The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-29

0BYNfYRANtLLLAMsJ ARREll

Mr. and Mrs John Edwards of Sc
dan, Kan, have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Pima, to Mr.
Orville Clarence Wynn, which occur
gone to Manila, Philippine Islands, to
make their home. Mrs. Wynn was
Washburn college student, and an AL
pha Phi pledge.
At the dance given by the girls of
the Alpha Phi sorority in the Wash
burn gymnasium Saturday night the
following were present: Miss Edna
Anton, Miss Marjorie Blank, Miss For
estine Blank, Miss Ruth Marsh. Miss
Ann Weightman. Miss Frances Olan-
der. Miss Rheva Bonjour. Miss Fay
Bonjour, Miss Esther Thomas. Miss
Pauline McVey Miss Charlotte West.
Miss Eula Fleming, Miss Juliet
Hughes. Miss Ruth Hawkes., Miss Hell
en- Hawkes., Miss Ruth Foster. Miss
Miss Charlotte Myers. Miss Grace
Quinn, Miss Mildred Graham, Miss
Marie Moore, Miss Mabel Howerton,
Miss Marian Williams, Miss Orpha
Baughman, Miss Josephine johnson,
Mr.. Romano Akers, Mr.. John Parkin-
son. Mr.. Clyde Schenck, Mr.. Lyman
King, Mr. Ronald McCord. Mr.. Curtis
Porter, Mr.. Armin Weiskirch, Mr..
George Greenwood, Mr. Frank Beech
wood, Mr.. Frank Meyer, Mr.. Claire
Menninger, Mr.. Warren Coolidge, Mr.
Ward Summerville, Mr.. William Geig-
er, Mr.. Byron Boone, Mr. Harold
Lowe, Mr. Merle Rutter, Mr. Woodey
Williams, Mr.. Kenneth Kearns, Mr..
Robert Hasty, Mr.. Hobart Hogue, and
Mr.. Arch Walter. Prof. and Mrs. E.
D. sehoenbergsr were M! the chaperons
Lieut.. Chester Thomas slipped one
over on the welcomers, by quietly
coming to town, without being dis
covered. He has DOTTED his uniform,
and now wears the habiliments of
civil life.
Lieutenant Thomas is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Thomas of S23
North Jackson street. He left Camp
Doniphan as a second lieutenant in
the 10th F. A. of the 35th division.
Soon after reaching France he was
sent to a gas school and made gas
officer. He was gassed in the Argonne
and sent to a hospital, and only re-
Joined his company shortly before the
signing of the armistice.
Being a staff officer and not attach
ed, ne was given the opportunity to
return to the states on the Won Steu-
ben, which brought the 10th engi-
neers. He was sent to Camp Dodge
for his discharge, and returned to To-
peka last Saturday, just one week
from the day that + + he i Z
I'M THE RICHEST MAN.
1 have my books and periodicals,
my yard, my birds, my flowers and
chickens, my kindly, friendly neigh
bors, my house, my wife and baby. l
have my health, my work, and my
| home with all it's comforts At the
! close of each day 1 hunt my bed with
/ my heart filled with a supreme con-
| tent and the consciousness that 1 am
/ living up to all that is best and most
wholesome within me, and that
| neither my time, nor my energy has
| that day been frittered away, but it
has been utilized in building up and
maintaining a healthy mind, healthy
soul in a healthy body. 1t is thus
| look upon life and find it good.
n. S. A.
y y x
The music department of the Wom-
! ans club, to meet at the Elks on
Thursday, will have the open hour in
the afternoon, except such time as is
/ devoted to business. Mrs. w. w. Wiki
dial, chairman of the music depart
ment, has arranged an attractive pro-
gram, with numbers by Miss Irma