The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-10

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bart, Mr.. Russell Grimes. Mr.. Holmes
Meade, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr.. Fred
Parfitt, Mr. Allan McNeal. Mr.. Stafford
Chamberlain, Mr.. Walker Updegraf,
Mr.. Clay Hamilton, MI Jay Close
Mr.. Roy Rauch, Mr. Russell Frost,
Mr.. George Beach, Mr.. Henry Perkins,
Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Charles Robin
son, Mr.. Joe Ramsey, Mr.. Osborne
Larimer, Mr.. John Carver, Mr.. Nelson
Meade, Mr.. Ed Gossett, Mr.. Bayard
Whitney, Mr.. James Mcfarland Mr..
Louis Hall, Mr.. Albert Spivey Mr.
Roy Funnel, Mr.. John Clugston. Mr..
John Van de Mark Mr.. Ralph Tuttle,
Mr.. Arthur Gray, Mr.. Walter Skinner,
Mr. Clinton Kibbee, Mr.. Bernard
Crosby, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Charles
Guibor, Mr.. Ray Jones, Mr.. Harold
Copeland, Mr.. Eldon Tice, Mr.. Alex
ander Loomis, Mr. Arner Robenson,
Mr.. Harlow Hurley, Mr.. Roy Starr,
Mr. Clarkson Millspaugh, Mr. Clar-
ence Jordan, Mr.. Hinkle Guy, Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Proctor FOUGHT, Mr.
Theodore sSnattinger, Mr.. sumner
Everingham, Mr. Mack Pugh, Mr..
Frank GFiggs, Mr.. George Daniels,
and Mr.. Hal Norton.
Miss Anna Sweet will entertain the
girls of her sorority, the Beta of Wash
burn college, at 5 o'clock tea tonight.
The table will be decorated with the
sorority flower, the req carnation. and
the place cards done in watercolors
viii have red carnation design. The
company will. include the two pledges,
Miss Eva Noel and Miss Hazel Larkin,
Miss Daisy Neil Miss Agnes Burge,
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss IuGrace Whit
mer, Miss Florence Tucker, Miss Nora
Heidleston, Miss Nell McCrumb, and
Miss Jennie Tharp.
Miss Marguerite Lovewen gave a
lawn fete at her home 1901 College ave-
nue., Friday evening for the following
friends: Miss Anna Whiting, Miss Flea
nor Sims, Miss Elizabeth Evers of st.
Louis, Miss Grace Rooms. Miss Ruth
Sterret, Miss Ethel Kingsley, Miss
Mary Gleed, Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss
Eva Noel, Miss Nell McCrumb, Miss
Frances Reid, Miss Ra Hotchkiss, Miss
Maude Markham, Miss Shirley King,
Miss Carolyn BOvewel, Mr.. Kurt Zuta-
ven, Mr.. Abe King, Mr.Louis Zutavern,
Mr.. Louis Brinkman. Mr.. Harris Whit
Ing, Mr.. Hal Hotchdss, Mr.. Thomas
Bowman, Mr.. Karl Bowman. Mr.. Gro
yer Taylor, Mr.. Walter Wedding, Mr..
Amory Lee, Mr.. James Hayes, Jr., Mr..
Paul POpenoe, Mr.. Herbert Popenoe,
and Mr.. William EVers of st. Louis.
Mrs. ]. T. I.ovewell entertained u lit
tie friends of her daughter, Carol, yes
terday afternoon, at her house 1901 Col
lege avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mcleod will enter
tain the following friends at supper at
the Vinewood cafe tonight: Mr. and
Mrs James Troutman,' Mr. and Mrs
F. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. E L. Cope
land, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Nesbaum and
Mrs. Anna Overholt,
Mr.. Charles Steele of Tulsa, I. T., and
Mr. Otis Backenstoce entertained their
Delta Phi brothers at a dinner at the
Copeland last night the company in
Guiding Mr.. Glen ATiilice, Mr.. James Nc
Clure, Mr. Eldon Tice, Mr.. Omer Smith,
Mr. Grover Taylor, Mr.. Harold Tice,
Mr.. Imri Zunwalt, Mr. Glen Jones, Mr..
Pliny Snyder, Mr.. John Van De Mark.
Mr. Herman Carkuff, Mr.. Walter
Carkuff, Mr.. Chauncey Brown, Mr..
Sumner Pressy, Mr.. Tom Bowman Mr..
Mr.. Ralph Johnston.
Mrs. D. 0. Crane gave a luncheon at
her home in Potwin today compliment
tary to DR.. E. Frank Morrill,. of Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs John A Morton of Os-
borne, have issued invitations to the
wedding of their daughter, Florence,
and Mr.. Edward Parker Sample, We'd
nesday evening, June q, at their house
in Osborne. Miss Morton and Mr.. Sam
pie are former Washburn students and
have many friends in Topeka. Miss
Morton was graduated from the school
of music last year and Mr.. Sample went
from Washburn to the school of law
of the University Of Kansas where he
finished the course and is now practic-
ing his profession at Osborne. Miss
Berenice Fuller will go to Osborne next
week for a house party of Washburn
girls and men which will be entertain
ed at the Morton home. Miss Fuller is
to sing at the wedding.
Mrs. Stella Baxter Wallace of Chi
cago, will sing a solo at the Washburn
baccaluareate services at MacVicar hall,
tomorrow morning. Her selection is
public is invited to attend the COM
mencement recital of the school Of
music at Washburn tonight and the
commencement concert Monday night
by. the members of the faculty and ad-
vanced pupils.
Mr.. George NJ Stone viii give an art
talk at the exhibit of American paint
ings at the manual training high school
tonight.
The Washburn honorary fraternity,
the Tau Delta Phi, installed in the col
lege last year and composed of students
graduating with honors, will give a pic
mic in the campus tonight for the new
members from this years class who are
Miss Bauer, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss
Marcia Williams, Mr.. Bert Killaugh
and Mr.. Arthur Bollinger.
The Washburn college class Of 1902
VIII have a picnic reunion on the col
Iege campus tonight.
Mrs. J. H Burge, SIG Tenth avenue
west, and Mrs. Angie Sprague enter
tanned the following friends at the
formers house Thursday afternoon:
Mrs. George w. Martin, Mrs. T. E.
Armstrong, Mrs. J. E. Burge. Mrs. n.
B. Murge. Mrs. n. A. Menard, Mrs F.
A. Stokes, Mrs. NJ. A. Mooney, Mrs.
Rosa Geiger, Mrs. Emma Bailey. Mrs
Mrs Belle Grow, Mrs. P. M. Pay, Mrs.
J. r. Deisher, Mrs. Anna Robinson,
Mrs. E. H. Orr, Mrs. L. A. Fuller, Mrs.
Emma Tenant, Mrs. A. L. Wiseman,
Mrs. John d. Price Mrs G. P. Mid