The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-15

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In other departments the only consid-
Grafton that can give the restless re-
porter pause is the consideration, rs
the story true or is it Too True2" What
the S. R. must stop to think about (be-
cause the stories the S. R. hears are al
ways true) is, "Wlll 1t make anybody
mad?' And, incidentally, it makes
them just a. mad if it is a two-line item
about q. party they are really going to
give as if it were an open reference to
their worst family skeleton.
Lawrence Journal: Miss Margaret
Perkins entertained the members of the
Kappa sorority Saturday afternoon at
her home in west Lawrence, in compli-
ment to Miss Carlotta Nellis of Topeka.
About thirty girls were present and the
afternoon was spent very informally.
Mrs. A w. Lacey gave a morning
bridge followed by luncheon at Vine
wood this morning for her sister. Mrs.
W. L Allen, of Chicago. The others
George Corning. Miss Sallie Corning
Mrs. J. c. Harmon, Mrs. Willis Coston
Mrs. Carl Woodbury. Nellis, Mrs.
George Eagle, Mrs. G. ". Merriam
Mrs. George Barlow Penny Mrs. ALI
Klingenberg, Mrs W. E Sterne, Mrs
c. E. Foote, Mrs. George Stansfield,
Mrs. Frank Hobart, Mrs Lawrence
Chamberlain. Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs.
Floyd Baker. Mrs. James P. Kaye,
Mrs W. A Morton, Mrs. Margaret
Wiggin, Mrs. Elmer Bloom and Mrs.
Charles L. Wood.
Mrs. Everett B. Akers and her son.
Robert Wood, gave an informal after
noon yesterday for fifteen young moth
ers and their babies in compliment to
and her daughter Katharine and Mrs.
Frank Moss of st. Marys and her
daughter Frances Eleanor.
The men of the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity. University of Kansas, are is
suing invitations today for their an
nual dancing party which will be given
on the lawn of the fraternity chapter
house in Lawrence Friday evening,
May %.
The Kappa Omicron Delta girls of
the high school gave a lawn party Sat
urday night at the home of Miss Flor
ence Embree in Potwin Place. Their
guests included the boys of the D. H.
club The remnants of the two organ
izations and the colors of the June '0S
class were used in the decorations.
Those present We're Miss Helen TiIot-
son, Miss Faye Pohlman, Miss Alice
Larimer, Miss Lillian Leigh, Miss
Grace OFT, Miss Winifred Burch, Miss
Louise Heath. Miss Ruth Woodford,
Miss Florence Embree Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Miss Gladys Cunningham,
Miss Gladys West, Miss Vida Gaul,
Miss Leta Hogue. Miss Mary Close.
Miss Jean Robertson Miss Winnie
Kietzman. Miss Erma Ferguson, Miss
Edith Davis Miss Hazel Criswell, Miss
Aeaston, Miss Marie VanderpooI Miss
Mary Richie, Mr.. Joe Pugh. Mr. Oscar
Bolton, Mr.. Bart Lannan. Mr.. Leslie
Rowles. Mr. Dick Reed, Mr.. Russell
Grimes, Mr.. Irving Reynolds, Mr.
David Overmyer, Mr. Glen Cooper
Mr. Ben Bear Mr.. James McRoberts
MI Leslie Collins, Mr.. William Bowles
MI George Stoneback, Mr.. Walter
Richardson, Mr.. Floyd Stevens, Mr.
wallis Hoch and Mr.. Paul Harrison.
The A. o. C. girls gave a picnic sup
per last night at the home of the
Misses Corning on Lane street in com
pl1ment to Miss Lille Clarkson. who
mas Just returned from a two years
stay in California, and Miss Nettie
Corning, who viii leave soon for a trip
through Colorado.
Mrs n. T. Rigby's afternoon card
OF illness in her family
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hawkins entertain
Cd informally last night for their guests
me Rev Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dale Of Min
neapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mrs Thos
paws entertained the Ideal Card club
Yesterday at the formers home on. Har-
flson street. Mrs. Luther Burns and
MISS Caroline Roser played for absent
members.
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Alice Lakin viii leave the 1st
OF June for Bridgeport, Conn, to visit
ner sister, Mrs. John S. Pullman and
VIII visit school friends IN Boston and