The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-27

Mr.. 1. D. Huntsberger of Washington,
d. c., announces the engagement OF
his daughter, Grace, to Mr. FRANK
Fernley Ginger, of Topeka The mar
riage will be solemnized at the home
of the brides brother, Mr.. w. w.
Huntsberger, of Great Falls, Mon
tana, in the latter part of April.
Mr.. Huntsberger is connected with
the pension department in Washing
ton, and he and his family lived in
Topeka for some time previous to
Huntsberger was a student in the hne
arts department of Washburn college,
where she studied voice. She also
played the piano well.
Mr.. Ginger attended Washburn col
lege, and is a graduate of the law
department of the school He be.
longed to one of the dancing clubs of
the younger men, and has wide cir
Gle of friends in his set. He has po-
sition as assistant cashier of the Farm
ers National bank He and his bride
will come to Topeka to make their
4, home.
The Topeka Rotary club has issued
invitations to an informal reception
which they will give Thursday eve
ming, April /, at Sis o'clock, in KEEL
lam hall. The guests of honor will be
Senator J. A. Troutman, Speaker Rob
ert Stone and Mr.. w. A. s. Bird and
Mr.. L. H. Neiswender, representatives
in the recent session of the legislature,
who handled the municipal farm bill
fostered by the Topeka Rotary club.
Music for the evening will be fur
nished by Halls orchestra.
Mrs Fred Freeman Will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Tuesday at
. the home of Mrs. L. H. Waugh, 900
Clay street.
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The Alpha Delt fraternity of Wash
, burn college gave it's annual spring
party Friday night at Ke1lar- hall. The
. ball room was adorned with Indian
decorations. A teepee was placed in
the center of the hall and smaller
teepees in each corner. A campfire
. scene was laid in one end of the hall,
= opposite a large mirror built in the
, wall. Indian blankets and rugs were
used to complete the decoration. In
the supper room the quartet tables
were decorated with vases of roses and
sweet peas. fF ILL.,
The programs were designed with
dull finish ivory standards and the
Greek letters for Alpha Delta laid in
the front in gold. The favors were
brown sheepskin table covers, present
ed during the last dance. The hosts
and their guests were: Professor and
Mrs. E. L. De Beukelaer, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Logan. Miss Corinne Rip
ley Miss Dorothy Dales, Miss Veda
Hodgson, Miss Marian Walp, Miss
Maud Hawley, Miss Beatrice Rush,
Miss Marie Cowgirl, Miss Gertrude
Helm, Miss Ella Waldron, Miss Ma
Ruth Smith, Miss Marguerite Shake
shaft. Miss Gertrude Macarthur of
Smith Center, Miss Fayeben Williams.
Miss Ruth Kelley, Miss Vera Golf,
Miss Helen Cook, Miss Wilma Perry,
Miss Majel Langhart, Miss Audrie
Myers, Miss Mary Weightman, Miss
Hazel Hypes, Miss Anne Hawley of
Harrington, Miss Gladys Guild, Miss
Elizabeth Culver, Miss Bertha Steele
of Oberlin, Kan, Miss Gertrude Gray,
Miss Erma Erickson, Miss Ethel Ev-
eringham. Miss Hazel Klingaman. Miss
Helen Haskell, Miss Erna Zutavern,
Miss Adelaide Johnston, Miss Louise
Culver, Mr.. Homer Cooling, Mr.. George
Myers Mr.. John Boyle, Mr. Milton
-Gugler, Mr. Sidney Nye, Mr. Herbert
Beals, Mr.. Louis Smith. Mr.. Lester Ar
Stein, Mr.. Elmer Euwer, Mr.. Bernard
Askew, Mr.. Edward Marti, Mr.. Irwin
Clark, Mr.. Herbert, Blinn. Mr.. Clinton
JanneY, Mr.. Frank HarShbarger, Mr..
Glenn F. Logan, Mr.. Clifford Wolmoth,
Mr.. William Tomlinson, Mr.. Thomas
Crawford, Mr.. Earl Griffis, Mr. Guy
Moorish, Mr.. Kleber Foster, Mr.. Bry-
an Muirhead, Mr.. Charles Logan. Mr..
Sheriff. Smith, Mr. Irwin Clark of
man Miller. Mr.. George Barrett, Mr..
Samuel Hellar and Mr.. Jay McCosh
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The Fillmore Street Whist club will
meet with Mrs. w. A. Morton, Thurs
day, April 8.
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Among the many affairs of interest
to musical people this month was a
concert given Friday night at the au-