The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-21


Mrs. w. w. Strickland has been en-
ltertaining two young girl cousins, Car
melita Sweet and Mildred Sweet of
Hutchinson. the past week. This
them at the Iris. The members of the
party We're: Katheryn Cole and her
| cousin, Rebecca Thatcher of Water
vile, Ruth Bunnell, Maxine Mitchell.
| Carmelita Sweet, Mildred Sweet and
Mrs Strickland.
The Cookie Shine by the Topeka
Alumnae Pr Beta Phi, for the mem
bers of the newly installed chapter at
| Manhattan, postponed from last week.
| is given today at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Mills. The company, made
up of the hostesses, the out-of-town
members, the Manhattan chapter, and
a few other guests, includes: Mrs. ST.
! las Porter, Mrs. Chester Woodward,
! Mrs. E. A. Campbell, Mrs. w. l.. Gard
ner. Mrs. T. F. Doran. Mrs. Crichton
Miller, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. A G.
Frost. Miss Kate Dinsmore. Miss Ethel
Dinsmore, Miss Elfie Dean, Miss Lulu
McCabe, Mrs. w. c. Ball of Webb
City, Miss Lean Lindsay Miss Gene
We've Herrick, and the guests from
Lawrence, who are: Mrs. Will Grit
| fifth Mrs. Luther Lewis, Mrs. F. Bene-
dick, Miss Charline Smith. Miss Sophie
Smithmeyer, and the members of the
Manhattan chapter: Miss Mary
! Churchward of Wichita Miss Evelyn
Logeman of Atchison. Miss Daisy Nc
Ginnis of Kansas City, Miss Agnes
McCorkle of Holton, Miss Helen
Hershberger of Kansas City, and Miss
Marjorie Whitney, Miss Virginia
garet Fuller, Miss Edith Updegraff,
and Miss Lucille Mills, all OF Topeka.
+ + I.
4 Topeka girl who has come home
from school in the east, put in her
spare time last week at the local pic
ture house where Charlie Chaplin
monopOlized one of the films. 1t is
quite the fashion for all the girls to
adopt a movie hero, and Chaplin is
her idol. Her father, she says, insists
that his performance is common and
silly, but fathers ScOrn only heaps fuel
on the fires of her devotion. She and
her roommate at college went to view
him frequent and Oft" all winter.
They felt that they could not afford
one of the little statues of him that
adorn the rooms of many movie fan,
same as the ''Houn Dawg" used to do,
and Mutt and Jeff do now; SO they
took a newspaper picture of him, cut
it in two, and each one took half.
Thus practiced the sacrifices and
economies of ). young Z. love ):
The marriage of Miss Vera Ewers
and Mr.. Edwin d. Pile. of Missoula,
Mont, took place Saturday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Ewers, in
v.
read the service.
Miss EIwers was a student in Cres-
cent college, where she was mem
Der of the Sigma Iota XII sorority.
Afterwards she attended Washburn
college, and during the past years she
has been a student in the domestic
science department of the State Agri
cultural college.
Mr.. Pile is a graduate of the college
at Boulder, Colo and member of
Ia II
mercantile business in Missoula.
Mr. and Mrs. Pile left Sunday for
their new home 2. in Montana :.
Mrs NJ M. Miller gave a luncheon
Saturday for her sister, Mrs. Dora A. |
Underhill. of Boston. Covers were
laid for: Mrs. Underhill. Mrs: Men
ringer, Mrs. A. K. Rodgers, Mrs. Eli
G. Foster Mrs. G. F. Worley, Mrs. c.
p Trapp, Mrs. L. B. McClintock, Mrs. /
r. S. MCGEE, Mrs. H. w. Jones' Mrs.
l.. w. Stricken. Mrs. J. A. Moon, Mrs.
e J Whiteker. Mrs. M. E. Holmes,
Mrs. ]. w. F. Hughes. Mrs. w. B.
Whittan, Mrs. F. E. Grote, Mrs. S. S.
Estey and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Underhil1 will leave June "a /
for California to attend the congress
of the Genealogy society in San Fran
cisco. She will represent the Small !
Association and the New England
Historic Genealogy society: She
tory, and will soon publish her most
recent book. descendants of Edward
Small" Mrs. Underhiil is a member
of the Old South Chapter, D. A. r. at
Boston, of the Daughters of the
Founders and Patriots, which has a
branch in Kansas and of the Lynn
Historical society
Miss Ora Moneypenny gave a house
party during the weekend. Her guests
were: Miss Blanche Marx of Great
Bend. Miss Clara Opie of Westerley,
r. l., Miss Louise Humphrey of To-
peka, Miss Ava Sells of Maple Hill, /
Miss Thomasine Jackson of Topeka,
Mr.. Franklin Adams of Topeka, Mr..
Russell Sells of Maple Hill. Mr.. J. c. II
Biggers of Rome. Ga, Mr.. Frank Will
liam of Denver. Colo, and Mr.. Rich
ard Brown of F'airbury: Neb.
Invitations have been received in
mouth college, Hanover, n. H Mr.
John LOOMS, of Omaha, formerly of
Topeka, is one of the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. McCoWn, of En-
poria, announce the date of the mar
rage of their daughter, Mary to Sena-
tor J. w. Howe, of Abilene, as Satur-
day, June &c.
Miss Laura Haynes. and Mr..
Charles E. Manning will be married
afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs. S. H. Haynes, 1924 Polk {
street. Miss Grace Lukens will be
Miss Haynes maid of honor; Dr.
James Haynes, of Fort Sheridan. ILL.,. {
will be Mr.. Mannings best man;
Harriet Wilson, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Wilson, will carry the
ring, and Miss Enid Strfckler will play !
the wedding music.
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