The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-23

history and mythology of this flower:
Prof. w. A Harshbarger will tell of its
planting and cultivation and DIR. c. F.
Menninger will discuss the various va
rieties of peonies.
Mrs. Glen Beaver will sing for the
gathering.
Those who want I'd order peonies
thru the association may do so after
Springer. president of the association.
And any one who is interested is in
vited to be present at this meeting.
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Mr. Wilbur Cole. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Cole. who is attending the
Kansas State Agricultural college. has
been pledged by the Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
Among the announcements of soror-
ity pledges at K U. are Ann Horning
of Topeka, who went Sigma Kappa.
Alpha Chi Omega Alvina Hults was
pledged by the '.Acouth" sorority.
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The wild week of rushing at Kansas
university is ended and the sororities
announce the following pledges:
Sigma Kappa-Ann Horning. Topeka
dine he Rodgers olathe; Alberta OFT. oIathe
yering Speer, Olathe; Winifred Moore. Ga
lena; Helen Moore. Galena Juanita Miller.
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ris Stiyers, Fredonia; Maud Rustenbach,
Fredonia; Nadine Cox; Lawrence; Arleen
Cox, Lawrence Charlotte Cutter. Law
Hughes. Constant; Miriam Traynor, Dodge
City; Nesta Moore, Wichita; Lenora Miller,
Kappa Alpha Theta-Ann Parks. Atchi-
son; Mnrcella Chalkley. Lawrence Wilma
Miller. Lawrence; Ruth Kirk; Conway
Springs, Alfretta Bierer Hiawatha; Helen
Bloom. Independence; Theresa Qummal.
Kansas City; Ruth Saunders, Kansas
City; jeanette Atkinson Atkinson Nevada. No;
lola; Dorothy Wall. Kansas City; Jean
Phillips. wichita; Helen Silver, Morgan
Kappa Kappa Gamma-Constance Deg
nan. Hutchinson; Nellie Carey. LawLence;
Katherine Jackman. Lawrence; Marion
o Eff ' Virginia schwinn %elins s
Mary an Maro5 Helen
sas City; Helen Peck. Arkansas City; Vir-
ginia. Puffer, Burlington; Ruth Romans,
Alpha Chi omega-Elizabeth Stevens.
Kansas City: Patricia McKernan Evans.
Topeka Mary Crandall. Leroy; Marie Jor-
Catherine Milton. Elk City; Marion Nc
Chesney, Clay Center; Marjory Gelyeate,
Meade: Athol Brophy, Kansas City.
Gamma Phi Beta-Kathryn Mcdowell,
Pratt; Kay Warning, Kansas City; vir-
ginia Embrey, Lawrence; Margaret Larkin.
Lns Vegas; Katherine Larkin, Las Vegas
Soldier: Merle Adams. Lebanon; Leona
Dunn. Horton; Margaret white. Kansas
Myrtle Graves. MankatO.
Phi Beta Phi-Helen Barton. Hutchin-
Burres, Joplin: Maxine Bertis, Garden
City: Alice Carnie. Concordia: Cornelia
Washburne, Kansas City; Mildred Fowler.
City: Dorothy Me tir Kansas Na citS:
Maurine Firestone. Wichita; Harriet Os-
borne. Wichita; Nadine Irwin. Anthony;
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Perry. Albuquerque. n NJ: Evelyn Hor-
ton. Omaha; Berniee Blair. Bolton: Har-
Chi omega-Kathryn Simmons. Hutch
inson: Helen Palmer, Concordia; Gladys
Mn a,aTta ring tConeordin; Marion Warner.
garet Patterson. Fredonia: Hazel Winkler,
Chanute; Hazel Crawford. Winfield
M,Chfe H S,s1rS Wichita Marcia Rsker
Burlington. Topeka: Rita Burt. Kansas
City: Margaret Riley. Leavenworth: Ger
a!dine Petit, Neodesha; Helen Thomas.
Alpha omricon Pi-Reba White. Neo-
desha Zada AhiPley. Neodesha; Mazda
Oklahoma: fnez Ward. sharon Springs.
,Acoth-Alvina Hults. Topeka: Mildred
renee; Louise Phillips Lawrence: Carol
Casner, Kansas City.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. White. who has been with her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Mills has gone
to La Crosse, Wis, to spend the win
ter with her son. Mr.. Kirk White.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity of
Washburn announces Ted Belvins of
Kansas City, Mo, as a pledge
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander
are moving into the Devon apartment
that has been occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Dunn. The Dunns will
live in Wichita. where Mr.. Dunn is
manager of the Wichita clearing
house. Mr.. Dunn has already gone to
Wichita and Mrs Dunn will Join him
in few weeks.
Mr.. Franklin Van Petten, who went
to Omaha to visit his mother, has re-
turned and is in school at Lawrence
He spent yesterday in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Roebuck of Chi
cago have returned home after a visit
to Mr.. Roebuck's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. H. Roebuck of Topeka
Mrs. n. V. Wood left today for Kan
sas City for two weeks visit with Mr..
Woods parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ p.
Wood. MR. Wood will go to Kansas
City for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coe of New York
City announce the birth of a daugh
ter. to whom they have given the
formerly Miss Mary Gleed OF Topeka
Mrs. H. S. Reed and her daughter
Mrs. Henry Miller of Rossville. and
her son. DR.. Stanley Reed of Oma ha.
nave returned from Michigan with the
body of Mr.. Reed. who died there last
Friday.
DR.. Geo. H. Allen. Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat. has resumed his practice
at his former office, 61T-61S Mills
Building. Phone 2715.-Adv.
Mr.. Jack Merriam. Mr.. Glen Hus-
sey and Mr.. Ned E'lemming who mo-
tored to Philadelphia. arrived there
last Saturday. II took them a little |
less than a week to make the trip
All three of the boys are attending the !
University of PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Graves of Homo |
lulu have arrived for visit to Mrs |
Graves's mother. Mrs. S. A. Umpleby, |
and family. Mr.. Graves is the superin- |
tendent of the American Railway Ex- i
press company in Honolulu He and |
Mrs. Graves will spend three months !