The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-13
Gal SOCIETY

BIZ FRANCES JONES

Informally Wednesday afternoon AT
her home. 1920 Taylor street. compn-
mentary to Mrs. Gilbert T. Worley.
who with Mr.. Worley, will leave
Thursday to make her home in La
Mrs. Morley Is one Of the early
members of the Portia club and the
guests Wednesday afternoon will in
cIude the club members
The Portia club Is one OF our oldest
organizations, having been in existence
about twenty-seven years Mrs. Wor-
ley has held her membership since
1895.
Mr.. Charles Kouns of Fort Worth.
Tex. who IS here for a short time.
received wire Monday from ms SIS
ter, Miss Nellie kouns, telling of her
marriage on Sunday morning AT Buff
falo, N 7, TO Nh Sherman c Ans
den OF Chicago. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss sara Kouns.
Friends here have received no word
as TO Mrs Amsden's plans as 10 where
she viii make her future home Both
Mrs Amsden and her sister, Miss
Kouns, will appear here this winter
on a concert course.
The bride is the elder daughter Of
the late Mr. C. ". kouns, formerly
and her sister spent 3 short time here
last spring. having q concert date at
the auditorium
Mr.. Amsden formerly made his
home IN Topeka and was connected
with the Santa Fe railroad while here
He has lived in Chicago for the past
three years, spending q part Of the
time in New York City. Nj Ans
/ den is q brother Of Mrs Fred Gillespie
Of Chicago. who until several years
ago made her home n Topeka
Members of the woTnan's club will
be interested in learning that AZ a
meeting of the executive board OF the
club, held Monday morning, il was de-
eided that the opening meeting and
october luncheon OF the club Will be
held in the Masonic Temple
The women Of the First Methodist
church viii have charge OF the lunch
con.
The first few days at the frat
houses on College Hill are filled with
hustle and hurry. The new arrivals
are getting settled and there is much
rushing taking place these first few
evenings
The men who viii live at the Kappa
Sigma house this winter are: Mr..
George McCaustiand OF Buckiin, Mr..
De Wayne Chase Of PIeasanton. Nj
Hugh VandeYer OF Fredoaia, Mr.. FL
bert Russell Fredonia; Nj Theodore
Blevins. Kansas City; Nj. Ralph
Shrader, Pennington; Mr. Noel Null
lendore, Howard, and Mr.. Leslie
Gable, Chanute- Mrs. LeonA Stahl
will be house mother.
House men al the Phi Delta Theta
residence will include: Mr. Norman
Bloom. Olathe; Mr.. Fred lee, Newton: :
Nj George Bearg, Hastings, NeB-; Nj
Robert Herrick. Winfield. and Mr.
Earl Brehm-
The Alpha Delta members who will
live at the house include. Mr.. Pierce
Aul. Joplin; M. Arthur Bell, Osborne;
Mr.. Irl Byler and Mr. Henry Byler.
Newton: Mr.. Reuben Forney. Wood
ward, Okla; Mr.. Dan Gugier, Wood
bine; Nj Merton Ladd, Joplin: Mr..
James Jones. Kansas City; Mr. Ike
Kendall, St John; Mr.. Vincent West
rup, Mr. Lawrence woodward. Os-
borne The house mother, Mrs Per-
kins, has just arrived from Memphis,
Tenn, where she spent the summer.
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The first public appearance OF an
orchestra that has made an enviable
name for itself in Topeka will be
Wednesday evening, September IA, at
Kellam hall. The members Of the
orchestra are: Gene Parson. violin;
Louis Eversole, piano: Omar Raines,
piano; Maurie Dean, drums; Harry
Samuels. trumpet; Virgil Schollesl
saxophone.
The boys are college students. and
their talent was first discovered by
the Country club entertainment COM
mittee- They played for one Country
club dance, as a tryout- The hit was
so decided that they were given q con-
tract for the entire summer and have
played for the tickling feet Of Country
club dancers every Saturday night dur
ing the past three months.
The two-piano feature OF the
orchestra is unusual Mr.. RaineS and
Nj Eversole are both Jazz artists One
of the features OF the evening viii be
the playing OF "Kitten-on-the-keys
by the two pianists-
The high school. varsity and college
crowds will be present wednesday
night
The membership committee Of the
Y W c \ viii have their first meet
ing Of the fail Wednesday morning az
1880 o'clock at the association build
ing. The new general secretary. Miss
Louise Hersey. viii speak to the com
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/ Miss Beuiah EIdridge was the
hostess az a theater party at the Grand
followed by a sIumber party at her
home, sIz West Fifth street
The guests included Miss Helen
Baughman, Miss Edna spoonemore,
Miss Leona BrintnaI. Mss Anne
CahiII. Miss VeIora Knight, Miss
tBuredetts Cunningham. Miss Harriet
/ Blades and Miss Ruth Stations.
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Members Of the Good Government
7 club have been busy this morning call
ing back and forth over the telephone
F The following resolution, submitted by
Mrs. Lee Monroe is the result OF the
mornings exchanging OF opinions:
The executive board OF the Good
! Government club respectfully calls tne
/ attention OF our moving picture censor
+ board to the attitude Of officials II
many different localities who have
asked the withdrawal Of the Arbuckie
films from their circuits pending thE