The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01

of the University of Kansas and is
member of the Sigma Alpha Epsiloh
fraternity He was in overseas serv-
ice for two years, and was only cis-
charged from military service last
August Since then he has accepted
position as civil engineer on the
staff of the chief engineer OF the
Baltimore & Ohio.
The engagement was announced at
luncheon given today at noon. The
luncheon was also in compliment to
Miss Hazel Boast. whose marriage to
Mr.. Wayte Lytle win taxi. place Mon
day. a few intimate friends were
guests.
Miss Rowe and Mr.. Maurer will be
married during the holidays. They
will make heir home in Cincinnati.
, Miss Rowe will study voice in the Gin
climatic conservatory of Music.
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The girls of the active chapter of
| Kappa Alpha Theta at Washburn col
lege will be hostesses tonight at
Halloween dance at the. Elks club,
for their pledges. The pledges are:
Miss Doris CARRIER, Miss Dorothy Ber-
ryman, Miss Frances Price. Miss
/ Betty Bonebrake, Miss Esther Paxton.
Miss Esther Reid, Miss Louise Davis,
Miss Margaret Connors, Miss Grace
Gleed and Miss Sally Hamilton. other
guests and the girls of the hostess
| chapter who will attend will be Miss
| Violet Crumbine, Miss Beatrice Shake
shaft, Miss jeanette Gleed, Miss Alice
More house. Miss LYDIA Suydam. Miss
Mabel Claire Steele Miss Euniee
Geiger, Miss Betty Fyffe, Miss Telline
! Evans. Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Doro-
| thy Crane, Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss
Helen Lucas, Mr.. Jack Saunders, Mr..
| Lynn Smith, Mr.. Benjamin Franklin,
Mr; BURGESS Van Vechten, Mr.. Arch
McKeever, Mr.. George Rourke, Mr..
| Floyd Cossman, Mr.. Charles Calvert.
| Mr.. Roland jacquard, Mr.. Howard
Myers, Mr.. Tom Springer, Mr.. Brya MT
| Hoffman. Mr.. Charles Connor. Mr.
Philip Fable. Mr. Hugh Russell. Mr..
| Hobert Hogue, Mr.. Omer Raines, Mr..
| Douglass Bowman, Mr.. Glen Davis
Mr.. Raymond FTager, Mr. John Rip
| ley. Mr.. Lester Cable Mr. Robert
Grown and Mr.. Chester Bunger.
The party will be chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller and Mrs.
Root.
Miss Marian Williams was hostess
| Friday noon at a luncheon at the
| Chocolate Shop for her cousin, Miss
Dorotny sherman Smith, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Charles Kouns will take
| place November 5. The centerpiece
was of white roses and there were
individual corsages of pink roses and
violets. Covers were laid for Miss
Smith Miss Marian Moore, Miss
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Miss Edna Anton and Miss Williams.
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| The Alpha Phi a1umnae met at a
luncheon at Pelletier's Tea room this
noon. Those present were: Miss
Kathryn Albaugh, Miss Helen Neese,
| Miss Maude McVey, Mrs William
| Snyder, Mrs. Forest Rice, Miss Sally
Tuttle, Miss Ruth Tomiinson, Miss
| Helen Bennett Mrs. Tinkham Veale,
Miss Grace Dana, Mrs. William Tom
hnson, Miss Alice Griffin and Miss
Mildred Lewis.
The members of the Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority Will give their annual
Founders Day banquet next Saturday
noon at the chapter house. In the
evening the girls of the active chapter
viii be hostesses a a carnival dance,
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The new Y. w. C. A Annex will be
| opened officially next Thursday for
The Annex. which is half a block
north of the Y. W. c. A. building, has
been recently remodeled and refur-
nished, and will be used for Y. w
C. A home for young women. It will
be under the same rules and man
agement as the rooms in the Y w. C
A building itself. and will enable the
Y. W. c. A. to care for about thirt,
or thirty-five more girls than hereto
fore.
! nc IiOuS0 mas D0en Tepalnreu or
the outside, and newly decorated
within. Most of the woodwork is done
in cream colored enamel, and the wal
paper and draperies in the bedroom,
are in delicate harmonizfng colors Or
the first floor are the parlor and hall
the matron'S room, and two large
pleasant bedrooms. There is a dor.
mitory hall, with ten beds on the sec
ond floor, as we'll as two other plea s.
ant bedrooms for two or three girls
In most of the rooms there are fire
places, and there are modern apart
ments thruout. Mention must also be
made of the kitchenette on the frs
floor. which will be for the use of tn,
| girls.
While the rooms are attractivel,
Furnished there is still need for bed
room rockers, and any one who il
willing to give a spare bedroom rock
er to the Annex is asked to call the Y
w. c. A, or send the rocker.
Mrs. A. K. Robinson will be the ma
tron.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dougnert.
have issued cards announcing tn
marriage of their daughter, Glady
Mercia. to Mr.. Ralph Milton Myers
place Sunday afternoon, October Is
at o'clock at the home of the bride
| groom'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irvil
H Myers. Orange, Cal. Before tn
| ceremony, Miss Sue Myers sister o
the bridegroom, and Mr.. Homer Davi
sang. Il Love You Truly" Miss Myer
played the wedding march from
Lohengrin as the bridal party entere,
the living room and took their place
beneath an arch of palm ferns an,
orange blossoms. The bride an
bridegroom were attended by tn
bridegroom's brother and wife, MI
and Mrs. Burton Myers. of Salem, Ore
Louise Rasor was the ring bearer. an,
carried the ring in a small baske
containing a large pink rose whicl
held the ring. The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. NJ. L. Pearson, paste
of the First Presbyterian church o
Orange The ring service was used
The living room and library wer
decorated with large red dahlias an,
asparagus ferns. The dining room
was in pink and white roses
The brides dress was of white crep
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