The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-07

ton trips for the college extension
departing nt She is a member of the
Alpha Delta Pi social sorority.
a number of under classmen from
Shawnee county have distinguished
themselves socially as well as mental
~. Miss Dorothy Norris of the Tri-
Delta sorority is one of the charm
mig young ladies of the sophomore
class. Miss Adelaide Seeds, a soror-
ity sister of Miss Norris and a fresh
man. is equally popular and bright.
Miss Gladys Guild, who is classified as
a junior. is one of the bright popular
ladies of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Among other students from Shaw
of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Miss
Dorothy Hadley of the Delta Zeta
sorority. Miss Merle Beeman of the
Lam bda lambda Theta sorority and
Miss Rose Baker of the Junior class,
Miss Irene Van Horn. Miss Ruby
HoatSon. Miss Elizabeth March, Miss
Grace Willis, Mr.. Herman Vesper
Mr.. A T. Van Horn and Mr.. Alfred
Cole.
The marriage of Miss Pansy Mitch,
ell. the daughter of Mr.. Edward
Mitchell, to Mr.. John Q. Adams, the
son of Mrs. Mary Adams, of Delphos,
was solemnized Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Guy Kiene, of Valencia. The marriage
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Kaye, of Grace cathedral, Topeka.
The bridal couple stood before a
screen of green, set with pink tulle
wild flowers and pink Killarney roses,
IN the living room of the Kiene home.
The bride was attended by Miss
Ruby Town. The bride was gowned
in embroidered net trimmed with
bands of Duchesse satin. She wore a
tulle veil, pleated into a Dutch cap
and fastened to the hair with a wreath
| of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
a shower of white roses and lilies of
the valley
The bridesmaid was gowned in
Wh1te net, draping blue Duchesse
satin, trimmed with bands of pink
velvet.
The wedding supper was served on
the lawn at quartette tables, adorned
with Marie Antoinette baskets which
were tied with pink tulle and filled
with pink and white sweet peas.
The brides travelling suit was of
peacock blue taffeta with which she
wore large black sailor hat
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adams have left for
trip to Chicago. The wedding guests
were: Mrs. Mary Adams, Mr.. and
MRS. Charles Adams, John Kiene NJ.
ana Mrs. Ray Kiene, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
6eaI, Mrs. George K Wilson, Mrs. r.
II Town. Miss Ruby Town, Mr. Harry
Town. Mr.. Harley Town and Mr.. Ed
ward Kiene, all of Valencia; Mrs. Jean
Nixon, of Jewell City; Miss GLADYS F
4 Clark, of Topeka; Miss Ellen Kelly. Of
SILVER Lake; Mrs. Media Howell, Mer-
IN M1chener' Mrs w B. Henry, Miss
Ven SchuItz, of Kansas City; Mr. AL
pert and Mrs. A. J. Hook, of Topeka.
and MT and Mrs. L. B. Crow of Perry
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Mrs. Frank Southwick entertained
ner sewing club this afternoon A
guest was Mrs. Frank Theis, of Hast
lnss, Neb., who, with her two little
chlldren, is visiting her parents. DR..
and Mrs. Willis Coston
The social fsatS + = Of oo,,,,a,,oo-
ment week at Washburn college, in
clude some fraternity parties. The
I'm Delta Theta men gave a reception
tuesday afternoon for the parents OF
the men of the chapter.
The Alpha Delta men gave a dinner
party at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday night
for the alumni members of the chap
ter house The out-of-town alumni
Griffis of woodward, okla; Mr.. Will
lam Janney of Salina, Mr.. John Boyle
of Anthony, Mr.. Guy Miller of Lyons
Mr. o. L. Miller of Onaga, Mr. Burr
Myers of Osborne, Mr.. George Myers
of Smith Center, Mr.. J. Glenn Logan
of Oberlin.
; The girls of the Tri Delta sorority
at Baker university gave a breakfast
parry 1ueSody LOT lne mothers OF the
girls of the chapter. Mrs. W. A Nc.
Carter, whose daughter, Miss Jessie
McCarter. is a member of the chapter
was one of the guests. Miss Rather.
inc McCarter, who is a graduate O.
Baker and a Tri Delt alumna, was alst
a guest at the party
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The Beta girls at Washburn gave
an informal tea at the chapter house
Tuesday afternoon for the alumna'
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guests were Miss Lois Johnson of Eu
reka. and Miss Helene Bates and Mis-.
Vera Croft of Nortonville.
| The girls of the active chapter will
have their annual slumber party to-
night.
Miss Eva Griest will give a shower
for Miss Mary Stephens Saturday
June 10, at three o'clock in the aft
ernoon, at 514 West Fifteenth street
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A young man and his girl went ou
| for an auto ride and ordered the driv
| er to take them for little spin tt
Rossville. The driver was in rush
and went chugging into Rossville a,
an intense speed. At a short ~dista nee
he saw the one policeman of the tow
step out to halt the flying car. He
put on the brakes and stopped the cal
| suddenly enough to dislocate ever,
| joint his passengers had. My goot
man. what does this mean?" gaspec
| ahead" replied the driver with pop
ping eyes, there, sir. there is tn,
Law"
The sacred cantata, Queen Els
ther," will be given Friday evening
June 9, at the high school audi
torium by a chorus of fifty voices
and a cast of about 25 people in cos