The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-28

and the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
who own their home will of course
return to It. But the Thetas VINO
have lived for three years at 1885 Col
vaEe and the Alpha Phis who were
in the Whittemore home on College
avenue have announced their new
abode. The Kappa Kappa CHS who
have lived at 1904 College will this
year go down the street to 1924 Col
lege. The Alpha Delta fraternity will
return to their roomy house in
Bolles avenue. This is their second
year there. There is someu specula-
ton as to whether a stone wall will be
raised between the two houses on
Seventeenth street and whether the
pergola will be as popular as it was
formerly.
The Children's Story Telling hour at
Pelletier's Saturday afternoon from
to o'clock will be devoted to a re-
hearsal for the Mother Goose pageant
to be given Monday. This will be
dress rehearsal and it is important that
the children in the pageant be present.
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A few of Miss Winifred Greene's in
innate friends have been asked to
spend tomorrow afternoon informally
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Culver
and her sister, Mrs. Raymond Wolfe,
who is visiting here. Miss Greene's en-
gagement to Mr.. William Van Horn
has been recently announced.
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THERE IS A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who says her lover was lots nicer
in France than he IS now on her front
porch. It vas quite possible TO grow
enthusiastic over him because he
arrived and tried to follow the ma
chine gun barrage with hand tic hand
combat 1t didn't work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Lerrigo
will arrive Saturday to visit at the
home of DIR. c. H. Larrigo. Mr.. Ler-
rigo is the general secretary for the
Y. NJ. C. A in south China with his
headquarters in Canton. He is on
furlo and will be in America until
about a year from now. After a visit
in Topeka the LerriCos will go to New
York, where MIR. Lerrigo will do ma
tional' Y. N. c. A. work this winter.
They have been spending the summer
in California
Notes and Personal Mention.
Lieut.. Eugene Harshbarger, the eon
of Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Harshbarger
has landed in New York after a year
overseas. He is now at Camp Mer-
rift and will come to Topeka. He has
been with the 319th engineers
Mrs. o. c. Neiswender has arrived
in Topeka after spending the summer
in Estes Park. The Neiswenders for
west for time. They are making
Topeka their permanent home
Miss Ruth Koester has accepted a
position in the advertising department
Of the Pelletier Stores company.
Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Flor
have been in Estes Park since early in
June. will return to Topeka next Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller has moved to- an
apartment in the Spivey for the win
ter.
Mrs. James w. Campbell and her
small daughters have returned to their
home in Wichita after two weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs. Emma Heivly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn L. Stone leave
today for a two weeks trip to New
York City En- route they will visit
Chicago. Buffalo. Detroit, Niagara
Falls and Washington.
Miss Beatrice Mcleod will leave this
, week for Morrill,, where she has a
teaching position. Her sister, Miss
Eta Mcleod, will teach in Silver
Lake.
Mrs. Frank Edison and her daugh-
ter. Caroline, have gone to Lake View
for a week.
Mr.. Herman Ewers. of Independ-
ence, was in Topeka Wednesday. He
was driving thru from Colorado where
he has been with his parents this sum-
mer. Mr.. Ewers was formerly stu
dent in Washburn college.
Mrs. Charles Roehrig. of Denver. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fore,
1112 Tyler street
Mr.. Cloud Shaw. Of Holton. is visit
ing his brother. DR.. ]. C. Shaw
Mr.. Frank Cope left last night for