The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-19
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The prettiest dance Of the year and
the most successful, from every stand
point, was the spring annual given by
the Kansas Alpha chapter Of the Phi
lambda Epsilon high school fra
ternity at Steinbergs last night. The
whole suite was used for the occasion
and a lavish decorative treatment
made & memorably lovely scene %
which q large company Of beauu1el
young girls IN airy gowns ana nano-
some young men contributed slsnAtl-
cantly. The dominant feature In the
decorations of the ball room was the
Iighdne All the ceiling lights had
red box shades with the fraternity en-
blem on the lower side, through which
a becoming rosy light was dfnused
softly. Al the west end OF the hall
was the big electrical skull design
which was such q hit at the May 90
party. The walls OF the reception ana
dancing rooms were hung with many
frat penDants and emblems and there
we're big 5ardinteres filed with gorge
Gus red and pink peon1es sueottYeiy
disposed. The orchestra. stall was
screened by a wall OF palms and the
pillars IN the dancing room were
wound with red bunting. In the sup
per room red carnations were used in
decoration Punch and sOrbet were
served in the ball room The music
was unusually good and the pro-
grannne was well selected. Mr..
Holmes Meade. Miss Katharine KEEL
lam, Mr.. John Amer Robenson, Miss
Nellie 1Gillspaugh, Mr. Clarence Jor-
dan. Miss Helen Brown Of Kansas City
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Scott made an impressive receiving
line The chaperons were Mr.. and
Mrs James p. RoWley, Mr.. ana Mrs.
p. H Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pierce. The out OF town guests were
Miss Nellie Rugg Of Independence,
Mo- Miss Carrie Potter Of Enporia,
Miss Anna Hawk of Lawrence, Miss
Helen Brown OF Kansas City. Miss
Floyd Robenson Of Mexico, Mo. Miss
Mary Lou Yansay OF Rome, Ga, Miss
Helen ouialey Of Sterling, Miss Mary
Hayden. Miss Esther Rauchs Mr.. Joe
Richardson, Mr.. Grove Dolman, Mr..
Omar Miles, Mr.. Frank Griggss Mr..
Tom Vsatch, all OF the university at
Lawrence. Mr. Roger Davis, Mr..
Waldo G. rwfeheIl Mr.. George Belt,
Mr.. George Calvin and Mr.. Herman
Stanton OF Kansas City, and Mr.. Joe
Ramsey Of Lawrence. And the other
invitations included Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Pierce Mr. and Mrs. James P.
Row1ey, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. A. Thrill. Miss Mary Meade,
Miss Ella Davis, Miss June Mitchell,
Miss Louise KellaFn. Miss Ra Hotch-
Lytie. Miss Janet Hurrie, Miss Mar
Raret Going. Miss Alice LAalxin, Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Iris Andrews,
Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss Grace
Koontz. Miss Josephine Bell, Miss
Grace WalwOrth, Miss Florence John
stone, Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Clara F'leishman, Miss Alice Meade,
Miss Anna TroUtman, Miss Mabel
Hazel Nelson. Miss Berenice Eealy.
Miss Elvira Millspaugh, Miss Esther
Rauch, Miss Julia Wellhouae, Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss
Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Hazel Grimes,
Miss Lillian Parfltt. Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Miss Mary Esther Rodgers,
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Corinne Coston. Miss Marie Lag
erstron, Miss Isabel Heath, Miss
Marion Thorn DSOn Miss GLADYS Scott
Miss Alice Willard Miss Edith Morton,
Miss Sarah Mcclellan, Miss Gertrude
Pearson, Miss Nellie Ddillspaugh, Miss
Virginia Meade. Miss Katharine KEEL
lam, Miss Edna Groves, Miss Edna
Hopkins, Miss Winifred Burch, Miss
Louise McNeal, Miss Hazel Jones Miss
Maude Grimes, Miss Eva Bailey. Miss
Margaret Pearson. Miss Helen Nc
Clintock, Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
AllCG AaGlIuSI5 MISS Minnie Price OF
Kansas City. Miss Nellie Mcfarland.
Miss Grace Overmyer, Miss Helen
Lindsay. Miss Katharine Dolman, Mr..
Thomas L. King, Mr.. Paul Walker,
Mr. Joe Fisteen. Mr.. Warren Hopkins,
Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr.. Warrfck UDde-
graf. Mr.. Ralph Tuttle, Mr.. Roy Fun
nell, Mr.. David Gray, Mr.. William
WelIhouses Mr.. George Beach, Mr..
VIII Stewart. Mr.. John FTeishman, Mr.
John Van de Mark. Mr.. Ilif Felix. Mr.
nVf r.
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Fred Parhtt, Mr.
Clyde Adams Mr.. Ben Bear, Mr.
Harry Eleishrnan, Mr.. Clyde Corbett
Mr.. Ben Scandrett. Mr.. Gilbert Wor-
Henderson, Mr.. Richard Fritz, Mr..
Fred CrOssley, MI Louis Hall, Mr..
Floyd Stevens. Mr.. Irwin Snattinger
Mr.. Fred Hodges, Mr.. Clay Hamilton,
Mr.. Bernard Crosby. Mr.. Wilson Ho-
bart, Mr.. Alexander LOOMS, Mr..
George Veale. III Mr.. George White,
Mr.. Harry Donaldson, Mr.. Carl Penny.
Mr.. Ray BirchdeId, Mr.. r. F. HAYDEN.
MT. Jack Piper, Mr.. Morris Wilson,
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr. Sumner
Everingham Of Lawrence, Mr.. Walter
Moore, Mr.. Cole Mr.. VIII CoIlinsou.
Mr.. Jim CufhbeTts Mr.. Adolph Spanw-
Ter OF Lawrence. Mr.. Oscar thinner
man Of Lawrence, Mr.. Eustace Smith
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Carl Trapp, Mr.
Ed Gossett- Mr.. Clarence Jordan Mr.
Proctor FOUGHT. Mr.. Dick Reed. Mr..
Todd Matthews, Mr.. Glen Millice. Mr..
Monte Kistler. Mr.. John Carver. Mr..
Ward Speelman.
The active chapter which gave the
party includes Mr.. LIE Roy Rauch. Mr.
Amer Robenson. Mr.. James McFar-
land, Mr.. Art Gray, Mr.. Allen McNeal.
ldr- Russell Grimes, Mr.. Richard F'ritz'
6r- Roy Starr, Mr. Holmes Meade. Mr..
Saford Chamberlain Mr. Herbert
LininEer.
The eligible, good looking and popu-
lar young bachelor who told the s. r.
advertise for a wife said to her last
night: you can take my ad out of
the paper tomorrow" A visiting girl
did Il.