The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

That was certainly a P G. party
the Phi Lambda Epsilon spring an
uuaI at SCeiuberg's last night Inc
hall never looked 50 prerry-indeed IN
every detail the dance eclipsed the ira
Ceru1ry's former entertainments, anu
that Is OF course saying a great deal
for the lambda men who nave an
euviable reputation as hosts Inc
decOra tons. although elaborate were
light and airy IN effect. and peculiarly
appropriate for one of the Warmesr
nights OF the season An tmpr0v1
lattice work ceiling wound with WhILe
bunting. hung with snnilax and dotted
with electric lights with yellow pond
lily shades was the principal feature
OF the business and the erect was
tndescrtbably pretty All the pillars
were wound with bunting and draped
with SmflaX- There were fra teFuIC y
pennauts on the walls in reception
roru0 and dancing hall and fraternity
pillows IN the cosy corners. The pro-
grammes were the most attractive seen
in Topeka in many a day They were
enclosed in small white kid card cases
bSa ring the fraternity emblem on the
back Grand Eats were served IN the
supper rooms and punch al the west
end of the hall Among the chapsronS
were Nj and Mrs John NJ Meade. Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs.
7 r. KOoutz. Mr. and Mrs. Willard N |
Hall. Mr. Robert Pierce, Mr. and Mrs
8 J. Bear, Mr. and Mrs Charles
=
Macferran- Mr.. Robert Pierce II, Mr.
James Mcfarland II. Mr. Allen Me-
Neal "23" Mr. Ben Bear. Mr. Russell {
Grimes, Mr. Joe COaneu and Mr.. Roy
Starr received the guest, and with |
their partners led the grand march, 4
which began at $40 o'clock
Most Of the beautiful young girls in
the high school set we're present and
were looking especially aIuring in
dainty new party frocks- However. 1t /
must be admitted that +'Hudfe'' Me-
Farland's new striped fannels were
the real hit OF the piece and If the
orchestra had not been larger than
usual the music. after his arrival. could
not have been heard
Besides those in the receiving line
the hosts included Mr. Louis Hail. Mr.
Francis BOnebrake. Mr.. Richard 4
F'rftrs. Mr.. John Hamilton. Mr. Nelson
Meade and Mr. Malcolm Copeland
The invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
W E DrechseI. Miss Alice Lakin, Miss
Marion Thompson. Miss Emma Boil
mar. Miss Winifred BUrch, Miss Mary
Chase Chamberlain. Miss Katherine 4
DoImal- Miss Margaret Carney, Miss
Maude Grimes. Miss Hazel Grimes,
Miss Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Minnie
Price Of Kansas city. Miss Nellie RugE
Of Independence. Miss Carrie Potter
Of Emporia- Miss Louise kellau1- Miss
Katherine keuau. Miss Marie Lager
strorn. Miss Alice Larfmer. Miss Alice
Meade. Miss Virginia Meade. Miss Nell
lie Milspaugh. Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Nadine Lyle. Miss Mary Mac u
Lehman Miss Helen McCIintOck Miss
Louise McNeaI. Miss Sue Rodgers.
Miss Gladys Scott Miss Eva Smith I
Miss Isabel Smith. Miss Mary Suther-
land, Miss Ann Troutman, Miss Grace
Walworrh, Miss Julia WelIhOuse, Miss
Helen Sharftr. Miss Lillian Parfirt Miss
isabel Heath. Miss Louise Heath. Miss
Haughey. Miss Hazel Larkfn. Miss
Helen Sptelman. Miss Mildred Mills
Miss Margaret Going. Miss Margaret
Pearson. Miss Floyd Robensou. Miss
Rodgers. Miss Edna Herbst Miss Alice
Willard. Miss Edith Morton. Miss
Grace koOnuz. Miss Berufce HeaIy.
Miss Frances COuneu Miss Hazel
Jones. Miss Dorothy Gleed. Miss Mary
Esed. Miss Helen Brown. Miss Helen
Otis. Miss Ethel Davis. Miss Ella Davis.
Mr. Glenn MtlIice. Mr. Tom King, Mr..
Paul Walker. Mr. Joe Wilson. Mr..
nghann. Mr. Darwin Bradley. Mr.. Jay
Close Mr. VIII Collins. Mr. Fred
Crossley. Mr. Harry Curtis. Mr. Harry
Eagle. Mr. Ilif Felix. M Wilson Ho-
AIstler, Mr. Osborn Lartmer Mr..
Wayte Lyle, Mr. Hugh Mcfarland.
Mr. Bruce Mcfarland. Mr. Dick Reed.
Mr. Joe Risteen. Mr. Earl Spencer.
1r- George yeale III, Mr. William
TeIlhouse. Mr. Fred Parfitt. Mr.
George Beach Mr. Clyde Adams. Mr.. .
Todd Matthews. Mr. Alexander Loom
5. M Ray Burchfield Mr. Irwin
snatdnEer. M Bernard Crosby. Mr.
Glenn Haughey Mr. Leo Haughey,
Sfr- George Curhbert. Mr.. George VIII
ard. Mr. Homer Sheldon, Mr.. Harold
Copeland. Mr. Otto Cornell, Mr. David
Troy. Mr. Willard Pierce. Mr. Roy
Johnson. Mr. Robert Steele. Mr. Tom
TowanlOck OF Lawrence, Mr. John
CIuzston, Mr. Stanley Reed. Mr. Tfnk-
IAN VeaIe- Mr. Clay Hamilton. Mr..
VII Stewart. Mr.. James Stewart. Mr.
Gilbert Wortey. Mr.. Ward SpieIman.
Mr. Dick Hayden. Mr. Fraser Cole. Mr..
Harry WolR and Mr. Art Wo1R-
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte But /
eriy Of Burden. Okla, formerly Of I
Topeka and a daughter OF Mr. J NJ
Butterfly OF St Joseph and Mr. Jack
ever OF Los Angeles. Cal, has been
-nnounced- The marriage took place !
asst fail but was kept a secret until a {
Feek or so ago when Mr.. Lever came
n from California to Oklahoma TO
fsir his wife and her brother. Mr. I
Harry Butterfly, with whom she made
Ter home In Burden Mr. and Mrs.
ever are now visiting his people in
Z Louis where they VIII probably rel /