The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-13

Caldwell, Tyler. Tex; Mr.. Dan Cowie.
Annapolis; Mr.. Steadman Ball. Hia-
watha. and Mr.. Kenneth Myers OF
Morrill,.
Miss Mary Virginia Tasker was the
guest of honor at a dinner given at
Pelletier's Tea room last night. Miss
Tasker will leave soon for Mime
apolis. Mimi. to continue her studies
IN the University of Minnesota.
Covers were laid for Miss Francis
Allison. Miss Inez Leclerc, Miss Leatha
Lewis, Miss Esther Welton, Miss Mil
dred Robinson, Miss Nina Atchison
and Miss Ruth souders.
| Miss Marian Williams has asked
guests for bridge Thursday afternoon
complimentary to Mss Georgia Neese
and Miss Catherine Bauerlein who will
leave soon to attend school in the east.
The new pledges announced by the
Z Kappa Sigma fraternity include: Mr..
4 Willard Killian, Mr.. Percy Harvey
and Mr.. Eugene Slower, all of Topeka /;
Mr.. John Mitchell and Mr.. William
Marsh of Arkansas City, and Mr..
Robert Price. of Burlingame.
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Mrs. Charles Lyngar was hostess at
! a bridge-Iuncheon this noon at the
Elks club for:
Mrs. C. r. Silver Mrs. Orie lines
Mrs w f. Stewart Mrs. J. G. b. Pinney
Mrs. Ed Booker Mrs. C. S. Wolfe
Mrs. c. b. Rudd Mrs. Frank Middleton
Mrs. J. ]. Corkill Mrs. Robert Marks
Mrs Emma Sells Marshall, who has
spent the summer in Los Angeles, Cal.
with her daughter, Mrs. Don Thomp-
son, and Mr. Thompson, will return
| to Topeka the latter part of Septem-
Der. In a recent letter written to To-
peka friends Mrs. Marshall tells of
several trips which she has made with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson on their pic
ture taking tours. She also mentions
| being with Mr. and Mrs Henry
Charles and Mr.. and Earl Akers for
a time.
An all school party will be held
Saturday night at Washburn college
in front of the library.
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Owing to the state fair this week
the Kiwanis ladies' auxiliary will not
meet until Thursday afternoon, Sep
TENDER %, at the Chamber of Com
merce.
The following women will be hos
tesses at the Republican women's tent
at the Kansas Free Fair on Thurs
day:
; Mrs G. J. Evans Mrs. Louisa Cook
Mrs. Anna B. Fisher Mrs. W. f. Davis
Mrs. r. J. Barber Mrs. w. w .kitchell
Mrs. Ward Burlin- Mrs. I. F. DOran
! game Mrs. Mary McFar-
DIR. Dorothy NicoI land
Miss Nanon Heron Mrs. j. L. Money
Mrs. C. W. Smith penny
Mrs. Lou Hussey Mrs. A. Lewis
| Mrs. John S. Dean Mrs Matt Weight
Mrs. John Dawson
Mrs. J. v. Rowles Mrs. Judson S. West
Mrs. f. F. Legg Mrs. c. J. Stratton
Mrs. Louise Wolff Mrs. Carrie Whiteker
, Mrs. J. B. Cain Mrs Barton Phelps
, Mrs. Z. H. Forbes Mrs. /. Gilberg
:. Mrs. Ed Rooney Mrs. A A. Rogers
Mrs. Norman Whit Mrs. c. l. Martin
ney
Long Island, and particularly
. Southampton on Long Island, is al
. ways the scene of some of the very
smartest of weddings, but a wedding
! at Southampton the other day at
: tracted more attention and held the
interest of the place more so than any
other Wedding which has been heid
I there this season.
The bride, Rosa, was the 19-year
old daughter of Sancho Stephens, chic
of a tribe of gypsies and her hus
band, Pete Mott, Jr., was a gypsy
$ prince. The gowns of Southampton
, brides are always described in detail
) in the society columns of numerous
papers over the United States, ye
none of them compared in brillianc,
; of coloring with Rosa's.
Her gown, which was above TIL,
vagaries of style, was the same tina