The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-18

The Phil Delta Theta men OF Wao4.-
burn college. announce the following
new pledges:
Mr. Norman Bloom, of Hiawatha.
Mr. Charles c. Calvert of Muscotah.
Mr. Charles f. Currey. of Topeka.
Mr. Ned Fleming. of Topeka.
Mr.. Ronald T. Finney. of Emporia.
Mr.. John c. Jones of Topeka.
Mr.. Floyd Cossman, of St. John.
Mr.. George Gcreke. of st. John.
Mr.. Armin Weiskirch. of Topeka.
Mr.. Leo. c. Wyman. of Hutchinson.
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= party of students from Topeka
will leave soon to attend college. They
will travel together far as Chicago.
Miss Grace Dana. the daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. n. w Dana, will go
to Ann Arbor, to he a student in the
Michigan university, Miss Anita Weis-
kirch. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
~ a Weiskirch. and Miss Virginia
KitcGen. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
". w KitcheIl, will go to Madison.
VII. 10 enter the Wisconsin univer-
sity
Mr. Edwin Mennirger will go to
New York to resume his work in Col
uInbih university.
Miss Dana, Miss Kitchell and Miss
Weiskirch were all students in Wash
burn last year. Wisconsin is the old
home of Miss Welskirchs father. and
Miss Kitchelrs two older sisters are
versiiy. That school is a sort of fam
lily tradition in both households.
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Tic Kappa Alpha Theta girls At
Washburn college gave a picnic party
ndunlaX night for some of the new
airls They had = steak roast on the
shuuganunest banks and were joined
in the evening by the nen friends of
the members and Their guests
a..
lawn avenue. will entertain her Thin
bic club Thursday at her home. The
members, this year, instead of doing
their own needlework at the club
meetings, will bring Red Cross sewing
The Alpha Delta fraternity of Wash
burn college, today announces the
following new pledges:
Mr.. Lyman King, of Topeka.
Mr.. Dan GuEler, of Woodbine.
Mr.. Donald McIlrath, of Hutchin-
Mr. Ray Donald McIvar of Hutch
inson.
Mr. Ray Gomel, of LincoInviIe.
Mr.. Albert Reed.
a party Of Topeka people spent the
Weekend at Lakevicw. Among those
who were there Sunday were: Mr..
9rd Mrs. Horace Hall, DR.. and Mrs.
- II. Scholle and their daughter
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Judge and Mrs. l.. s. Ferry and their
Cuests, Miss Mary Alexander and Miss
l;etty Bonebrake; Mr.. and Mrs. f,
G.. Foster and their son. Mitchell;
Clark. Mr.. Charles Barnes and his
sons, Charles and Jack; Mr.. and Mrs.
!. II. Leonard and Mr.. Charles War
din. Mr.. Leonard and Mr.. Wardin
are charter members of the club, and
have been going. to Lakeview for fish
The Kappa Kappa Chi girls of
Washburn college will give a recep
ton next Saturday afternoon at the
chapter house for all the Freshman
girls of the college. The Kappa Chi
girls give such a party as an annual
event in the opening days of the
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lukens of Sun
ny Slope, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Grace May, to Lieut..
Kirck c. Cecil. of Portland. Oregon.
The marriage was quietly solemnized
Monday afternoon at three o'clock, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w E.
Scotch. of Portland, Ore, by the Rev.
W G. Handley, formerly pastor of the
Sorth Topeka Baptist church. The
bride wore a smart travelling suit of
dark blue broadcloth, with velvet hat
to match.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Cecil of North To-
peka. He has recently received his
commission as first lieutenant in the
coast artillery and is stationed al Fort
Stevens, Oregon.
Miss Sara Hazel Slaughter is in Kan
sas city visiting Miss Mary Lowry.
Mrs. E. H. Lowry entertained Satur-
day night at the Coates house for her
daughter and for Miss Slaughter.
About forty guests attended.
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Miss Ruth Foster who graduated
last June from the Kansas State uni