The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-25

Lamba Theta, an educational sorority
was president in her senior year OF the
k U. chapter of Theta Sigma Phi,
which is an honorary journalistic fra
ternity, and she was a Torch in her
| senior year, only a few girls in the
senior class being chosen for member
ship, their eligibility depending upon
their scholarship record. Also, Miss
SAN the official organ of the class of
Journalism of K. L., at different times
during her college course.
Miss Genevieve Herrick, whose
marriage next Wednesday to Mr.. Har-
~ Alvin Smith of Horton, will be an
event of social importance, will be
the honor guest at a party tonight
given by Miss Jane Alexander and
Miss Mary Alexander at their home
in Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Griggs will have a
family dinner next Monday evening
for Miss Herrick and Mr.. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Amos Perry
have Issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Josephine
Carrier, to Mr.. Arthur Frederick
Peine, which occurred on Wednesday,
August IS, at Bernardston, Mass.
Mr.. Peine is from Miner, Ill, and
is a professor at the Kansas State
AGRICULTURAL
where he and his bride will make
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Peine, who
are now in Michigan, will be in To-
peka about the first of September, on
their way to Manhattan.
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AS the time draws near for the
Kansas Free Fair, Miss Gussie Fuller
in charge of the textile department
is becoming concerned about entries
to that department, particularly in
regard to the really practical side OF
it, Entries to that department must
positively be in by Friday evening at
s O'Clock, September 8. Anything
which comes after that time viii be
rejected. 1t is hoped that there will
be a few samples of darned socks,
patched clothes. and things of that
sort. when the price of those COM
modities is taken into consideration
AS Miss Fuller expresses it. Last year
we had III crochetted yokes, and not
one pair of darned socks" The S. r.
can supply the socks, if the darner
car. be found.
The regular meeting of the woman S
auxiliary of Capitol Post No. 1, of the
American Legion, will be held Friday
| evening of this week at the Legion
rooms on West Sixth street The
president of the auxiliary. Mrs. Silas
Porter. particularly desires fuh at
| tendance, as matters u iiIipOA
pertaining to the reunion of the
Thirty-fifth division, will be discussed
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The club house team Of the
Womans club of which Mrs Albert
Neese is chairman. will give one of its
semi-monthly dances at Garfield park
Friday night. Opperman's orchestra
has been engaged to play.
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Miss Louise Doing and Miss Pauline
Doling gave a o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening complimentary to Miss Vir-
ginia Schol1e. who will leave soon for
California Covers were laid for Miss
Scholle, Miss Virginia Mcdonald, Miss
Esther May Snyder. Miss Grace Nc
Andrews and Miss Louise and Miss
Pauline Doling.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary today at their home. 91S Quincy
with their children, grandchildren
| great grandchildren and friends.
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Miss Dolly Fultz gave a party Tues
day evening at her home near Gags
park. The guests included Miss Edna
Mccullough. Miss Veda Shook. Mis-:
Ruth Newell, Miss Ruth McAfee, Miss
Florence Young. Miss Mildred Usher
/ Miss Dorothy Brooke. Miss Heller
Wyatt, Miss Helen Fultz, Miss Myrtle
! Fultz, Mr. Lloyd Kanatzar, Mr.. Lester