The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-14

Murray wore a lovely frock of yellow
georgette crepe which shaded into
brown. Preceding each numb err which
Mrs. Murray sang she gave a short
synopsis of the opera from which it
was taken. Her rendition of arias
from aida" and La Boheme'' were
especially good.
Miss Ramah Brownlee, Mrs. How
and Mr.. Dean Van Ness assisted with
the program. Miss Helen Early and
Mrs. Frank, G. Zimmerman accom-
panied.
About fifty guests in addition to the
members of the < olg !. we're present
The Alphi Phi A1umnae Bridge
club will be entertained Saturday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John NJ. Long, eli
West Fourth avenue, as hostess.
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The first of a series of teas and So
c1aI affairs which the Pan-HeHenlc
council of Washburn college will give
during the year was held this after
noon at the home of Mrs. P. P. Wo-
/ mer on the campus.
Dean Susan Guild, dean of women
of the college, will receive. together
with Miss Gertrude Beverley, Miss
| Mabel Claire Steele, Miss Margaret
| Tillotson, Miss Sylvia SilYerthorne and
Miss Helen Steele.
| The members of Delta Gamma So
! rority will be hostesses to all friends
| both of the sorority and Washburn
college at the new house, 1901 Bos-
/ well avenue, Saturday evening. The
hours will be from s until IL o'clock.
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Announcement is made of the mar
| rage of Frances Viola Forbes, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Forbes of
| Silver Lake, to Mr.. Frank Eshom of
| Topeka. which took place in st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, Wednesday, october IL.
/ The bride has made her home in
| Topeka for the past four years. Mr..
| Eshom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. z.
| Eshom of 1190 Grand avenue.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Eshom will make their
| future home in Oakland, Cal.
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| A wedding, taking place Thursday
| evening ats o'clock at the home of
| BurkhoIder, in West Sixth avenue.
was that of their daughter, Ida, and
Mr.. Kenneth Hobbs, son of the Rev.
! and Mrs. B. H. Hobbs, of Lawrence,
| formerly of Topeka.
| The ceremony was performed by
| the bridegroom's father. the bridal
couple standing before bank of ferns
| and palms with two tall baskets of
yellow -ehrysanthemums placed at
either side. Preceding the ceremony
| bridegroom sang 1T Love You Truly
She was accompanied by the brides
| sister, Miss Ruth Burkholder.
The bride wore an afternoon frock
| of white georgette crepe over white
satin. Her corsage was of pink rose
buds and valley lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs will make their
home at TIP West Huntington avenue.
! The only out of town guests at the
wedding were: The Rev and Mrs.
| Hobbs. Miss Marie Hobbs and Mr..
| Dwight Hobbs, of Lawrence, and Mr..
MerWin Hawk. of Abilene
The bride was graduated from
| Washburn college with the class of
| 1917 and has taught Latin in the STAFF
ford and Highland Park high schools
| since. Mr.. Hobbs was graduated from
| Washburn college with the class of
l 1920. He enlisted in the navy at the
mission as ensign. He is a member of
the Alpha Delta fraternity and also
/ of the honorary fraternity. Tau Delta
Phi.
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Mrs. Carl N. Vancil entertained the
/ members of her sewing club Thurs
day afternoon at her home, 1920
| Harold Nelson, Mrs. Schuyler Wehe,
/ Mrs. Alvin sGrooms and Mrs. William
| Schick, jr.
The American Legion auxiliary re-
ceived about one hundred dollars for
the Kansas university memorial fund
thru the benefit card party which they
gave Thursday afternoon at the Elks'
club.
The prizes of the afternoon were
awarded Mrs. Joe Hoover, Mrs. T. V.
/ Campbell. Mrs. Griffith Bonner and
Mrs. FMo1lie Hunter.
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