The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06

Nights and Dreams Schubert
Mrs Parkhurst. Mrs. Thacher, Mr..
Moore and Mr.. Pribble.
The first of the high school fraternity
spring parties which are events of such
interest to youthful society circles was
given last night by the Topeka chapter
of the Delta OmicrOn Ouaicron frat
Stelnberg's where the dance was given
was effectively decorated for the occa-
sion, the fraternity cOlOrs and embleus
being strongly in evidence. Two hum
dred and fifty invitations were extend
ed for the event and among the guests
from out of town were, Miss Mary
Johnston, Miss Gretchen Rankin. Miss
Mary Clark, Miss Urlaub Miss Jane
Adams, Miss Mary Murtaugh Mr.
Sanborn, Mr.. Robert Ro1lans, Mr. Will
clark, Mr.. Henry Perkins Mr. Thomas
Sweeney, Mr.. Walter Ward, Mr.. Nelson
Ward, Mr. Eugene Carter, Mr. William
Linton, all from Lawrence; Mr. CLAW
ton, Mr.. Rodgers and Mr.. MILAN from
St. Joseph and Mr. William Rreiden-
thai, Mr. Roland and Mr. Speck from
Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lari-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Close. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Veale, second, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Fleishman. Mr.. and Mrs
entertaining Miss Grace WaIworth
and Mr. George Veale led the grand
march The programmes were bound
in carmine leather with the fraternity
pin embossed upon the back.
Mr.. Charles Graham Dunlap of the
chair of English of the University of
Kansas viii give his lecture on George
Eliot, one OF a university extension
series on the Development Of the Novel
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Sweet tonight.
The Owls held an initiation Thursday
night at the home of Miss Alice Willard
IN Potwin and initiated Miss Elizabeth
Holiday, Miss Henrietta Alexander
Miss Katherine Dolman, Miss Hazei
Grimes, Miss Marie Lagerstrom. Miss
Josephine Norton and Miss Gladys
Boyle.
The sub-sophomore class of the To-
peka high school had a party at the
home of Miss AnnabeI Garvev Friday
evening. Miss Hazel Sheldon and Mr..
Ray Dickinson won the prizes in
guessing advertisements Those Dres-
ent Were Miss Ruth Tincher, Miss
Marie Beerbohm, Miss Lila Whitaker.
Miss Zella Zellers, Miss Kathryn Lux.
Miss Gertrude Pearsons Miss Frances
LaWlOr, Miss Minnie McI.aughlin Miss
Kathryn Mann, Miss Dora Stoker
MSS Hazel Sheldon, Miss Kathryn
Nelson, Miss Wilma Wright Mr.
Arthur Ahistrom. Mr.. Leslie Lewis
MT Charles Keener, Mr. Andrew era
nam, Mr.. Arthur Wilson. Mr.. Frank
snyder, Mr. Oscar Bolton. Mr. Lee
Johnson. Mr.. Ray Dickinson. Mr.
George Platt, and Mr.. Layerne Payne.
The Colonial Danes Of America. in
lne state of Kansas formally organized
as an associate society of the national
society OF Colonial Danes of America
ar meeting held in wichita. Kss
from May 2 to May 5, inclusive. With
tne following officers: President. Mrs.
=. u; h1mball, Wichita; first vice
president, Mrs Geo. Kingsley. Paola:
second vice president, Mrs. 3. B. Pur-
cell Manhattan; recording secrefarv
mrs VIM. B. Brownell, Lawrence. cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Wrn. s.
ElnEnan, 4 Wichita; treasurer. Mrs.
coward Dunlap, Emporia: registrar.
/ Mrs. A. NJ Harvey, Topeka; historian
Mrs. John B. Priddy. Kansas civ
MO, recently of Wichita. These on
GERS and the following ladies constitute
Inc board Of managers: Mrs " n
Stanley. Mrs H G. Rose, Miss Flora
:; cough, Wichita, Miss Edith M
Hair OF the charter members are de-