The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-04

University of Kansas got together this
week in the name of Reform and draft
ed a set of Square Deal rules for use
in university society next year. The
social problems of University life were
discussed freely and current evils given
many sassy rap. Among the rules
adopted were the following: No Soror1-
ty girl shall make out her programme
before going to a dance. 1t is not stat
ed what punishment shall be melted out
to the girl guilty of this heinous
offense. No sorority girl shall attend
a dance given by anybody connected
with the university on school nights,
except on a holiday or the night before
a holiday. This rule shall not be in
effect until after the rushing season,
the first ten days of the fall term.
No sorority girl shall go to fraterni-
ty chapter house unless chaperon be
present. Horrors! Have the x. U.
girls been going to the frat houses
Without Chaperones.)
The inter-sorority Panhellenic conf
mittee decided that things social have
been going from bad to worse and
from there to Worcester at the Uni
versity the past year. AS many as
three parties a week on consecutive
nights have been given and even men,
bers of the faculty have given student
receptions on study nights. The sorori-
ty girls, seeing that the faculty took no
steps to curb them in their mad career,
resolved to do something themselves.
Things are to be different at K. U.
next year. The lid is on.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene will enter
| tain small company informally to-
night for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Nation
who return next week to their former
home in Erie to reside permanently.
| Miss Ella Morgan entertained the
J following guests at an informal even
| ing this week at her apartment at the
| Manspeaker: Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Botkin, Miss Juanita Fox, Mr.. and
| Mrs. c. E. Denton, Mrs. Coultis, Mr..
Hugh Coultis, Miss Anna Speck, Miss
\ Caroline Underhill, Miss Kille, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Whitlock, Mr.. E. r.
| Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Berkson and
Mrs. L. M. Johnston.
The meeting of the heads of the
committees for the Elks Bazaar which
will be held in the new club house
| beginning June Is, was changed from
| today to o'clock tomorrow after
! noon, Elks club.
| The marriage of Miss Mary A. Den
| ton and Mr.. Thomas Leeman Todd,
both of Leavenworth, which takes
| place this month, is of interest in To-
| peka where Miss Denton has visited.
| the guest of Mrs. w. E. Drechsel.
Mr.. Todd is a member of Bittman-
Todd Wholesale Mercantile company.
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Mrs. Charles P. Adams guests at
| luncheon at the Country club WedneS-
| day in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
| William J. Werner, of New York
| city, were Mrs Harrison S. Morgan,
Mrs. Charles S. Elliott, Mrs. Earle c.
Williams, Mrs. Arthur P. Lingafelt,
| Mrs. Fred Cole Mrs. William S. Nc
L Int Trc or1 Afrr
A. H. Thompson, Mrs. H. H. Ewing,
| Mrs. Charles Kleinhans, Mrs. Luther
| Burns, Mrs. David E. Palmer, Mrs.
Edwin O'Neil, Mrs. Frank Edison,
Mrs. Clarence S. Bowman, Mrs. Will
liam Macferran, Miss Marian Garrett
son, Miss Florence Welcome, Miss
Mary Thompson, Miss Villa Rodgers
Miss Bess West and Miss Kate
Gunther. The table was decorated
with rustic baskets filled with daisies
and asparagus fern and with bows OF
pink tulle on the handles.
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Mrs. Harry Hobson, 629 Buchanan
street, entertained this afternoon for
Miss Berenice Hough whose engage
ment to DR.. j. D. Freeman has just
been announced. The young women
nurses of Stormont and the Santa Fe
| hospitals gave Miss Hough q
shower" last night at Mrs. Hobson's
I
, days before she leaves for her home
in Ottawa to spend the summer
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y Miss Ruth Sterrett entertained thi:
= afternoon for Miss Gertrude Smith
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank S
Smith, whose marriage to Mr.. George
, K. Strohm of Saratoga n, Y. will
= take place Monday evening.
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>, The Theta Phi Psi club danced a
the home of Miss Florence Davis las
q night.
Mrs. G. D. Stevenson and Mrs. q
y b. Martin. S21 and S25 Jefferso,
street, will entertain their 500 clul
at progressive meeting tomorrow
10 morning.
g hutchinson News: Miss Emma I.vd
q Scnlaudt and Mr.. Charles E. Jone,
: were married Tuesday evening at tn
! nome OF the brides parents, Mr.. an
~ Mrs. n. Schlaudt. on East Third ave
b nue.. The wedding was a very prett-
y shougn quiet, one. only the inmediai
. ramlhes and a few out of tow
>, guests being present. Just before ~
L ceremony Mrs. A. H. Schlaudt 81.
j. ter-in-law of the bride sang q,
\ d Hardelot's Il Know a I.ove1y 60,
den At $3.50 o'clock the bridal 90,
pie took their places beneath q hue
K wedding bell of smilax and mareues
J. ties, standing against a BACKGROUND
n smliax. Or. H. E. Wolfe of the Fir
: Methodist church performed the ma,
riage ceremony The hr;5a 10 no