The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-01

hose and will be crowned with wreath
of Bethany ivy. Her gown is Of white
Paris null with trimmings of lace. Her
maid of honor will also be in white, a
sheer white gown, white shoes and hose
and the four little canopy bearers, Miss
May Kelly. Miss Mildred Morton Miss
Hattie Price and Miss Mary Clark will
wear Bethany uniforms of white linen
Peter Thompson style with black Beth
any monographs on their sleeves and
black hair ribbons. The little crown
bearers will be Margaret Kaye. Betty
Histed, Augusta Jane Hungate and
Floyd Hoover. Donald Tanaferro and
Lyle Wilson will be the queens pages,
and Mildred Bone, Ruth Switzer, Ham
ifton Chase and Vernon Bair, the rib
bon bearers. All the children will be
dressed in white. The queen will make
her entrance on a pony with green and
white trappingS and smilax canopy
will be erected over her throne. In
stead of colored ribbons the Maypole
will have ivy garlands. The commence
ment week exercises beside the May
party include corporate communion at
Grace cathedral at half after o'clock
tomorrow morning and the Baccalau-
reate sermon at IL o'clock. also at the
cathedral by the Right Rev. Frank r.
Millspaugh, bishop of Kansas; the sem
ior play in assembly hall, Monday ev-
ening at o'clock; the closing exer- |
cises of the elementary school in as
after 10 o'clock and the certificate re- |
cital of the music department at
o'clock Tuesday evening. The COM |
mencement exercises will be held in the /
college chapel Wednesday morning at |
half after 10 o'clock and the Rev. Percy |
Silvers. chaplain at Fort Leavenworth, |
will deliver the address. The graduates |
are Miss Theresa Critchf1eld and Miss |
RoxaIena johnson of Oskaloosa. Miss
Ruth Price of johannesburg, South At |
RIGA. Miss Mildred Poindexter of To-
peka, Miss Ora Lower of Haddam, Miss
Theodore Marsh of Anthony, Miss
Anna johnson of Hamilton, Miss Mar
garet Barnes of Rawlins. Wyo., Miss
oliver Lederer of Mcpherson and Miss
Anna F'reese of Winfield. The senior |
will follow the graduation
exercises.
Miss Louise Kellam and Miss ALA
belle Troutman have changed the date
of their tea for Miss Anna Herbst and
Miss Jeanette Ware from Friday to
Saturday afternoon on account Of the
expected arrival of Miss Suzette Mat
thews of Albany, Texas. who will ar
rive Saturday morning to spend a
month with Miss Troutman and will
also be a guest of honor at the tea
Mrs. Joseph E. Morgan will give her
IIetIe of Fort Madison. Iowa. and Miss
Herbst Friday instead of Saturday in
order not to conflict with Miss KEEL
lam's and Miss Troutman's entertain
ment.
Mrs. J. w. Bailey and Mrs. W. M.
Gregory will give an informal after
noon June Z, at the home of the for
leaves soon for a permanent residence
In Kansas City. A number of other en-
will be given in honor OF
Mrs. Poindexter.
OF much interest to local artists is
the exhibit of the pupils of the schools
IF design drawing, painting and ceram-
cs of Washburn college now being
held in Boswell hall The exhibit be-
gan Yesterday and will close Wednes-
lay evening The pupils of Mr.. George
NJ. Stone and Mrs. Shattuck are dis
oIaying their work of the school year
On the second floor of Boswell hall ana :
Mr. Klingenberg's piano studio has
been pressed into service and trans
formed into a most attractive art gall
cry where much clever and interest
ng work is being shown The pub
ic is cordially invited to visit the ex-
libit.
Mrs George Bowman and Mrs
4. A. Perry will give dinner next &
Tub and their husbands.
The garden tea to have been given E
W the Sigma Delta Psis of Washburn
oday in compliment to the Topeka 1
Theta alumni club was indefinitely
postponed owing to the damp weather
which made an al fresco entertain ]
nent impossible. +
A delightful occasion of interest in
musical circles was the piano recital t
-iven by Miss Myrtle Radcliff. who has ]
a course of instruction under s
Hiss Karolyn B. Whittlesey and took 7
Ter degree last night. Mr.. David /
Bowie, baritone, assisted on the pro- q
ram with a number of songs and l
Irs. John F. Norton played his ac-
Miss Radclif's parents 8
dr. and Mrs. John Radclif of Carbon Y
ale were in town for their daughters '
ecital.
Mrs. Harry Nichols will entertain '
he Ideal club Monday. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cook returned Z
asst night from a short wedding trip I
T. Mrs. Cook was formerly Miss Cora
1913 West Tenth street.
hey will be at home at 321 Harrison
treet after June Is. 8
The RambIers' club met with Mrs I
onsisted principally of music given by I
FRS Walsh's daughters. Mrs. Maher
( California, Miss Anna Marie Walsh
nd Miss Louise Walsh. The club ]
7ill sew next Monday at the Orphans t
ONE and will meet the following t
efferson street. {
The Chaltiso club will meet Thurs {
lay. June 6, with Mrs. W. G. McCar-
err in Highland Park. Election of Of
GERS. All members are requested to
e present. s
The Golden Rule club will meet r