The Topeka state journal., 1916-10-18

Invitations are issued Oy MI
Mrs. John George Bauer for the mar
rage of their daughter, Ruth Eliza
beth, to DR.. Clark William Zugg, on
the evening of Wednesday, November
I, at $3.50 o'clock. at the Bauer home.
222 Topeka avenue.
At home after November 70 IN
Great Bend, Kan
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Mrs. James Hurley, of Washington,
D. c.. is in Topeka to visit friends
She is the house guest of Mrs. Rollo
J. Parker Mrs Hurley who formerly
lived in Topeka, has been making her
home in Washington tho past few
years
A party of college people motored
to Topeka from Manhattan Tuesday
morning and returned in the late aft
ernoon. Miss SaTella Herrick and five
of her friends. made up the party, and
they spent the day with her mother,
Mrs. r. C. Herriok. The girls of the
crowd were members of the Pi Phi
sorority and the men were Sig AlphS
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Mrs p p. Womer and DR.. Edith
Twiss, of Washburn college. have re-
turned from Minneapolis Mimi,
where they attended a celebration of
the fiftieth anniversary of the found
ing of Carleton college. The school is
an institution of about the size and
age of Washburn. DR.. Womer was
invited to be a guest at the celebra-
tion, but was unable to attend on ac-
count Of the campaign foy the WASH
burn endowment. Some of the most
distinguisht educators of America
were on the program for speeches. in
cluding the president of Harvard and
the president of the University of
Minnesota
Miss Ruth Bauer. whose marriage
to Dr. Clark w. zugg. of Great Bend,
will take place November 1, will be
the guezt Of honor at a party to be
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
David Neiswanger.
Miss Marguerite Parkinson has
asked guests for a party tonight in
Miss Bauer's honor.
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The social department of the Wo-
mans club is to have its first regular
meeting Friday. October 20, at the
home of the chairman, Mrs George
W. Parkhurst. S35 Tyler street. The
club year book gives the date of the
meeting as Thursday. october 19, but
that is a mistake. and the meeting will
be held Friday as previously an
nounced.
Mrs. Parkhurst has as her vice
chairman. Mrs. w. A. Johnston. and
Mrs. Arthur Capper has been named
honorary chairman of that depart
ment.
At the meeting Friday some plans
Will be discussed for the work of the
department thru the season Also a
musical program will be given begin
ming at about 4 o'clock after the bust
ness session is finished. Those who
will furnish the program are Mrs.
Horace Whitehouse, Mrs. George H
Allen. Miss Helen PhIpps and Miss
Ethelyn Harrison.
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Word has been received in Topeka
of the marriage of Percy B. Shostac
formerly Of Lawrence. to Miss Milhel-
nina Esllsberg of New York City Mr.
the Kansas State university. and he
has written some plays that have at
tracted attention from many of the
critics. Last year he wrote the lines
for pageant production. THE Stuff
Of laughter" which was given at the
University May fete. He was much
interested in the organization of a
drama league in Kansas. A number
of Topeka women went to Lawrence
TO see the play at the fete. and some
plans were discussed relative to the
production of one of his plays in this
city.
Mrs. f. L. Ames has issued invita-
tions for a tea at which she will be
hostess Friday afternoon. October 27,
from to 5 o'clock, at her LONE 433
Woodlawn avenue.
Mrs. F. A. Cope of Kenilworth Ill
and Mrs John c. Ames of Chicago will
be Mrs. Ames's house guests at that
time and will attend the party. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Sawyer of Kansas City is
also expected to lie guest.
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Miss Nellie Kouns and Miss Sara
kouns will go to Milwaukee to give
concert November 5, where they will
be soloists for the Milwaukee Sym
phony orchestra.
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The Alpha Phi girls of Washburr
college will have a spread THURSDAY
night for Miss Gertrude Kitchell and
Miss Winifred Burch. Both the guests
OF honor will be autumn brides
The Alpha Phis also will give a ban.
quet Saturday night. which will be one
of their rushrg parties
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Mrs. g Z. Hulett will entertain the
Mysotis club Thursday afternoon
Mrs w p Snyder will give a chair
D1rtV Thursday Of