The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-30

Justice and Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch
OF 1905 Tyler street announce the en-
gagement of their only daughter,
Winifred league, to Mr.. La Rue
Royce. OF the law firm of Burch, Ito
uich & Royce, of Salina- The mar
rage will take place the last week IN
october. 1t will be large home we'd
ding.
Miss Burch is 4 graduate of the To-
peka high school, where she was a
member of the L. A L. sorority when
high school fraternltles We're IN go4u
standing She graduated from WASH
burn college with honors after which
she took a business course. she mas
been law clerk for her father TOT -FOUR
Years Miss Burch is girl VINO COM
bines brains with good looks and good
Judgment She is popular with almost
every crowd in Gown and mas huHleI-
Gus friends in other towns over I'VE
state She is a we'll liked member OF
the Beta sorority. which Will soon De
installed into the National sorority,
Alpha Phi 1t was greatly thru the
influence and advice OF MISS burSn
that the Beta girls are 10 oecoAiie a.
Mr.. Royce is the son of Mr.. J. p
Rovce. who was bank commissioner
under Governor Hoch, and IS at pres
ent connected with the Mid Continent
Tire company in Wichita. Mr.. Royce
received his A. q. degree from w ASH
burn college after which ne eh1ereu
the law school, from wh1ch ne wa
graduated last spring at the head OF
his class. He became member OF the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity: 4.
Lawrence, where he took the mrs
wear OF his college course he Is alSo
p member of the Delta Theta Phi law
fraternity He is a popular mehDe
of the TivoH and Varsity dancing
clubs. Since last spring. ne mas S ueJ,'
a member of the law firm OF burch'
Litowich & Royce. in saiina-
Dame Rumor" has it on very good
authority, that there is TO De a MAJ MAJ
riage in Colorado the first or seconu
week In September. in which many
Topeka people viii be interested. Inc
Young lady, who has been spendlns
southwest part of town. she is
graduate of Washburn cohege an
later took the short course in domestlc
science at Manhattan; = g..
The prospective bridegroom IS q
Young lawyer. interested in county
politics 3.
NTiss Marguerite Parkinson gave an
,,formal afternoon party today at her
fon,e 921 Monroe street, in compn-
,,ent to Miss Amy Swain OF Cilntoh'
conn. who arrived today 10 be ner
house guest for rev GAYS GAYS -,
Guests this afternoon were Miss swan
Mrs Grove Dolnlan. Mrs. Burr MI
l.rd. Miss Mary MacLennan, MISS
Marjorie Thompson. Miss Alice An
crews Miss Ruth Bauer MISS ,I ~
META Alexander. Miss Mary Alexan-
dor Miss Margaret Fuller, Miss Louise
Raster. Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Louise
Heath. Miss Helen Coolidge and MISS
Elsie Jones'
Miss nellie Allen entertained with an
Informal sewing party this afternoon
at her home on West sixth street, III
compliment TO Miss Anna AatIter 81
CsUeeo who is her guest ms Week-
srnose present were Miss Matter, MRS
otis Allen, Mrs. Frank Sturges' mrs
charles Joslin. Mrs. A., NJ. dawson,
Mrs. Joseph Scha effer, Mrs. AInkis
CIV. Mrs Glen Deaver, Mrs Dana
Tseaudrv. Miss Elizabeth Gregory, MISS
MAY Bailey, Miss Ella Bailey MISS
Edna Reinbach, Miss Helen Reinoacn
Hiss Isabel March. Miss EIlza I+.Il
March. Miss Bernice kingsbury' MISS
-de tinker. Miss Rose Davis, MISS
Frances smith. Miss Katherine Smlth'
%Jies Agnes Walsh. Miss Maude Finley
and Miss Daisy Neil
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The embargo which the railroads
have declared on poultry is pegln-
ming to worry the handsome ran
,-ah' bows. They are AFRAID that TINS
ray make il impossible for some OF
- fafr Washburn co-eds, who have
no motor cars. to get here for the
opening of school
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Miss Ruth Tandy entertained yes
,e,dsv afternoon in honor of Miss
norothv Hammond of Manhattan.
TThe guests were Miss Hammond, Miss
Edna Anton. Miss Margaret Rust, MISS
Taith Young: Miss Marian Daha' Siiss
Helen Rutledee Miss Dorothy Brad
bury. Miss Helen Bennett, MISS Doro-
INV BAR. Miss Esther LindeH, Miss
Au1usta TAYLOR Miss Florence Frlt-
TON Miss Esther Brandon. Miss iea-
mona kirkpatrick, Miss Violet
Mathews. Miss Gladys Organ, Miss
Virginia KitcheIl and Miss Lucille Nc
CURE of Kansas City
Miss Agnes Walsh entertained Few
friends this afternoon for her sister
Mrs. Charles Walsh, of Amarillo Tex.
who is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Anna Pryor.
The guests of Miss Irene Miller al
her home in Miller, Kan, this week
end will be Miss Mary Paxton. Miss
Georgia Neese, Miss Helen Lucas, MT
Gail Morgan, Mr.. Wellington culver
Mr.. WILDER Cole and Mr.. Fritz Bone
brake.
Mrs. Ivan Dibble entertained with
an afternoon at thimbles today at het
apartments in the Congleton she VII
have as her guests sewing CLUB &c
which she belongs.
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Kansas avenue milliners, who nave
Just returned from New YORK, say
that never was there more variety II
the headgear than this fall. There are
the large hats the medium sized mats
and the small hats. Among these are
mannish sailors. with high crowns and
narrow brims, large oblong sailors
medium sized round sailors, JOCKEY
hats and many varieties of large ir-
regular shapes. Many of the hats
have tendency to lift from the face
some of them being turned abruptly
up in front And then, too, there are
those with a scoop over the face anc
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