The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-25

guests this afternoon in compliment
to her niece, Mrs. Henry Clemens, of
Detroit: Miss Pearl Grote, Miss
Marian F1enniken. Miss Edna Hey
wood, Miss Josephine Lynch, Miss
Louise Wood, Miss Reita Updegraff,
Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss Gertrude
Clevenger, Miss Grace Frost, Mrs.
George Hackney, Mrs. Charles Nor
ton.
Hutchinson News: Mr. and Mrs
L. U. Harrison of Topeka are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs J. E. Foltz of
East Fourth avenue. Yesterday DIR.
and Mrs. c. F. McNair of Halstead
were the guests of DR. and Mrs. Foltz.
Mrs. G.. G. Goddard of LeavenwOrth,
general federation secretary for Kan
sas, writes regarding hotel rates at
the Boston biennial: The Copley
Square hotel will be headquarters for
the Kansas delegation at the Boston
European hotel follow: Court room
for one person per day. $3.50; for
two persons $500; outside rooms for
one, $500; for two, $500; private
bath. fifty cents extra for each per-
son. If the delegates will write A. H.
their earliest convenience the entire
state delegation will be accom-
modated
Mr.. George NJ. Stone pronounces
Brutality, the painting on exhibition
at Crosby Brothers, the finest picture
that has ever been shown in Topeka.
The picture will be here a few days
longer and the public is urged to see
it. The proceeds of its exhibition will
go to pay the deficit on the city
federation's art exhibit of two years
ago.
Lawrence World tFriday): The
young ladies of the Pi Beta Phi
sorority are entertaining at dinner
this evening at their chapter house,
Miss Ida M Tarbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen White and Prof. and
Mrs. Robert F. Duncan.
Although it was not a cotillion a
number of charming figure dances were
introduced toward the end of the pro-
gramme of the Phi Lambda Epsilon
fraternity's dance at McRae's last
night which was probably the pretti-
hall was deliberately decorated in the
frat colors, red and gold The pillars
were wound with red and the ceiling
and walls were hung with streamers
of yellow crepe paper festooned in tent
shape. The smoking room was espec-
rugs, cosy corners, high school and
college pennants and shaded lights.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday and Mr.. Rich
ard Fritz led the grand march. The
hosts for the evening were the active
and alumni members of the fraterni-
ty, including: Mr.. Allen McNeal, Mr..
Louis Hall, Mr.. James Mcfarland, Mr..
Roy Starr, Mr.. Richard Fritz, Mr.. Nell
son Meade, Mr.. Joe Connell, Mr.. Otto
Connell, Mr.. Francis Bonebrake. Mr..
Mr. Herbert Lininger. Mr.. Ben Bear,
Mr.. Roy Rauch, Mr.. Holmes Meade.
Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr.. Proctor
FOUGHT, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr..
Malcolm Copeland, Mr.. John Hamil-
ton, Mr. willard Pierce, Mr.. Robert
low Hurley and Mr.. Earl Ewart. The
invitations included Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Ryder, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Rowley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gossett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Birchfield.
Earl, Miss Ethel Morrow and Miss
Oreta Moore of Lawrence, Miss Mary
Gleed, Miss Alice Noble of Atchison,
Miss Ruth Nickel of Chicago, Miss
Nadine Lyle, Miss Louise Heath. Miss
Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Minnie Price
of Kansas City, Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Dorothy
Porter, Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss Katharine Dolman
Miss Ruth Whitney of Kansas City,
Miss Lillian Parf1tt, Miss Clyde Bone
brake, Miss Genevieve Miller of St
Marys, Miss Margaret Garvey, Miss
Julia Wellhouse, Miss Helen Sharitt
Miss Clara Freshman, Miss Gertrude
Mulvane, Miss Emma Bolmar, Miss
Janet Hurrie, Miss Florence Guild
Miss Cornelia Gleed, Miss Marjorie
Thompson, Miss Helen Haughey, Miss
Hazel Lakin, Miss Alice Larimer, Miss
Dorothy Gleed, Miss Gladys Scott
Miss Katharine Kellam. Miss Julia
Larimer. Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Dor