The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-05

ing several numbers. Dean Carol Da-
Wis of Christ's cathedral at st. Louis
will give an address.
Sunday morning the graduate nurses
will attend the baccalaureate sermon
to be given at Grace cathedral by
Dean Davis of st. Louis. Tuesday eve
ming the graduating exercises will be
held in Christs hospital garden with
Bishop Wise addressing the nurses
who are completing their course. A
reception and garden party for the
friends and patrons of the hospital will
be given following the commencement
exercises.
The nurses who are graduating are:
Miss Esther Hersch of Holton, Kan. :;
Miss Lillian Myers of Glen Elder,
Kan. Miss Lille Madden of Emporia;
Miss Frances Scott, Miss Madge Bun
ten and Miss Mond Wiede, all of To-
peka.
The board of trustees of the hos
Dr. w. F. Bowen, Mr.. J. r. Burrow,
Mr.. Charles Blood Smith, Mr.. Frank
P. MacLennan. Mr.. J. P. Davis. Mr..
John V. Abrahams. Judge J. G. Sion
ecker, Mr.. d. w. Miller. Mr.. Charles
Mitchell and DE- + J: = c. : NoclintOok'
The Knife and Fork club will have
their guest day meeting Monday eve
ming at Pelletier's with Mrs. J. F.
farrell as hostess. Each member of
the club Will give a three minute talk.
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The marriage of Miss Dulce Long,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Long. and Mr.. Earl Ralston Reinochl
of Massillon, Ohio, will take place this
evening ats o'clock at the home of
he brides parents in West Sixth ave-
nue..
The bridal party will enter the liv-
ing room rs Mrs. w. A. Dawson plays
the Mendelssohn wedding march.
They will be preceded by little Billy
Dawson and his sister. June Dawson,
who will each carry ring in rose.
The Rev. r. K Pooley of st. Paul's
church al Leavenworth will read the
service. The bride will wear a gown
of white satin with pearl trimming
and her flowers will be a corsage of
lilies of the valley and brides roses.
There will be no attendants.
The bride has been teaching pri-
mary grades in the city schools and
in Oakland the past few years. She
school and attended Washburn college.
Mr.. Reinochl is a graduate of Ohio
College and during the war served
with Battery A, both field artillery.
He is connected with the valuation de-
partment of the Santa Fe.
MIR. and Mrs. Reinochl will leave
this evening to spend a few months
at a summer camp at Wakarusa. They
will be at home after September l in
Topeka.
The first meeting of the Interna-
tional Federation of University women
will be held in London in July. Thus
the woman who is a member of the
Association of Collegiate Alumnae is
part not only of the national asso-
citation but of a world organization
of college women. Thru it she has
an opportunity to do her share in
bringing about a better world condi-
ton. The purpose of the London
meeting is to promote a better inter
national understanding. There is an
active branch of the association in
Topeka. The total membership of the
association in the United States is
about 1900 women.
Friday noon a number of Topeka
men who are Phi Gamma Deltas met
at the Elks' club to have luncheon and
to perfect an alumni association Of
the fraternity. The officers of the as
ISOLATION are: Judge ]. G. Slonecker
president; Mr.. John Porter. secretary
treasurer. The men will meet the
first Monday of each month at the
Elks' club for luncheon.
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The seniors OF the College of the
Sister of Bethany will give their an
nual play on the campus. This year
the girls will give Alfred Noyes'
Sherwood Forest" Those taking part
will be members of the class assisted
by few of the lower classmen. Miss
Louise Ross is directing the produc-
ton.
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Miss Maude Dutton was the guest
of honor Thursday afternoon at a
shower given for her by Mrs. Roy K.
Raster of Washington, D. C. The af
fair was held at the home of Mrs. S.
G.. Phillips of 1917 Lincoln street.
Miss buttons marriage to Mr.. H. YER
non Frownfelter will take place Tues
day. June S.
The guests included: Mrs. Glen