The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-12

much interest Is made Oy Mr. ana MrS
Henry Rech. of Howard. Kansas, max,
ing public the news of. the betrothal
Of their daughter, Ednah, to Mr.. w. T.
Cartilage, Of Topeka.
The announcement is one that will
be of interest to a large circle OF To-
peka people, for Mr.. Cartilage was
born and brought up in this city, and
of this part of the state. He is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cartilage
His father is general tax commissioner
of the Santa Fe railway company, ana
he is himself well known in railway
circles, being claim agent for the ROCK
Island company for this western ter
ritory of the road. Between the years
of 1908 and 1907 he lived i'll Chicago
where he had the position of claim
adjuster for the Rock Island. After his
service in Chicago he returned to To-
peka to take the office with the road
that he now holds. He is one of the
most eligible bachelors of the city. and
is exceptionally well liked in a large
circle of friends.
Mr.. Cartridges fiance, while not living
in Topeka is not entirely stranger here.
She Is a cousin of Mr.. Charles Huber.
Of Topeka. Of the claims department
of the Rock Island. She is graduate
Of the State Normal school, Of Emporia,
and is now teaching in Howard,
Kansas.
The marriage will take place in the
early summer soon after the close of
Miss Rechs school.
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Miss Katherine Stewart, of Wichita,
who is visiting friends at the Beta
sorority house, has announced to her
friends the date of her marriage to Mr..
George McDermott, Of Topeka. The
wedding will take place Monday. De-
cember %. at the home of the brides
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Wichita.
Mr.. McDermott is one Of the young
attorneys of Topeka, and is practicing
law with Mr.. Robert Stone.
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Washburn college will close for the
mid-winter vacation next Friday, and
the sorority houses on College Hill will
be deserted for some two weeks. The
girls at the Beta house who will go
home for the holidays are: Miss Helen
Griffin. who will go to NortOnville;
Miss Miriam Ring, to Hawardin, Iowa;
Miss Irma Larrick, to Lenora, and Miss
Maude Murphy, to Goodland. Miss Mil
dred Newell, who lives at the chapter
house. will pass the holidays in To-
peka at the Y. w. c. A.
The Kappa Alpha Theta girls who will
leave Friday for the holidays are: Miss
Adelaide Johnson, who will go to
Leavenworth; Miss Marjorie Lyle to
Kansas City; Miss Marguerite Settler,
to Holton; Miss Irma Zutavern and
Miss Ruth Smith to Great Bend; Miss
Maude Hawley, to Herington, and Miss
Helen Guild, to Hiawatha.
Miss Gladys Cav who will give a
violin recital tonight at Central Con-
gregational church, will entertain the
assistants and ushers at little supper
party at her home after the musicale.
Miss Cav has asked Miss Katherine
Wood to play her Accomplishments, and
in one of the numbers there will BE
harp and cello Accomplishments played
by Mrs. F. A. Derby and Miss Phoebe
Gaylord. The young men who will
usher are: Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr..
William Macferran. jr., Mr.. Merriam
Sheldon, Mr.. Howard Searle, Mr. Roland
Seibert, Mr. Frank Ripley, Mr.. Sheriff.
Smith. Mr.. Herbert Blinn, and Mr..
Stanley Powell
The Social Service club will have an
important meeting Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. at the home of Miss
Helen Estey in Harrison street. All
the members are urged to attend. as
business of particular Importance to the
club will be discussed.
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The following young people attend
ed a dancing party at Kellam hall Fri
day night: Miss Ethel Chase, Miss
Antoinette West, Miss Charlotte West,
Miss Dorothy Nichols, Miss Mary Bur
nett, Miss Edith Connell. Miss Irene
Miller, Miss Marion williams. Miss
Helen Cook, Miss Jane Alexander.
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Elizabeth
Mills, Miss Ruth Rooster Miss Emily
Seery Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss Nan
ME Zahner. Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss
CYNTHIA Monroe. Miss Alice Lyman,
Miss Ruth Wood. Miss Mary Paxton
Miss Esther Clark, Miss Mary Van
vechter, Miss Marguerite Nicholas,
Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Dorothy
Wahle, Miss Antoinette Clark. Miss
Maude McVey, Miss Mary Weight
man. Miss Frances Sawyer of Kansas
City. Miss Winifred Hartley. Miss
Ruth Foster. Miss Esther Thomas.
Miss Louise Bell Miss Mohra Catch
Clay, Miss Lois Lindsay. Miss Dorothy
Coe, Miss Helen Welty, Miss Beulah
Searle, Miss Adelaide Seeds, Miss Mil
dred Fuller. Miss Violet Crumbine,
Crawford Miss Lucille Kersey. Miss
Georgia Neece. Miss Jessie Burnett.
Miss Katherine Dolan, Miss Isabel
Stewart. Miss Carol Thrall. Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Rhea Robertson. Miss
Katherine Sawyer of Kansas City,
Miss Mary Samson. Miss Anna
Weightman, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Florence Bowman, Miss Mildred Quin-
ton, Miss Pauline McVey. Miss Beat
rice Shakeshaft, Miss Margaret Shake
shaft, Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Ruth
Thompson, Miss Helen Whitfield. Miss
Juliet Brown, Miss Winifred Burch,
Miss Jean Lindsay. Miss Frances Per-
ry, Miss Gladys Neil. Mr.. James Perry.
Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.. Chester Wahle,
Mr.. Charles Kouns. Mr. Edward
Clark, Mr.. Kenneth Alexander, Mr..
Gale Morgan, Mr.. Lawrence Pontius,
Mr.. Schlegle. Mr.. Warren Humphrey,
Mr.. Wendell Lyman, Mr.. Kenneth
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