Palmer. The event wa
, to celebrate Mrs Gibson's birthda
anniversary. and the guests were
|, few OF her close friends:
Miss Ethel Maude Withrow and N
Edward w. Guild were quietly mai
ried Wednesday afternoon at 6 o'cloc
by DR.. s. S. Estey. at the home of th
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J
( Withrow, in Lincoln street. Relative
5 and q few friends witnessed the cert
3 mony.
c Miss Zuma Parker played th
e Lohengrin Wedding march as th
. bride entered the living room wheI
3 the ceremony was read. There wei
: no attendants. After the ceremony
wedding dinner was served. II
decorations were brides roses m
pink sweet peas, and the centerpies