The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-29

tertained at a number of important
social functions during her stay. MRS.
Campbell gave a luncheon Tor her al
the Country club Tuesday 10 winch
forty guests were asked
Mrs RolIo ]. Parker went from To-
peka to be Mrs. Camphelfs guest ana
to attend the luncheon. Mrs. AelIy
of New York, and Mrs. Ross Clarke Oh
Caldwell also attended the p~rty
Mrs. Henry J. Allen gave a dinner
narty Tuesday night for Mrs. Camp
bell and her guests; Mrs. o. w. Brown
will entertain at luncheon Thursday
and Mrs Charles l. Davidson will give
a luncheon Friday at the country
club. Mrs Campbell entertained at
luncheon today for Mrs Hurley
Mrs Hurley and Miss HlldeSarde
Hurley were guests OF MRS. farhei ~.
Topeka a few weeks ago. and visited
other friends they had known 1hu-
mately when they made their nome
here.
The Junior Atlantean club will have
it's first meeting of the season with
Miss Helen Curry of Hlgnlan" PsIh
Tuesday afternoon, October ., ut ~
o'clock. Members can take the 3:2O
O'Clock car at the transfer station
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Mrs. w. A. McCarter will go to Abi-
1ene October / 5 70 attend the annual
convention of the Fifth District Fed
Grafton of WCman's clubs, where she
is on the program for an ADDRESS. She
will speak FriJay evening at the FIRST
District Federation convention IN
Valley Falls. October s, from the sub
iect. THE Inside Inn
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The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
cathedral will have their first meet1hs
of the fall Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock in The church. Addresses will
be made by the bishop and the clergy
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Kansas university is to nave newly
installed chapter of the national soror-
1ty of Gamma Phi Sigma The chap
ter will be installed within about q
month Some fifteen or twenty co-eds
will form the nucleus for the new
chapter.
Gammi Phi Sigma Is strong ma
tional sorority in the eastern schools
1t was founded in SyracuSe university
in 1874 and has at rrese 1T something
more than twenty chapters The con-
sentative expansion policy OF the or
ganization enables it to enjoy the
honor of being the only natlC nal socl-
ETY. of its type without any extinct
chapters Chapters are placed only in
the larger schools and colleges Ihe
sorority numbers among its members
the daughters of President woodrow
Wilson, and Grace Richman. who Is a
writer of some note, as well as other
women Ct note.
The Welfare association of Man
haitian has issued its year books for
the new season. The club will have
an address on Child Welfare" to be
given by DR.. Lydia De Vilbiss of To-
peka. head of the Kansas bureau OF
child hygiene. at their meeting of Oc-
tnher 15 At their November meet
ing. they will listen to an address by
Mrs. Marie Left of Topeka on the
subject "Out of Siberia" Mrs. Len
having been a political prisoner from
Russia to Siberia. Mrs Howard n
Rhodes. president of the Good Gov
eminent club, has been asked to go TO
Manhattan to make an address before
the welfare association in January, on
the subject: What the Good Govern
ment Club Is Doing :. for Topeka
A fall festival is to be held in Wich-
tia this season and the city will 90
serve governors day one day of fes-
tiyaI week. Governor and Mrs Ar
thur Capper will attend the celeora-
ton and are invited to be house guests
of the Innes family. Mr.. Innis is a
prominent merchant of Wichita. Mr.
and Mrs David w. Mulvane are also
asked to attend the affairs to be given
in honor of the occasion. and they are
invited as house guests of Mrs. W. E
Stanley. wife Of the late governor
The rushing season for the frater-
mites at the State Agricultural college
are as follows;
Pi Kappa Alpha-Jack Woods, o.
Manhattan: Clifford Joss, of Topeka
Mr.. Small. of Anthony, and Mr.. Lee
of Glen Elder.
Beta Theta Pi-Robert Hargiss. Of
Inman: Joe Putt, of Mankato; Ferdi
nand Helwig, of Kansas City, Kan.
Schlyer Marshall, of Austin, Texas
and Alfred Cole, of Topeka
Aztex-Frank Reynolds, of Null
Sigma Nu-Paul Mann, of Hastings
Neb.; Edward Wells. of Wichita
Bruce Brewer. of Manhattan. anC
George Shafer, of Russell.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Mr. Guilfoil
of Wamego; Mr.. Hemmill. of Colby
and Mr.. Kiewver, of Emerson, Iowa
Acacia-Clarence Davis. of Con
cordia, and D. B. Ricord. of Emporia
Word has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Olive Crandall. of Bur
nngton, Kansas, and Senator G. n
Lamb, of Yates Center. The maria e
service was read at the brides HON
in Burlington. The Crandall famil
were early settlers in Kansas, an
have a wide acquaintance in the state
The bridegroom was state senator
and attended the 1912 session of tn
legislature. He is to be a candidat
for representative to congress fror
the Fourth district at the next cleo
ton. on the Republican ticket
The annual convention of the F'irs
District Federation of Women's club
will be held October Z and in Valle
Falls, and as Topeka belongs to tina
district, the club women of this cit
are especially interested in the cor
vention, and a number of them wi
attend.
Speakers will include Mrs. j. n
Miller, of Council Grove, who is pres
dent of the State Federation; Mr.
Margaret Hill McCarter, of Topeka
Dean Harold S. Butler, of the Soho,
nf Fine Arts of Kansas 11r,iN-erSit,