The Topeka state journal., 1919-09-04
SOCIETY
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Miss. Vera Croft of Nortonville was
married Wednesday. September 3, to
Mr.. William B. Colett. jr. of Atchi-
son, at the home of her father, DR..
w. D. Croft The wedding was very
quiet and only few near friends and
relatives were present After the
ceremony the young people left for
short trip to Minneapolis, Mimi. on
their return they will live in Bronson,
Kan, where Mr.. Collett is employed in
4 bank.
Mrs. Collett was formerly a student
in Washburn college and has many
friends in Topeka. She is a member
Of the Alpha Phi sorority.
Mr.. Collett has recently been dis
charged from the army where he
served as an aviation lieutenant
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Now that Dean Kaye is back from
his vacation and the cooler weather
Is come and the choir members are
returning the work at Grace cathedral
will begin in earnest. This year even
more emphasis will be laid on the mu-
sic. There will be choir of about
forty, and besides the regular morn
ing and evening services they will give
many Sunday afternoon vesper musi-
calls. Mr.. Hermann Springer will be
the choir leader. and Mrs. J. a. Camp
bell the organist again this year. There
will be a choir rehearsal Saturday eve
ming.
The quartet is made up of Miss
Irma Lewis OF Bethany soprano; Mrs.
]. X. Rankin. contralto; Mr.. Glen
wood Jones. tenor, and Mr.. Springer,
bass.
THE Call OF the Field" a pageant
prepared by the Christian WOman's
Board of Missions will be given at the
West Side Christian church Sunday
evening at s o'clock. The occasion is
the forty-fifth anniversary of the c. w.
b. NJ. Among those who will take
part in the pageant are Miss Thelma
O'Neil, Mr.. ]. +. Marsh, Miss Mae
owen. Miss Dorothy Stadel. Mr.. NJ. +.
Harding. Mrs. J. F. Marsh, Mr.. n. +.
Fouch. James Kempe. Heba Sayles,
Juanita Candy, Viola wagner; Helen
Houdebush, Mrs. J. +. Roose, Mr.. J. +.
Roose, Miss Helen Travis Miss Mar
Fuerite Drake, Miss Blynn Corwine,
Mrs. K. +. Summers. Julius Perkuhn,
Fred WaggVnor, Norris Haworth.
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There seems to be some uncertainty
in the minds OF the members of the
Woman's club, particularly the new
ones. as to whom they are to pay their
dues. Mrs. David Page is the treas
urer and dues must be in to her by
September Is. on receiving them
Mrs. Page will send the member
receipt and ticket which admits her
to the opening breakfast to be held
Mt Pelletier's on October 2. viii the
woman having card No. 131 communi-
cate with Mrs Page.
The girls of the Theta sorority who
are employed down town have lunch
con together at the Chocolate Shop
every Thursday noon. Among those
Mrs. T, y. Davis and Mrs. p. B.
Koontz will be at home to the friends
OF their sister. Mrs. w. E. Section,
Friday Afternoon and evening at the
home Of Mrs. p. =. Koontz, 1923 Har-
rison street. Mrs. Section will return
to her home in Portland Saturday
after a visit of two months in Topeka.
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who are present each week are Miss
Jane Alexander, Miss Dorothy Miller
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Sue
Louise Bell. Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Elisabeth Edison. Miss Ruth
Rooster Miss Marie Vancil.
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The local chapter of Kappa Alpha
Theta met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Ruth Raster, the
occasion OF the meeting being the visit