The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-14

The
geographical range, and its members
include two from China, one from Nova
Scotia. and a number OF the states are
represented.
The date for the marriage OF M,ss
TOrothy Scott and Mr.. Holmes Meaae
is set for Tuesday. September 20. and
will be solemnized in the evening at .
O clock at the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ashton Sc3Et.
1922 West Tent. avenue.
The guests are to be limited TO S M;ss
s ott will be attended by her sister.
Mrs Russell Frost. and Mr.. Meade has
asked his brother, Mr.. Nelson Meaae,
to be his best man. -.
A number of out Of town guests Will
attend the wedding. including Mr.:
Meade's sisters, Mrs Torrent Ewart Of
Chicago. Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney CT
Arkansas City, and Miss virginia
Meade OF Manhattan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wilder of Kansas CITY, Miss
Mabel Ranney Of Arkansas CITY, Mt.
and Mrs. Milburn Hobson of 1ndepen1-
ence. and Mr.. Quinton Adams OF New
York. who is visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. p. H Adams
News Of a wedding which took place
in Tacoma. Wash. will be OF interest," A1.sI
to a good many Topeka people. Miss
Gertrude Dunn, the daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs ]. D. Dunn, was married 70
Mr.. Carl A. Berg. the son of MT ana
Mrs C. J. Berg Of Tacoma. Saturu1y'
September 5. Mr.. Berg Will be remeH-
bered in college circles as a student ~
the law department, and during MS
school days in Topeka. he made many
friends who have kept in touch wltn
him since he went to Tacoma. Wnere
he is now conducting successful BUS
mess The bride is said to be a pretty
and talented young woman.
Nr. and Mrs. Pere have gone TOT
wedding trip to Canada. and will De at
home to their friends after OCTOBER l.
at the Kinnear apartments, Tacoma.
The first social affair for the ~.a-
son at the Phi Delta Theta fratern,.y
house, will be a smoker Tuesday eve
ming. The men who will live at the
house this year are: Mr.. Louis I4arr1cK
of Lenora, Mr. John Mayard OF MUS
cotah, Mr. Louis Hasty OF BelleVile'
Mr. Glen Elbe and Mr.. Arthur Cnsm-
and Mr.. Wolf of Oberlin. and Mr.. wal
ter Slagle of Smith Center.
A smoker will be given Tuesday 11snt
also at the Kappa Sigma house. as tne
first rushing party of the year. me
men who will live at the kappa sigma
house are. MT. Ray EAHIictN -.
Mr.. jaw johnson of Hiawatha: Mr.. Neo
Brown of Larned. Mr.. Ed Tucker CT
Eureka. Mr.. Albert Ferguson of Bon.
ner Springs and Mr.. Thomas Forbes CT
Eureka.
and Mrs J. I. Jones will give line
party at the horse show Wednesday
evening. The guests will include: Mr..
and Mrs. T. F.. Sheard, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hutchlns. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Howes'
Mr. and Mrs Ed Gordon Mr. and mrs
Robert F.. Cunningham, Mr.. and mrs
T. j. Mackey, Miss Helen Tolcyn, Miss
Mildred HERE, Miss Blanche Parker
Miss Corinne McCune, Miss Elsie
Gades. Mr.. r. L. Charles OF Kansas
CITY, Mr.. Clement Jones, Mr.. E. Spald-
ing. Mr. A. H. Koepke. Mr.. F. H
Gades.
Manhattan students and former stu
dents will be interested to know that
the LEGAL fraternity of Tau Omega
lege. has been granted a chapter OF
Beta Theta Pi. This will be the third
national fraternity at the State Agri-
cultural college, Sigma Nu and Sigma
Alpha Epsilon having been installed
last year Tau Omega Sigma is q
strong organization and some of the
most prominent students are members
This will make two chapters of Beta
Theta in the state of Kansas. The in
stallation will be held October It.
The Hutchinson News contains thu
following engagement announcement
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schlaudt announce
the engagement of their daughter
Edna, to Mr. Bruce Young, now OF
Caldwell. The wedding will be late ir
the fall and great interest will attach
to it on account of the wide circle OF
friends the young people have in the
city.
The Schlaudt family lived in Topeka
| at once time, and Miss Edna Schlaudt
was then a little girl. While they
have been away from Topeka a gooG
many years. they frequently visit theil
friends here. Mr.. Young is a former
university student and a member OF
| the Sigma NJ fraternity. He is re.
membered by some Topeka people who
were his fellow students at K. U.
Although there is considerable mod.
ification Of the Spanish mantilla seer
| in the black lace capes and shawls
yet they plainly show the origin o.
the style. and that Spain is lending it.
influence to the seasons fashions. The
draped mantfllas, which all admired
and of which the poets sang, were one
tof the most romantic looking wrap.
ever worn, and women will welcome
- >N.d;n.