The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-04

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In local society circles none Of the
older sets attempt to rival the high
school frats in entertaining. They give
the largest and most elaborate func-
tions Of the season always, and 1t is
safe to say that the annual party given
by the Topeka chapter OF the Phi
lambda Epsilon fraternity last night
at Eteinbers's win not be surpassed this
winter in the respects Of originality and
elaboration or in the spirit Of gaiety
and fun which characterized it. Last
year the Isambdas gave their first corn
1iggins" and the affair was so success
1ul that 6 was decided to make It an
annual event. This years dance was
on the same order as last years, but
was even more elaborate. The invita-
lions were especially unique, being of
unconventional form and printed in red
ink on brown paper and enclosed with
in the husks Of a full-sized ear of corn,
the whole tied with binding Irvine and
addressed with an express tag. The
decorations Of the hall carried out a
harvest celebration idea and the Hal
loWe'eu season was suggested by the
many 5ack-O'-lanterns used for lighting.
The walls were banked and the pillars
wound with cornstalks, festoOns of
golden ears swung from the central pill
lars TO the corners of the room, the
orchestra was screened behind a row
OF corustalzs, and in every corner was
g pile Of yellow pumpkins and a corn
tepee gTaced by barrels of cider and
apples and baskets of d0Ughnuts. The
p@uuants and other fraternity emblemS
and the programs, reproducing an ear
Of corn were printed in the fraternity
coloTss yellow and gold
A corn iiggin" calls for rustic cos
tune, and the large company Of pretty
young girls and handsome young men
In costumes of varied picturesQuenass
would have made the party notable
from a spectacular point of view, even
without the unique effects in decOra-
ton and lighting. Miss Mary Lakin
chaperOned the dance, and among the
older people who attended as spectators
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mr..
ana MIS-. Frank Hobart, Dr. and Mrs.
Chester 3. Reed. DR.. and Mrs. Willis
A. C0stOn, Mrs. Reid Alexander, Miss
Mary Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Frederic Scott, Dr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nc
CURE, MI and MIS-. j. W. Robinson
Miss Robinson, Mrs. A. A. Hurd, Miss
Kathleen M0reland, Mrs. Charles W
Lewis. Miss Mary Chase Chamberlain
Miss Caroline Medlicott, Miss Bessie
Bates, Mr.. Phi Adams and Mr.. Willard
Hall. The hosts were Mr.. Arthur Gray
Mr.. Amer RObensOn, Mr.. Earl EWart
Mr.. QuintOn Adams, Mr.. Holmes
Meade, Mr. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr.
Grover DolInans Mr.. Allen McNeal, Mr.
Nelson Meade, Mr.. Russell Grimes Mr.
Richard Fritz, Mr.. julius F'ritts, Mr.. EC
(4Ossett, Mr. Herbert Lininger, Mr.. Roy
starr. Mr. Carl Trap and Mr. Jane:
Mcfarland. And the invitations includ
ed: Miss Alice Lakin, Miss Florence John
stone, Miss Maud Grimes, Miss Mar
gaTet Carney. Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isa-
bel Smith, Miss NeIIie Nillspaugh, Miss
Louise McNeaI, Miss Clara Fleishman
Hfna MFanHa VIRGINIA Meade
Miss Alice Willard, Miss Helen Nc
Clintock, Miss Margaret Going, Mis-
Emma Smith, Miss Edith Morton, Mis-
Julia TVellhouse, Miss Sue Rodgers
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Bernice Healy
Miss Corinne COstOn, Miss Gladys Scott
Miss Winifred Burch, Miss June Mitch
ell, Miss Katherine Dolman, Miss ANN
Troutman Miss Esther Rodgers, Mis-
Marguerite Parkinson, Miss Grac
KDuutz. Miss Janet Hurrie, Miss Mar
AEacLennan, Miss Alice Larimer. Mis-
Edna Hopkins, Miss Isadel Heath, Mis-
Mary Sutherland, Miss Josephine Bel
Miss Grace Overmyers Miss Mildre'
Kepley, Miss Helen Sharitts Miss Haze
Nelson, Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss Emm'
Bolmar, Miss Gertrude NuIvane, Mis-
Louise Heath, Miss Helen Lindsay. Mis-
Gertrude Eierson, Miss Ethel Cloud
Miss Lora Neil, Miss Sarah Mcclellan
Miss Edna Groves. Miss Lillian Parfitt
Miss Frances Winters, Miss Phil Reed
Miss Marion Thompson, Miss Clar
Daniels, Miss Marguerite Mills, Mis-
Katherine Kellam, Miss Mary Dalla
Gage, Miss Eva Bailey, Miss JOsephin
Keller, Miss Gladys Boyle, Miss Mar
OVerholt, Miss Grace WalWorth Mis-
Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Henrietta Alex
ander, Miss Hazel Grimes, Mr.. r
Curry, Mr.. j. p. House, Mr.. Clad Hamil
ton, Mr.. Theo Snattinger, Mr.. Art Scand
rstt, Mr.. Theo Snattnger, Mr.. Art VOL
Mr. Harold Copeland, Mr.. Will Stewar
Mr. Bernard Crosby. Mr.. John fetish
man. Mr.. Harry Freshman. Mr. job
Heller, Mr.. Walker Cain Mr.. John Va
de Mark, Mr.. Todd Matthews. Mr.. Rob
Hodges, Mr. Frank Hodges. Mr. Haroi
Tice, Mr.. jay Close, Mr. Warren Hor
lzins, Mr. John Carver. AIr. Stanley TeeC
Mr.. Gilbert Worley, Mr.. Fred Pardt
Mr.. George Veale, third, Mr. Wilso
Hobart, Mr.. Alfred Quinton, Mr. Albei
Spivey. Mr.. Harry Warden. AGr 10
Risteen, Mr.. David Gray MI Phini
Movers. Mr.. Glen Millice, Mr.. Ed Lar
non. Mr.. Ed GOssett. Mr.. James GutE
bert. 1Ir. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. Cha
Robinson, Mr.. Percy Beggs. Mr.. Irwi
Snatinger, Mr. William WelIhouse. NJ
Frank Flenniken, Mr.. Alexander Loomi
Mr.. Otis Van de Mark, BIr. David Ovel
nyer. Mr.. Roy Funnel, Mr.. Earl Spence
Mr.. Victor Bogue, Mr.. Wayte Lyle II
Carl Penny, Mr.. Walter Moore. Mr.. Ra
Crittenden. AIr. Dick Reed. Mr.. il