The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-30
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The November meeting of the Wo-
mans club will be held next Thursday
at the y. w. c. A. The art, civics,
education and home economics depart
ment meetings will be held at 1O:30
o'clock, the forestry. literature and
music departments will have their
meetings at 1870 o'clock. Luncheon
and the social part of the program VIII
begin at 1890 o'clock.
In the afternoon the general pro-
gram will open with the business hour
al 2:15 o'clock followed by several
violin numbers by Prof. F. J. kolbaba'
violinist of Washburn college Mrs
II. O. GarVey will tell of the art gal
leries of Europe which she visited ana
will also display pictures of some OF
the famous subjects. The art depart
ment of the club has arranged the
program Of the afternoon. The off,
GERS of this department include Mrs
Norman s Wear. Mrs. Frank Merriam
and Mrs. f. w. Freeman.
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A number of girls from the younger
set have been asked to assist in the
dining room at the U and l club party
to be given Monday afternoon at hel-
lam hall. The girls arc: Miss Con-
stance Reed. Miss Marian Benton, Miss
Octavia O'Neil. Miss Berenice Hemus'
Miss Betty Frost, Miss Isabel smith
Miss Jean Koontz Miss Catharlne Core
rine Peterson, Miss Corrine smith
Miss Florence Dolan, Miss Hlla van
Hook. Miss Edna Peppmeyer. MISS
Louise Smith, Miss Mary Nelswanger,
Miss Frances Esterly and Miss Maria Il
Reid. -,.o,
program for an hour beginning at 4'SV
o'clock.
The Delta Phi Delta sorority gave a
buffet supper Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Cleveland L. Lopez 1T
Boswell avenue for number OF nolioi
guests. who We're: Mrs II. w. hum
bic. national president; Miss Nirdilla
C;aumer. national corresponding secre-
tarv. Miss Mary Ketchum Of Lawrence.
and Miss Josephine Foutks' president
Of the Alpha chapter of the sorority
The guests included the active meI mem.
bers Of the sorority. the patronesses
and the pledges. ~.
Mrs. Humble, Miss Gaumer, Miss
Mary Ketchum and Miss Josephine
Foulks all came from Lawrence 10
view the Carlson exhibition of paint
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The marriage of Miss Evelyn Par
ham and Mr.. Taurus Magill took place
this afternoon at half after three
O'Clock at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Parham'
1918 Ilnc0lD street. Win lAAS 49,
John McAfee of the Westminster
church reading the double ring serv-
ice. ,,.,,..
Before the ceremony, Mr.. Wilbur
NTagfu brother of the bridegroom,
sang. II Love You Truly" accompan-
led by Mrs Magill, and Miss Lillian
Nralnstron, accompanied by Mrs, Ma
fil and with Miss Fayeben Williams
playinr the violin obbligato, sang AT
Dawning" Mrs. Magill, who is. the
brides sister. played the Mendelssohn
f,arch for the entrance Of the bridal
party. During the ceremony, Miss
Isillams played Loves Old sweet
song" and at the close, Mr.. Magil
sang because"
Little Harold McArthur-and Dor
othy McAgce ring bearers, carried the
rines in two big chrysqnthemums tied
With tullc Miss Helen Fttzgibbons
v7s bridesmaid and Mr.. Wilbur Hol-
iday best man.
The ceremony was performed in the
library before a bank of ferns and vel
TOW pompoms. Tall vases of yellow