The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-06
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The Delta p Phi dance at steInberg's
hall Thursday night served to introduce
the new Washburn fraternity to the So
eiaI life Of Topeka under most auspici-
Gus circumstances The hall was decora-
ted in the fraternity coI0rs pink and
green. which made an effective back
ground for a large and fashionable com
pany from the younger society circles
Among those in attendance were Miss
Meade. Miss Eliza beth Meade Miss Quin-
ton, Miss Lulu Ewart Miss AllabelIe
Troutman. Miss Carletta Palmer Of Va
uego-on- the-kaW. Miss Kate Holloway
Of Kansas City. Miss Herbsr. Miss sue
HeFbst. Miss Venice Whitney. Miss Eli
nor Thompson. Miss Esther Chamber
lain. Miss Mamie Neale. Miss Ethel
Davis, Miss Edith Guibor. Miss Pauline
Peake- Miss Hazel Wolf. Miss Lola
Berry. Miss Reita UpdergraT. Miss Ag-
ues Gunther, Miss Maud Grimes, Miss
Daisy Warner, Miss Hazel RiSreeu. Miss
Agnes Gunther Miss Wood. Miss Mabel
Wood. Miss Louise Wood Miss Jessie
Campbell. Miss Caroline Roser. Miss
Julia WeIlhouse. Miss Ethel Steiuberg.
Miss Sarah Mcclellan. Miss Gala Cut
tell Miss Kari. Miss Lulu O'Daniels.
Miss Edith Morton Miss Ethel De OBJ
ert. Mr. Irwin Snattlnger, Mr. Rob
Steele. Mr.. Gilrner HostutIer. Mr. Frank
Andrews. Mr. Theodore SuaffIlEer. Mr.
Harry Parks Mr. Hampton Steele, Mr..
Roy Thompson, Mr.. Everett Akers. Mr.
Marlin POindezter, Mr.. Clarence Pofu-
dexter. Mr. James Stewart. Mr.. Rob
Stewart Mr. Frank Moss. Mr. Harley
Reismzn. Mr. Earl E.warr Mr. Hobart
Mills. Mr.. Merrill Mills. Mr. Dana Dav-
Is. Mr. Ralph EtrHnger Of Kansas City,
Mr.. Eugene Ware Mr.. Dwight Elder,
1Ir- Scott Lord Mr.. Charles fsuihCr. Mr..
Harry Wolf Mr. George Snyder. Mr.
Frank Middleton. Mr. Day Kari. Mr..
Maurice o Rourks. M Walker Cain.
Mr. Frank Gahagau- Mr.. Allen Laucz.
Mr.. Charles Stein berg. Mr.. Harry Stur-
gis. Mr. Malcolm Garrard Mr. Sam
Freshman. Mr. Harry Fleishmzn- Mr..
John Eleishman, Mr.. Harry Trev0IE. M
Frank Curtis, Mr. Walter Hayes. Mr.
Carl Trap, Mr.. Edwin Frank and Mr..
George HigginboCham Of St. Marys.
An organization Of Topeka business
women who have adopted the name Of
the Rational Recreation Ring gave the
first OF a series Of dinners at the Ma
/ tIouaI hotel Thursday evening
The club idea originated with DR..
( Eva Harding Miss nellie Armentr0ut
and Miss Lucie Stacey Greene. It is
proposed TO give a dinner the first Fri
4 day Of each month and the other plans
and purposes of the club are best ex-
pressed in its novel and negative
creed which declares for No club
house. no constitution. no debts. no &C
f counts. no Investigations, no bylaws
10 stipulatiOus- no gossip 10 fines. no
knocking on combines. 20 president
no 10Ees. no stewards. eaCOreS. no
( long speeches no late hours. no Paris
gowns. no banks Of flowers. no pariia-
menrary rules. no personalities, no
snObs, 10 mere f0FmaIties. 20 preach
ing. no prosecutions. no bosses, no reSO-
Iutions. no new women. no dead beats.
( no ucdIemeu from foreign retreats, no
meauuess. no VltupeFatIQn- simply toll
Grant discussion and rational recrea-
tiOnS. At the dinner last night covers
n
F. Atwood. Mrs L h Brown Miss
Z Mary NJ Cappsr. Miss Wiuoua NJ Stout,
Miss Belle H0lingshead. Miss Carlotta
Grace akin Miss Victoria Scott. Miss
Bessie Wilson. Miss Elizabeth lie Bar.
Miss Carrie Goddard Miss Jessie Stew
art. Miss Isabelle Cone Harvey. DR.
Eva Harding Miss Minnie l. Wad-
leigh Miss Lucille Clugston. Miss II. +.
4 Goodwin Miss EIuora ellison Whit
more, Miss Lucie Stacey Greene. Miss
i Nellie g. ArmentrOu1 Miss Dorothea
Holt Miss Bessie Howard Miss Rosa
E7erier. Miss Emma Sands. Miss Laura
Dean Crow Miss annie Douglas. Miss
+ Grace Proudft. Miss Mae HUFF. Miss
Marie Nitwer. Miss Nanon l. Heron.
( Miss Elizabeth E Smith. Mrs. Fulton
Glib. Miss Cora Emery. Miss Ruth H.
f Campbell Miss Mauefe N Ff1diav
( Miss Lillian Valentine. Miss Belle
+ SWearingen. Miss A1iIIia Martin Miss
Georgiana Wasson. Miss Grace Roberta
WATSON Miss Emily Louise Hagar
Miss Constance CroWther-
Mrs william Allen White in the En-
poria Gazette. An Emn0ria girl was
married recently The week before il
happened sre was the guest CT honor a
five parties are peck Of salad. drank n
keg Of coffee. stood On her feet twenty
hours. walked one hundred miles lot
the dressmakeF paw her over thirty
hours. and packed and unpacked her
+ trunk twelve times When she was
married they remarked she looked pals
She hadn't had any sleep fer month
for when she wasn't going to parties
the fool young man was hanging aroun1
TIL midnight. and she had Z pale I0ol
coming also she had been taking hot
water and soda and things for her
shrimp-salad feeling. and had been jaw
ing the folks night and day for two
weeks over who should come to the
ceremony. and she was verging on nerv
Gus rrostration. Is it any wonder that
now when she comes down town ueopI-
say she is breaking very rapidly,
Wouldn't you break too if you had to
stand for all she has stood