The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-14

dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Dodge,
Mrs: a: L. Dodge; Major and Mrs.
Fred Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile Cave, Miss Flora Shier and Miss
Floy Lightfoot, all of Salina; Mr.. Car
son c. Peck, of Trinidad, Colo; Miss
Marie Graft, of Lawrence; Miss Eliza
zeth Leach, of Perry; Miss Evelyn
Hockins, of Emporia; Mr.. Carol
Wakenhut, of Lawrence, and Mr..
Harold Neptune, of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck will go for an
eastern trip, and after their return to
Kansas they will be at home at BIS
Washington avenue, Salina.
The bride is a graduate of the fine
arts department of Washburn college
in the class of 1915. She has studied
both piano and voice music, and
taught music for some time after her
Kansas. She is a member of the
Sigma Alpha Iota sorority, and the
women of her bridal party were
alumnae members of the sorority.
| Mr.. Peck is a graduate of the Kan
sas State Agricultural college. He is
a nephew of the late Carson c. Peck of
New York. of the Woolworth firm.
Mr. Peck is engaged in the livestock
business with his father in Salina.
The Ideal Bridge Club will meet
! Tuesday with Mrs. c. NJ. Hill. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Hill. Mrs. A. H.
/ Purdy and Mrs f. R. Faulkner.
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/ One of our society lions was recently
bemoaning his rapidly advancing bald
ness. Said he, When 1 walk down
the street I'm a regular BEAR, but
! get me in the house with my hat Off
and I'm just bare"
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! The Phi Delta Theta men of Wash
burn college gave their annual spring
/ formal dinner-dance Friday night at
! the Elks club. Palms, ferns, roses
| decorate the dining room, where tbs
guests were served at quartette tables
Bouquets laid at the plates were favors
I for the girls.
Mr.. Harwood Benton, president OF
the fraternity, was POSTMASTER. Re-
| sponSes were made as follows: Mr.
Imri Zumwalt, for the older alumni
Mr.. Donald Welty for the younger
alumni; and Mr.. Arthur Bulge for
the freshmen.
The orchestra in the ball room
! played behind a screen of palms
| FaVors in the two favor dances were
i silver jewel cases and small pictures
of the fraternity members. The sur
carnival, with flags and confetti and
red, white and blue caps for the
dancers. The dances before the car.
niva1 were named for the active mem
bers of the fraternity, and those FOL
lowing for the pledges who had the
carnival in charge. They are Mr.
wellington Culver. Mr.. Carl Zeigler
Mr.. Arthur Bulge and Mr.. Ralph
Pettis.
Those who attended the party were
Judge and Mrs. Henry F. Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. Irmi Zumwalt, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. F. Troxell, Mr. and Mrs Ed Seeley
Mr.. and Mrs. David Neiswanger, Mis-
Ruth Foster, Miss Marjorie Herrig
Miss Kathryn Harrison, Mrs. Warner
Crumbine, Miss Sue Louise Bell, Mis-
Cynthia Monroe, Miss Florence Bow
man, Miss Marian Williams. Mis-
Edith Troxell, Miss Creta Seeley, o
Norton; Miss Laurene Creery, Mis-
Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Juliett'
Brown. Miss Majel Langhart, Mis-
Eula Fleming, Miss Winifred Hamil
ton, Miss Katharine Knowles. Mis-
Margaret Suydam, Miss Catherine
Conkling, Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Hell
! en- Hunter. Miss Ruth Washburn, o
Baldwin; Miss Telline Evans. Mis-
Christine Ward, Miss Teresa Tucker
Miss Elizabeth Culver, Miss Kathryl
Albaugh, Miss Esther Jensen, Mis-
Lucille Bomgardner. Miss Violet Crum
bine, Miss Ruth Rooster, Mr.. Waite
, Slag1e Mr.. Arthur Champeny, Mr.
Don Welty, Mr.. Joe Hutchinson of Sa
line; Mr.. Seaton Hamill, Mr.. Free
Beerbohm, Mr.. John Bauerfein, MI
Dick Fritz, Mr.. Willard Troxell, MI
Walt Kutrow, Mr.. Joe Haynes, MI
} Harwood Benton, Mr.. Henry Sullivan
Mr.. Robert Hasty, Mr.. Tracy Leedom
) Mr.. larry Champeny, Mr.. Ray Cal
Than. Mr.. Harry Welty, Mr.. JOIN
Parkinson, Mr.. Glenn Hussey, Mr.. Arc
FARRELL Mr.. Harold Snythe, Mr.. Arth
ur Bulge Mr.. Ralph Pettis, Mr.. Tol
5 Ware, Mr.. Wellington Culver, MI