The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-25

Her daughter, Miss Molly ByerIy VII
son of Chicago. has arrived for the
wedding, and Will sing at the wedding
ceremony tonight She lived in Sa-
Ina before going 10 Los Angeles, and
later she lived for seven years in
Europe. studying voice. Since her re-
turn she has been giving concerts in
the United States and Canada, and at
some later date. she may arrange a
concert trip thru Kansas
Just before the marriage service to-
night she will sing Little House o.
Dreams" by Metcalf. After the serv-
ice she will sing In the Dark, In the
Dew, by Coombs; Since We Parted
by Allitsen, and Garden of Roses
/ by Schmidt. The wedding march will
be The Wedding Day" by Grieg, and
VIII be played by Miss Josephine Nc
Kee.
Miss Wilson was with her mother
IN Topeka Just after her return from
! Europe soon after the war in Europe
. broke out She was at that time the
guest of honor at a musicale given by
Justice and Mrs. Burch at their home,
when friends Of the Burch family
heard her sing
The Elwell club met Tuesday with
Mrs w E Davis, for luncheon and
bridge The table was decorated with
a basket of cnrysanthemums. Those
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A T. Lucas and Mrs H B. Hogeboon
/ who substituted, and the members
/ Mrs Rome Colvin, Mrs. J. S Dean,
I MIS- L. G. Foster, Mrs. Harry Lyman,
Mrs Robert Merrick, Mrs A NJ.
Petro. Mrs Herbert c.. West, Mrs J.
Z E Cation and Mrs. Davis
Miss Pansy Benton gave a dinner
party Tuesday night at the home of
her aun5, Mrs Lucia o. Case. The
guest of honor was Miss Emily Hardy.
/ whose marriage to Mr.. Raymond
Stewart will take place Saturday
J Covers were laid for Miss Hardy. Miss
Helen Bennett, Miss Anita Laurent,
Miss G NJ Laurent, Mrs. Mabel Ben
ton and Miss Benton.
Mrs Herman Greenbaum will be
presented by Mr.. Herman Springer in
4 halloween musicale Friday evening
of this week in the guild room of
Grace cathedral. Mrs Greenbau 5
faccoTnpan1mentS will be played by
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe Among the
numbers she will sing are Far Across
I the Desert Sands" by FInden. and
Bird of Love Divine" by Wood
Other musical numbers and some
readings have been arranged for the
/ evening The rooms will be decorated
for the party, and a supper will be
served by the women of the guild
The affair is the annual halloween
pdL y arranged each year by Canon
. Gcisei- Everyone interested is invited
to attend.
Miss Clara Hawk of Effingham.
ran, and Mr. Charles s. Hollis of Sa-
ma were married Sunday morning t
O'Clock by DR.. s. S. Estey of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church The bride
wore silk gown of blue, with white
satin hat She carried a bouquet of
1pheiia roses Those who attended
the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Will
liz m Hollis. Miss Matte Hollis and
Mr. Ralph Hollis. all of Sa1ina: Mrs
Glida Ward of Kansas City. Mrs. H
Harris of Horton. Mrs E NJ Rumsey
and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Liggett and
their daughter. Eunice of Topeka
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Confusion and Indignation are riot
at NaShbUrn among the Freshies. as
the result of the class party TO be held
next Saturday evening in the kappa
Sigma frat" house Approaching the
natural bashfu1ness of college begin
ners and their lack of acquaintance, a
committee of the officers of the class
has underta ken to say who shall &c
with whom"
Incipient affinities have had no luck
with the ruthless committee. Fresh
r-,en who have had visions of attend
, ing the first class function with hers
have been rudeIy shocked to diseove,
that they Were slated to accompany
perfect strangers. Short men have
been matched with tall. fair girls and
are rebellious- The affair threaten.
to be a crouch party