The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-28

Payne, Miss Elsie Valentine, Miss Lii
liam Valentine, Miss May Short, Miss
Pearl Mcfarland.
The COmmisceO Party.
The Commisceo club enjoyed a very
pleasant subscription dance at Vine
wood. Thursday evening There has
been SO little gaiety in Topeka this
summer that even the warm weather
did not succeed in marring the pleasure
of the dancers. Punch was served dur
ing the evening.
Among the dancers were: Mr.. and
Mrs Will Griffith, Miss Zunlkle of St
Joe, Miss Margaret Mccartney Of Den
yer Miss Pauline Butler of Kansas
City Minis Ethel White, Miss Lulu
Vogel, Miss Winnie PETER, Miss Shaw
Miss Marie Hanzo, Miss Venice Whit
ney, Miss Maud McKibben, Miss Mary
Gunther, Miss HanzO, Miss Josephine
Pickens, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss
May Tally, Miss Maud Naylor, Miss
Minnie Maier. Miss Eda Smyth. Miss
Kathleen Hartman. Miss Grace Ma
honey Minis Ada Simmons, Miss Edna
Floyd, Miss Blanch Steele, Miss Alice
Hartman. Miss Pauline Maier, Miss
Octavia Greenwood, Miss Daisy War
ner Miss Beatrice Hayes. Miss Maud
Kirnball, Miss Maggie Wilson, Miss
Sarah Schneider, Miss Margaret john
ston, Mr.. Roy Millice, Mr.. w. Q. Steven
son. Mr.. w. R. Marshall, Mr. Burl
Miller. Mr. Joseph Agner. Mr.. Harry
Trovilla Mr. Clyde lunches, Mr.. Tom
Mackey, Mr. VIII Kekar. Mr.. J. A.
Austen. Mr.. Bruce Harmon. Mr.. Willis
Weber Mr. Frank +. Middleton, Mr..
Cord Smith, Mr.. Russell Kincaid, Mr.
VIII Taggart. Mr.. James Kimes, Mr.
Beamer Nelson, Mr.. w. r. Lawrence,
Mr. F. Swearinger, Mr.. Gus Mackey,
Mr. C B. Wingett, Mr.. Newton Alder
Mr.. Earl Graham, Mr.. Harry c. Good
rich Mr.. Morris Stevenson, Mr. John
Buchanan. Mr.. Charles Smyth and Mr.
Glen Hostutler.
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Floyd Robenson. of Mexico,
Mo. and Miss Lou Collins, Of Pueblo,
were the guests of honor az very
pleasant party given Thursday evening
by Misses Alice and Virginia Meade, at
their home on Western avenue
Those present were: Miss Robenson,
Miss Collins, Miss Helen Quinton, Miss
Fay Quinton. Miss Louise Wood. Miss
Louise Allison, Miss Grace Frost MISS
Addie Skinner, Miss Edna Herost, MISS
Alice Lakin, Miss Mabel Cuthbert, MI
Arthur Wolff, Mr. Earl Mcfarland, Mr.
John F1eishman, Mr.. Harry Freshman
Mr. Hugh Larimer, Mr.. Russell Frost,
Mr. Earl Ewart, Mr.. Amer Rowley, Mr.
Charles Griggs, Mr. Frank Slrlggs' Mt
Tfnkham Vea1e. Mr.. VIII Collinson, Mr..
Stacey Hadley, Mr.. Lester DAVIS, ana
Mr.. Edwin Frank.
The Lawn Fete.
The Bethany college grounds never
looked prettier than they did Thursday
evening. The occasion was the annual
lawn fete given by the young ladies OF
the ChanceI Chapter. This affair is al
ways doubly enjoyable owing to the
fact that it is the first social break in
the summer monotony.
Cay Japanese lanterns shed soft
glow through the 1uxuriant foliage,
while a more brilliant light was shed by
several headlights. The lighting was
in charge of Miss Edna Crane who de-
serves much credit for her successful
efforts.
The young ladies who served ice
cream and cake We're: Miss Rosamond
Horton, Miss Ray Martin, Miss Mary
Hambleton Miss. Bessie Stewart, Miss
Emily King. Miss Emma White and
Miss Louise Henderson.
At the candy booth were Miss Louise
Kellam, Miss Mary Chamberlain, Miss
Hobart, Miss Beulah Lee and Miss
KImban. The gymnasium was arrang-
ed for dancing and was in charge of
Miss Helen Thompson Miss Susie Gay
and Miss Sue Sharitt. The porches were
all costly furnished and on one was sta
toned the orchestra. Several hundred
people were present during the evening
and the affair was q financial as well
as a social success.
Notes and Personal Mention.