The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-12

Donaldson, Miss Blanche Kreige.
Miss Edith Marsh. Miss Ethel Schoef-
lin. Miss Helen Murray. Mr.. Clarence
N- anu !. S0''
, Mrs S. S. Beggs will be at home
Friday afternoon from g. until 5, at
her home, 1874 Topeka avenue, in
honor of her daughter. Miss Sierra
Tyson Cox will be an early event. The
assisting friends will be chosen from
the Alpha Phi sorority of Washburn.
of which Miss Beggs is a member.
No invitations have been issued, and
Mrs. Begss and her daughter will be
pleased to receive all of their friends.
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The marriage of Mss Gretchen N.
Mccall of Lecompton and Mr.. Jesse
NJ. Hunley of Cheyenne. Wyo.. oc-
CURED last evening at the home of the
Rev. J. B. Gibson, 1918 Lane street,
the service being read by the Rev
erend Mr.. Gibson.
Mrs Hunley is a young woman of
fine intellectual attachments. having
been the highest salaried teacher in
years. Mr.. Hunley is young business
man of Cheyenne, where they will
make their home.
The ice cream social to have been
given last week by the young people
which was postponed on account of
the weather, will be held on the
church lawn Friday evening.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who cast her bread on the water,
but it did not return to her. When
she returned home from her work a
few days ago she found that a young
woman had taken shelter on her front
porch from the rain. She invited her
| in but the invitation was declined. She
then offered the use of her umbrella,
which offer was accepted. The next
| m orning as she started to her work
the young woman drove up in a large
| car with a man. the back seat being
| entirely empty, handed over the UNI
! brella and drove off. letting the good
| Samaritan trudge to her work, on the
theory. possibly, that if she didn't
| own car of her own. she ought to
walk.
Miss Josephine Weaver entertained
a few friends Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Florence Triton, whose
marriage to Mr.. Frank Durein will oc-
cur June H.. The guests were Miss
Triton. Mrs. Drunk. Mrs. Hallock
Miss Margaret Rust, Miss Ruth Tandy,
Miss Esther Lindell. Miss Ethel Gran
Bennett, and Miss Charlotte WEIGH OF
Little Rock. Ark.
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The first and second year piano
pupils of Miss Roberta McKira han
| will appear in recital this afternoon at
Lane street. Those taking part are
Jane Griggs, Ida Lanning, Marcia
Mills. Jane Mills, Ruth Rosebrough
Catherine Catlin, Hugo Carroll
Howard Johnston. Frances Hodge
inc Gunter. Edward Fisher. Dorothy
Obrecht. Herbert Mcvey, Eleanor
Wagner Dorothy Wagner, Louise Nc
Dowell. Lois Wolcott, Roger Owen
Eugene Roe. Sallie Lillard, Virginia
ginia Crosby. Miss Laura Wood will
assist with number of readings.
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The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority of Washburn will have an in
formal dancing party tonight at the
| Elks club at nine o'clock. Among the
out-of-town girls who will attend are;
Miss Geraldine Riley, of Holton; Miss
Adelaide johnson, of Leavenworth
Mrs. Harry Speck, of Lyons; Miss Fee
1 Knowles, Of wellington; Miss Ruth
Suydam, of Leavenworth; Miss Erma
Shaw. of Holton; Miss Marjorie
Voiles, of Leavenworth, and Miss
Doris CARRIER, of Holton.
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4 Perhaps never in the. history OF
/ Washburn college has there been sc
much excitement and enthusiast SIN as
was displayed last night. in the all
night affairs. Perhaps it was due tc
the fact that the students realize thai
Washburn is coming into her own; is
being recognized as a strong college
Is a potent factor in the life of To
peka. and is making forward strides
all the time
However that may be, the high tide
of enthusiasm was reached last might
when all of the different sororities
and fraternities held reunions, and
the male students staged their annua