The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-22

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in making hospital supplies Thou
sands of sheets, pillow cases and tow
els must be completed soon. Much
help can be given by the MONDAY
workers.
Following are the concerts to be
given on the entertainment course OF
the Y. w. c. A. this season:
October 26-Humorous entertain
ment by the Santa Ee orchestra, edu-
cationaly rally. presentation OF d.
plomaS
November Evening with the
harp, Miss Mary Sands
November s.Concert, Miss Rose
Gilberg
November 1S-Concert, Ruby, Eva
and Ethel May.
November 2S-The Dynamos. male
quartette, of Holton, Kan
Nov m er so - Remembering
Thanksgiving, Miss Mildred Cooxer
December IA farce, Mrs. W. s
Gentry.
December IA - Special program,
Strickler's Business college.
| December 81 - Scotch comedian,
Tom Powell.
January New Years open house.
| refreshments from to p. M Modoc
| club and orchestra, p. m.
January 4-Evening of fun, Miss
Esther Freeman. Wallace Corbett
January It'll Bazuma circus,
| McNeeley sisters.
| January 1S-Popular concert, Miss
Helen Phipps.
January 25-Operetta, Miss Ethyl
| Coover.
February Musical, Mrs. John
| Griley
February s-Fact, Fun and Philoso-
pry, with music) Alva P. Jones.
February 15--Entertainment, or
chestra of Euclid Avenue Methodist
church.
February 22-Patriotic program
Misses Blinn and Everingham.
March Humorous entertainers,
(Kresge Coz B. B. Eitelman.
March S-Whistling. Gladys a. Bro
kaw, Helen Whittelsey.
March 15-Washburn entertainers,
! Miss Florence Fair.
March 22 - Operetta, Cinderella,
! Miss Thelma Huston.
March 29-Recital, musical depart
ment. industrial and educational in
stitute.
April 5 Exhibition, gymnasium
| classes.
| There is a disQuieting rumor that
the fraternities and sororities out at
the college are planning to abandon
their annual fall parties this year.
These hops that the college young
people have been giving for years are
| frightfully expensive. The way they
entertain really puts the downtown
crowd right in the shadow They
have lovely engraved and silver
mounted and crested programs, costly
| favors and coolies of flowers for the
| decoration of the ball room, and reg
ular Lucullus feasts at intermissions.
| 1t will be a heavy blow if these gay
young things decide to give up the
annual hop. They are seriously think
ing, however. of cancelling the ordi-
| nary plans carried out in the dances
I ~
parties cost and use it to buy war
/ bonds.
| The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday, October %, at $3.50
o'clock. with Mrs. F. G. w. Travis,
1885 Park avenue. Mrs. ]. c. Ema-
hizer will read a paper on Garden
Bulbs" Red Cross work will be con-
! tinued.
Miss Eta Holcombe and Mr., Isle
H. Schneider were married Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, by the Rev.
| Robert Gordon of the First Baptist
church. The brides home is in La
Harpe. Ill. Her travelling suit was of
| dark brown broadcloth, worn with a
smart, tailored hat. She wore a cor
sage bouquet of roses and lilies of
the valley. She is a pretty young
woman and a talented musician. Mr..
Schneider has had a position with the
| Santa Fe III Topeka for the past seven
years. He and his bride left for a
wedding trip, and after their return
| they will make their home in Topeka.
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Mr.. J. S. Farrell announces the mar
riage of his daughter Margaret to Mr..
John T. Brennan. The ceremony took
place Wednesday morning, October
IT, at o'clock at the Holy Name
church, the Rev. Father O'Leary Off
ciating. Mendelssohn's Wedding
march was played by Mrs Arthur OPP
perman. AS an offertory Millard's
| Ave Maria was sung by Mr.. Edward
A. Wetzel of Rochester, N. Y. The
| bride was attended by her sister Miss
Mary Farrell. while the bridegroom s
brother, Mr.. Leo Brennan, acted as
best man.
The bride wore a travelling costume
of blue cloth and corsage of pink rose
buds and violets.
y wedding breakfast at the brides
home was attended by immediate
members of the family
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Brennan will be at home to their
friends at I'll Polk street.
A Halloween party was given at the
home of Miss Edith Austin, 521 Swy-
CART street, in honor of Miss Gene
We've Schiller who is leaving for Cali
AOI ma ne muse was decorated III
Halloween style and refreshments
were served. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell, Hugh
Kneisley, Marie Whitcomb, George A.
Pierson, Maude Butler, Roy robertson,
Babe Whitcomb, Harry Oden Mar
garet Birmingham. Albert Warren
Clara Compton, Hubert Sanford, Alma
Station, farrell Wade Genevieve
SCHUYLER, James Stevens, Dorothy En-
gle, Joe Dooley. Clara Watson, Her
man Van Langen, Alice Auerbach.
Archie Hossfelt, Elsie Fray Virgil
fetish, Florence Cassity Mary Biz
mingham, Mettie Watson, Giles Smith
and Ed Austin.