The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-19


nose is out of joint. For years he has
been a professional chaperon for the
nigh school frat parties it was not
supposed that dance in any set could
| be pulled off without him. But he
wasn't at the lambda dance last night
and two other chaps were who also
date from the MiOcene age and who are
trying hard to beat his time with the
buds.
Miss Gertrude McClintock and Miss
! Rebecca Taliaferro and Miss Alice Par
ker of Girard are members OF the class
to be graduated from the College or
the Sisters OF Bethany this spring The
comm ncement exercises will be held
the morning of May 81 Among the
Topeka young women and young men
who will be graduated from Washburn
are Miss Florence Burge, Miss Lucy
Dickinson, Miss Bessie May Forbes
Miss Mary Gaylord, Miss Edith Ing
ham, Miss Eleanor Lulkens, Miss Alice
Katha rine Mcfarland Miss Lenore
Monroe, Miss Gertrude OFT, Miss Flor
ence Tucker, Miss Lugrace Whltmers
Mr.. Imri Zumwalt. Mr.. Ray Doane,
Mr.. Clarence Johnson, Mr.. James Nc
Clure and Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland Miss
Lois Porterfield Of Spring valley, ILL.,,
a niece of Mrs. c. J. Devlin. who finish
ed her work some time ago, will come
back for comm encement and take her
degree with her. class From the WASH
burn law school Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland
Mr.. Lew Graham, Mr.. Cnauncey
Brown, Mr.. George Badders, Mr.. Geo.
Albert Kline, Mr.. Ben Scandrett, MI
William H. Vernon, Mr.. Philip Wilson,
Mr.. r. B. Gilluly, Mr.. z. R. Simon and
Mr. John Dawson. The high school
will graduate a large class including
among others Miss Josephine Bell, Miss
Emily Coe, Miss Corinne Coston, Miss
Grace Gilmore, Miss Edna Groves, Miss
isabel Heath Miss Mabel Holloway
Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Margaret
Jetmore, Miss Gertrude Kitchell, Miss
Helen Mcfarland, Miss Grace over
nover Miss Margaret Pearson. MISS
Mary Sutherland, Miss Frances Win
ters, Mr.. Stafford Cham berlain, Mr.. Roy
Forbes, Mr.. Roy Funnen Mr.. Art cray,
Mr.. Holmes Meade. Mr.. Leroy OFT, MI
Arner Robenson, Mr.. Gilbert Worley.
one of the K. U. men who was in
town for the dance last night was SO
disguised with the Lawrence girl ne
brought up with him that he took only
twelve dances ana all the extras Win
her And If you had seen the girl you
couldn't have blamed him II she had
looked one bit better to them it would
have been necessary for the men 10
wear binders.
Judge and Mrs. De Witte c. Nellis'
invitations are being issued to the mar
riage of their daughter Celeste ana
Mr. Harmon David Ryus on the even
ing Of Saturday, the second day OF
y
Fifth street west. The at home cards
read I.ankershin hotel, Los Angeles,
Cal. but no date is given as the re-
turn from the wedding trip Whlch Will
he an extended one is uncertain. An
innovation, locally, are the no presents
cards enclosed.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Patten will entertain
her duplicate whist club and a goess
table Monday at luncheon 1olloWeo
NV whist at VineWOOd.
A new engagement rumor concerns
a deacon of the Methodist church ana
one of the piIlaresses OF the Episcopal
church If the engagement Is any
thing more than idle gossip, viii It be
proper to refer to it as the Methodist
Episcopal wedding?
Mrs. ]. W. F. Hughes and Mrs. Geo.
W. Parkhurst are among the hostess
ses who viii entertain for MISS Celesle
Nel1is next week. Mrs. Hughes VIII
give a luncheon Thursday and Mrs
Parkhurst on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Ryus will give dinner at the
Copeland for their son, Mr.. Harmon
Ryus and Miss Nellis week after next
who's this new man you introduces
to me?" asked one girl Of another at
a party one night. He looks good 70
me and I'll take him II NOBODY wants
him. The next day she heard that the
man were engaged.
Mr.. Guilford Dudley gave a dinner
at the Country club last night for Miss
Margaret Norehouse and Miss Georgia
Dale of Danville, Ill
The Country club Will be formally
opened on Friday evening, May 70, with
a reception which the directors and
their wives viii give for the members.
The hours are from 8 to II o'clock and
in the receiving line viii be: Mrs. VIII
lis Norton, Mrs. Harold Chase, Mrs
Herbert Armstrong, Mrs. 2. H Crosby,
Mrs Clad Hamilton, MIS-. A A. Cod
ard Mrs T. D. Hammatt, Mrs. Harri-
son Morgan and Mrs. Carroll B. Mer-
RAM.
western sorosis will hold its annual
Field daw at VinewOod Saturday. May
26. The members are requested to take
the 1880 car and luncheon will be
served at the cafe at 1890.
A visiting girl has made such a hit
with one Of the young chaps that he
has braved the dangers and disadvan-
taaes Of new paint for her sake few
weeks ago. and last night slid down the
slipped into a dance to which he had
been asked in order to have one dance
with her.
The teachers of the Euclid school
gave their annual reception to the par
ents Friday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily decorated with flowers and the
floors were covered with rugs. A pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed and the visit
tors were entertained with singing and
piano numbers. The hostesses were:
Misses Afadge Moore. Ethel Aldrich.
Miriam steele, Ida Hosack, Eva Col
Inns, Helen Holcomb and Elizabeth
Ebey. Those who participated in the
programme were Miss Irna Doster.
Mrs. R H. Morehouse, Miss Eleanor
Simms. Miss Elizabeth Ebey and Miss
Ethel A1drtch.
The lambda Alpha lambda girls are
issuing invitations for the spring an
nual. May 81. at Steinberg's.
The Twentieth Century club is having
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