The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-30

chrysanthemums were placed at either
side. Pink and white NUNS were used
in the living room and yellow POM
poms were used in the dining room.
The brides dress was white char
meuse made with a round neck and
short sleeves. The trimming was
chantilly lace and pearls At either
side of the sl.irt were Grapes of the
material from which hung the lace
fastened in place with pearls. She
carried a shower bouquet of butterfly
roses. gypsophelia and rosebuds.
Miss Fitzgibbons wore yellow georg-.
cite and carried an arm bouquet of
Ophelia roses and gypsophelia-
Mrs Samuel Magill, mother of the
bridegroom, wore purple taffeta
dress with rose point trimmings. Mrs.
Parham wore a dress OF blue satin
with silver and point lace trimmings.
Miss Gladys Magill and Miss Media
Cain assisted thru the rooms, Miss
May F'lickenger, Miss Lucille Lemons.
Miss Mary Buck, Miss Ruth Berry and
Miss Irene De Mum were in the din
ing room.
Mr.. and Mrs Magin have left for a
short wedding trip and on their return
will be at home at 131 Lincoln street.
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The men of the Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty will give their first big party of
the year this evening in the Thomas
gymnasium at the college. The gym
will be decorated with fraternity col
ors and ghostly Halloween cOlors.
Those who wifl-attend the party this
evening are: Chaperons Mr.. and Mrs.
P. P. Womer and Chaperons Mr.. and
Mrs. Pendleton Miller. The guests
will include: Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Wahle, Mr.. and Mrs. Arch McKeever.
Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Ream. Mr. and Mrs John
Ripley Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shake
shaft Miss Eva Miller, Miss Miriam
Van Horne, Miss Mabel Redeem. Miss
Marion Price. Miss Betty Edison, Miss
Sally Hamilton, Miss Gladys Swinson,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Marian
Munger, Miss Mary Holde. Miss Esther
Young Miss Doris CARRIER. Miss Ruth
Thompson. Miss Orpha BauShman, MISS
Elizabeth Purdey. Miss Ethel Chase,
Miss Irene Howard, Miss Lucille Heym,
Miss Althea Wiede. Miss Alice Moore
house, Miss Charlotte West, Miss Iva
Raines, Miss TheIma Hobson. Miss
Katharine Bauerline. Miss Ruth
Thoroman, Miss Phea Movies, Miss
Dorothy Adams. Miss Helen Baker,
Miss Frances Hauserman, Miss Ruth
Lemon, Miss Renata Burn eister, Mr.
Leonard Kline, Mr.. Romano Akers,
Mr. Clay Baker, Mr.. Douglas Bowman,
Mr.. Leslie Gable, Mr.. Morris Dean,
Mr.. D. Erickson, Mr.. Arthur Gibson,
Mr. Byron Hoffman, Mr. Charles Nc
u carter,
Ralph Oman, Mr.. Omer Raines. Mr..
Hugh Russell, Mr.. Keene Saxon, Mr..
Robert Yates. Mr.. Floyd Flanagan,
Mr. De Almond Schmitz, Mr.. De
Wayne Chase-Mr. Maurice Edison, Mr..
Francis Heron, Mr. Dick Mckee, Mr..
Clyde Schenck, Mr.. Otto Lomax. Mr..
william Reed Mr.. Jack Shakeshaft,
Mr.. Elliott White, Mr.. John Wilson,
Mr.. Albert Cole. Mr.. Noel Mullendore,
Mr.. Chester Bunger, Mr.. Ted Blevins,
Mr. Arthur Erickson, Mr.. Otto Rein
bach. Mr.. Allen Church. Mr.. Terrence
| Curry, Mr.. Henry Eller. Mr.. Bill
Joerge, Mr.. Hugh Kiene. Mr.. Stewart
Ripley, Mr.. Virgil Scholles, Mr. Max
Wyman, Mr.. Ralph Schrader, Mr.
Dana Brown, Mr.. Dale Sharp. Mr.
Brown Stewart. Mr.. George Whitcomb
Mr.. Rain McCord and Mr.. Irwin KEEL
lor.
Mr.. George p. Pugh announces the
engagement of his daughter, Miss Ell
wilma Lucille. to Mr.. Orie f. INES
The wedding will take place Novem-
Der IS.
"Alice-Si By the Fire" is one of the
most entertaining plays which the
| Washburn Dramatic club has ever
given. 1t is not a one-star play. Both
Miss Georgia Neese and Miss Marie
Moore have leading parts. Miss Neese
takes the part of Alice. the daughter,