The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-27
SOCIETY
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! OF the Drlde s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| A. L. Scott. The Rev. Charles Linse.
the bridegroom's father, read the cere-
mony before a small asse mbly of rela-
| tives and friends. Before the cere-
money Miss Violet Slagle sang II Love
You Truly" and during the reading
Miss Mildred Ramsey played ITO a
Wild Rose
Yellow and white chrysanthemums
were used for house decorations. The
bride wore a cloth suit of reindeer
brown with trimming of fur. Her
| blouse was of beaded GeorGette in the
same shade and her hat of velvet also
| harmonized. She wore a corsage of
sunburst roses, violets and valley
lilies. Following the ceremony a
! Thanksgiving dinner was served.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Linge will leave this
evening for Little Rock and Hot
| Springs. Ark, where they Will spend
| a two weeks honeymoon. On their
return they will go into their home
at 233 Elmwood avenue, which is fur
nished and ready for them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Linge are both well
known Washburn people. Mrs. Linge
| taught two years after her graduation.
Mr.. Linge served in the army. He is
! assistant manager of the Cadmean
ChautauQua company.
Out of town guests at the wedding
were Mrs. Ruby Scott and Miss Nellie
Scott OF Seneca Mr.: CHARLES Scott of
Enterprise. Miss Mildred Ramsey of
Talmadge.
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! The town members of the kappa
| Sigma fraternity and some of the out
| of town men who did not go home
yesterday gave a dance at the chapter
! house last night. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft, Miss
! Gwen Shakeshaft, Mr.. Leroy Tucker,
| Miss Ramona Kirkpatrick, Miss Marie
Hupher, Miss Lillian Larson, Miss
Marion Price, Miss Frances Price, Miss
/ lows
/ Miss Alena Philbain, Miss Ruth Marsh.
Miss Orpha Bauchman, Miss Florence
Rowles, Miss Renna Rosenthal, Miss
Rhea Robertson, Miss Mabel Hover
/ ton, Miss Irene Howard, Mr.. Otto
| Rein bach Mr.. Torrance Curry Mr..
Robin Brown, Mr.. Douglas Bowman,
| Mi. Arthur Erricson, Mr.. DeLoss Err
| ricson.~Mr. Morris Dean, Mr. Robert
| Yates, Mr.. Bryan Hoffman, Mr.. Hugh
Kiene. Mr.. Merriam Sheldon. Mr..
Henry Eller. Mr. Ralph Kiene, Mr..
Ralph Oman. Mr.. Rollan Jacquart. Mr..
A. j. Thomas, of Manhattan.
Col. and Mrs. Alvarado NJ Fuller
entertained the following guests at
dinner last evening at their home Gov.
and Mrs. Henry J. Allen, Lieut.. Col.
James Lockett, L. S. army. and Mrs.
and Mrs. William Redwood Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. David Mulvane, and Mr..
Robert W. Blair.
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| A simple Thanksgiving wedding
which will occur this afternoon is that
of Miss Mary Susannah Rodgers and
| Mr.. Franklin H. Durant. The cere-
mony will be read at 4 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
, Mrs. John E. Lord, by the Rev. Charles
re present. There will be no attend
l. nts or music, and the chrysanthemum
decorations will be unpretentious.
Miss Rodgers will wear a tailored suit
of blue gray cloth and blue Georg-
cite blouse with trimmings of lace.
| A small black hat with feather trim
and corsage of pink roses complete
! the costume.
Miss Rodgers and Mr.. Durant are
both well known in Topeka. Mr.. Du-
rant was proprietor of a drug store
which he sold to enter military serv-
ice He is now with the Arnold Drug
company The young people will
make their home at ISL Mulvane
street.
Out-of-town guests who are expect
sister, Mrs. Rebecca Rodgers Garvin,
of Des Moines; Mr.. and Mrs Scott
Lord. of Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Johnson, of Ellis. Kan. and Mr.. and
Mrs M. j. shas & of ). ch 4 MO-
The fine arts department of Wash
burn will present Gilbert & Sullivan S
"Pinafore" in March. The department
gave an excellent Interpretation of the
"Mikado' last year and have chosen
similar production for this ear. AS
vet the parts have not been assigned
The Washburn Dramatic club Will CO.
operate with the fine arts department
in the opera.
Goldie Locks was lucky If she found
a bed that suited her and she could
keep the third time. Evidently Collie
Locks was no. in a sorority house
This is what really happened. Two
town girls, members of this secret so
ciety, decided to spend the night be-
fore Thanksgiving in the chapter
to be out there The evening was
all right: they helped the girls who
were going to parties to get off. both
cred the dates in the parlor, ate candy
! from the boxes they found and "a
pleasant time was had" At a rea-
sonable bed time they went bed hunt
| ing The chaperon was away for the
night. They would go to her bed and
not be disturbed till morning. 1t was
| a bright idea. They were cozily set
fIed when some one looked in
gasped, looked again and then de-
manded they rise at once. Some ones
| cousin was there for the night to Get
as chaperOn. anu was " occupy inc
room. They moved on. Another bed
usually unoccupied was found and they
were soon asleep. About midnight
the owners of the room came home,
! turned on the lights, the fire and
| closed the windows and proceeded to
/ discuss all the people at the dance and
read letters in whispers and to won
der how they could wake up early if
they slept on the porch as was their