The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-11

of pink rose buds. The bride wore
white Georgette crepe trimmed with
Duchesse lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of sunburst roses and lilies
of the valley.
After the ceremony wedding
luncheon was served. Justice and
Mrs. John Marshall, of Topeka, the
parents of the bridegroom, went to
Indianapolis to attend the wedding.
At home after October 1, at 1913
Central Park avenue, Topeka, Kan.
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Miss Ida Hardy has gone to Atchi-
son to resume her work as teacher in
the Washington kindergarten. She
spent a part of the summer in Chi
cago at the Chicago University taking
special work in the kindergarten
course. Miss Hardy is the daughter
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward James
| have issued announcements of the
marriage of their daughter Leila
May. to Mr.. Harry Russell Logan,
Thursday, September Z, at Green
Mountain Falls, Colorado.
At home at 1929 Central avenue,
Topeka.
| Miss Loula Long. of Kansas City,
who will have an exhibit of some of
] her horses at the fair is the subject of
the following sketch from a Kansas
| City society paper:
1 wonder if L ever saw Loula Long
that she didn't have her hand or wrist
or some of her fingers bandaged up,
in very neat bardages 1 must admit,
but at the same time the wrappingS
put the one of the aforesaid members
out of commission. Last week she
was at the Muehlbach in company
with a little lady smartly gowned in
| black and white, Mr.. Reed of Topeka
and Herbert Woolf OF course they
were all talking horse as fast as they
could as Miss Long was TO leave that
night for horseshow in the east. She
wore a dark blue gown, wolfe or chif-
! fon, I have forgotten which, and one
of the new "berets'' of white canvas
with blue band. A beret is simply a
glorified Tam O'Shanter. the latest
craze in early fall wear, and not so
terribly glorified at that.
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The art department of Washburn
college has engaged Mr.. George M.
Stone as instructor in drawing and
painting. Mr.. Stone has presented to
Washburn one of his own paintings,
which is now hanging in one of the
studios. Mr.. Stone is an artist of
much more than local renown. He
will also have evening classes Tuesday
and Thursday of each week from 1880
to $50 o'clock
The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
| sorority gave a tea Saturday after
noon, as the opening event of the COL
lege year at Washburn, and a house
warming for the sorority residence, in
College avenue. The chapter home this
year is the house of J. w. Gleed, across
F., the street from the college campus.
The guests at the party were the
alumnae and the mothers of the girls.
The rooms were decorated with snap
| dragons and asters The punch bowl
| ats.
The hostesses were Miss Violet
Crum5ine, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
| Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Gertrude
Gray, Miss Ruth Larimer. Miss Elsie
| Cuthbert, Miss Helen Welty, Miss Jane
Alexander, Miss Louise Bell, Miss
Majel Langhart, Miss Christina Ward,
| Miss Lois Segar. Miss Maria Miller,
! Miss Dorothy Wahle, Miss Ruth Koes-
ter, Miss Roxy Vancil and Miss Marie
Vancil.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas and Miss
Carolyn Thomas have left for six
| weeks trip to Mohawk. New York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Donaldson re-
turned Sunday from Canadian trip.
They visited the Maritime Provinces,
trip on the St. Lawrence River. They
have been gone about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Veale III, of
Detroit, Michigan, are the parents OF
a son born this morning. Mrs. Veale
before her marriage, was Miss Grace
Walworth, of Topeka, and Mr.. Veale
| formerly of this city, is the son OF
Mrs. Geney1eve T. Veale.
Miss Margaret Russell has gone to
Cotfeyville. where she teaches English
in the high school
Mrs. Ed CLANCY of Lewiston. Idaho
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Brooks, of the Devon.
Mr.. Herbert Heym, who is an ac-
countant in Kansas City, will be il
Topeka for some of the rushing affair:
at WaShburn College.
Mr.. Donald Welty, who has beer
in Downs, Kansas. during the summer
in the lumber business. is visiting hi.
parents, MI. and Mrs. H. H. Welty.
Mr.. Frank Mcfarland has returned
from Utah where he spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. H. A. Ray and her family hav'
returned from California. where the.
have been for the past few months.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Dorset of Boaz. Ala
l bama, is spending a few days in To
5 peka with Mrs. Gencvicve T. Veale.
Il Mrs Emma Sells Marshall has re
) turned from Colorado Springs, wher
5 she spent the summer.
> Mrs. Ralph Van Houton and he