The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-12

bride. went from Topeka to attend
the wedding of Miss Shakeshaft and
Mr.. Malcolm, and returned home to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm will make
their home in Minneapolis, where Mr..
Malcolm is connected with the Gold
Medal Flour Milling company.
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Miss Doris Bowman. of Kansas City,
IS guest in Topeka this week, and
is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Bowman. She is to be
one of the riders in the horse show
for two performances She rides for
Mr. Roy L. Davis, of the Parkview
Riding academy. She will ride in the
team class, and in the second perform
ance she will ride alone.
Miss Bowman has had instruction
in the Parkview Riding academy. She
| has had her own horse for long
while. and riding is her favorite di-
version. Her instructor asked her to
ride some of his horses at the show,
and she consented, tho she is horse
woman only in a dilettante sort of way
she is delicate, sweet-faced girl and
not the least ''horsey." She visited the
EXHIBITS Monday afternoon dressed in
her riding costume, of khaki, with long
coat, white sport waist with stock COL
| lar and soft cuffs, riding hat of dull
green felt. Her high boots were of
/
her in Topeka, guest at the Bowman
nome Miss Beulah Raiment of lola,
is also the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man.
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The Kappa Kappa Chi house, of
1914 College avenue, is opened for the
coming school year. The girls wha
viii be residents al the chapter house
inns season are: Miss Hazel Jones
and Miss Nara Jones of wakeenev
re of Dot "
Miss Margaret Webb of Pittsburg Pa;
Miss Erma Erickson of Virgil, Miss
Avis Clayton of Hill City and Miss
Margaret Calvert OF Muskogee
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/ Announcements have been received
/ IN Topeka of the marriage of Miss
Ruth Barrett and Mr.. William Reid
of Great Bend, Kan. The wedding took
place Monday, September 4, at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. At home after Oc-
! tober at Great Bend
The bride is the daughter of the late
Rev. Mr.. Barrett of the North Topeka
Baptist church. He was a pioneer
minister of this city, and his family
has a wide acquaintance here. Miss
Barrett taught for a number of years
in the Quincy school, and she was
one time reader for one of the Chris
tian Science congregations in Topeka
Mr. Reid has friends in Topeka also,
and is connected with the Great Bend
branch of the Page Mills.
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Topeka members of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will be
interested in the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Hazel
Clarke the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. Clarke of Law
renee. to Mr.. Edward H. Taylor of
Manila, P. l. The wedding will AXE
/ place the last of September. Miss
| Clarke is a graduate of the Kansas
State university and took an active in
terest in student affairs. She is
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority girl,
| One of the c1everest of the Topeka
women. Miss Effie Graham, has been
! invited to speak before the club worn-
/ en- in the convention of the Third dis
! trict federation, to be held at indie
| pendence October 16, II and Is. She
will probably speak on some phase of
| her work as chairman of the state
| federation department of education.
| She is we'll known thruout the state
as an educator and writer. new
| book from her pen, Aunt Liza s
Praisin' Gate is now in the publish
ers' hands.
| Mrs. F. w. Stout of Oswego, is ar
ranging the program. Among the
| speakers for the convention are DR..
William A. Brandenburg. president of
the State Manual Training Normal
school at Pittsburg; Dean Harold L.
| of music: Mrs. Butler and Miss Zoe
Wolcott, head of the domestic science
department of the Pittsburg normal;
Mrs. Harry B. Musser of Parsons,
chairman of the conservation depart
ment of the federation; Mrs. Pearl
| Griffin of Thayer, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kennedy of Fredonia.
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Mrs. E. D. Clithero, of s12 Fillmore
street, Is planning a series of eight
student recitals to be given this fall.
Two of them will be held in the First
Baptist church, and the others will be
given at her home. She has made the
third floor of her house into con-
cert room, has had it refinished and
decorated. and has installed Chick
ering grand piano.
The recitals are to celebrate the at
tainment of the names of one hundred
pupils on her roll.
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Something new has been thought
of out in College Hill this year. There
is to be a community house" which