The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-16

home of Mrs. L. NJ Powell. has been
postponed and will be held next
Thursday afternoon instead.
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Miss corbet was given an oppor-
tunity to work in Poland, but has ac-
cepted her present position. She has
been in Coblentz since June,
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Rit-
ter-Bush. of Oklahoma City. Okla,
and Mr.. George T. Willard took place
this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
home OF the bridegroom's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G. willard 1914 To-
Peka boulevard. DR.. s. S. Estey read
the service, and only the immediate
members of the family were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Willard arrived
Wednesday from Chicago to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. Willard is connected with the
Railway Supply Business of st. Louis.
where he and his bride will make their
home. leaving this evening.
Four additional names have been
added to the Alpha Delta pledges and
include: Mr.. Dale Dexter, of Center
vile, Kan; Mr.. Glenn Hobart and Mr..
Lee Hobart of lola, Kan, and Mr..
Ralph Noah. Of Topeka.
| The members of the Military Sister
hood who have room for one or more
soldier boys during the Thirty-fifth
reunion to be held here next week
Beine as soon as possible, telling her
how many boys they are able to fur
nish sleeping quarters for.
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| Seven new names were added to the
Rota club membership list last eve
n nlll tolIowlng the dinner held at the
| Elks club. They are: Miss Marie L
| johnson, Miss Mabel NJ. Conger, Mrs.
| Winifred M. Meeker, Miss Marguerite
| Gohlke, Miss Gertrude Burning, Mrs.
| Ida Migliario and DR.. Elvenor Ernest
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Holcomb of Boston.
/ were guest at the dinner, they hav-
ing come here to direct the pageant,
] The Passing of the Kings" which
| the club will give in October. Mrs.
Anna Foy and Miss May Malone gave
talks on their respective professions.
Mr.. E1don c. Shoup left Wednesday
evening for the east. He will take a
| two-year course in the Harvard school
| of business administration. Mr.. Shoup
| was graduated with the Washburn
! class of 1920.
Mr.. Earl L. Shoup, who taught Ia st
year in the Emporia Normal school.
VIII also enter Harvard, taking post
graduate work.
Members of the Washburn Ambu-
! -e-A-SO company NOI COM
pany No. 347, 312th Sanitary Train,
| 87th Division, as they are officially
| KNOWN had a watermelon spread
| wednesday evening at the home of
Myron Kelsey.
The men attending were: Mr.. Ira
| Burkholder, Mr.. Frank Williamson,
Mr.. James Heberling. Mr.. Robert
Romig, Mr.. Otis Snyder, Mr.. LLOYD
| Cochran, Mr. Loren Elliott. Mr. Vim
cent Kerans, Mr.. Kenneth Kerans,
Mr.. Oliver Wilson. Mr.. Charles Bios
ser, Mr.. Charles Brazil. Mr.. William
! Brazil, Mr. Alexander Hansford. Mr..
Robert Chilson, Mr.. Reese Lewis Mr..
Maurice Mcdonald. Mr.. Earl Brown,
Mr. Thompson Euwer, Mr.. Elmer Eu-
wer, Mr. Kenneth Boggs, Mr.. Scoville
| Davidson, Mr.. Robert Woodford, Mr..
John Humans. Mr.. Roche Singer, Mr..
Fred Frey, Mr.. George Rinnes, Mr..
Riley Larkin, Mr.. George Scholz. Mr..
Frank Kendall. Mr.. Claude Leonard.
Mr.; William Spurgeon, Mr.. Robert
] Bolch.
Mrs. c. W. Smith and Mrs Fred
lGray entertained informally this after
Ynoon at Mrs. Smiths home in Broad
moor avenue for Mrs. J r. Wells
and her granddaughter, Miss Ruth
Hawkes., who will leave soon for Bar
tlesville, Okla, where they will join
Mr.. S. NJ. Hawkes. in a permanent
home.
Out Of town guests were: Mrs. E. ].
Williams. Mrs. Charles. Alexander, Mrs.
Osee Colbaugh and Miss Eleanor Dun
llwere Joined later in the evening by