The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-01

social life of the summer school more
active. Heretofore the summer session
has been marked for the fact that it
has been entirely without a social side.
The main reason for this was that
those who attended summer school were
here for work and nothing else. The
majority of the students were teachers
from out of town or students who were
either trying to graduate in three years
or trying to get both their master and
bachelor degrees at the same time. This
year the frivolous set has invaded
K. U. number of the students are
here making up 'f1unks'' and there are
others who have cases here. This new
spirit has added to the summer school
| life and brings some relief work. The
Pan-Hellenic club is composed Of fra
ternity boys. Last Friday they gave a
dance at the Alpha Tau house, on the
Fourth of July they give one at the
Phi Delt house, the next Friday at the
Sigma Chi house and will close the
summer school season, With farewell
party in Fraternal Aid hall.
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Wichita Beacon: Miss Jessie Wilson
gave a o'clock dinner Monday. even
ing for Miss Margaret Ellenberger, of
Topeka and Miss Beulah Russell of
Belmont. Covers were laid for Misses
Margaret and Elizabeth Ellenberger
of Topeka, Miss Russell of Belmont,
Miss Pauline Findley, Miss Edna Alex
ander, Miss Laura Pickrell. Miss Ber-
tina Davis, Miss Wilson. Miss
Margaret Ellenberger of Topeka and
Miss Beulah Russell of Belmont were
the guests of honor at a delightful
card party given Thursday evening by
Miss Jessie Wilson at her pretty home
on University avenue.
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Salina Journal: Miss Marie Ober
will give a whist party next Friday
avapinC her home on South SAINT a
Fe avenue in compliment to Miss Win
| fired Burch and Harold Cone of To-
peka.
The Theta Phi Phi club will dance
at the home of Miss Florence Davis,
Ninth and Western avenue tonight.
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| The Ladies of Columbus will give a
social tonight at the Knights of Column
| bus club house. Eighth avenue and
| Quincy street. Swearingen's orchestra
will play.
The Fleur-de-Lis club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. Will Barry. The
other f1ostesses will be Mrs. E. L.
Fowler, Mrs. Fred Wick and Mrs. Will
Lyman.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crawford will
leave next week for Detroit and New
| York to be gone few weeks.
Miss Helen Allen has returned from
| Chicago where she spent the winter.
| Mrs. o. c. Stevens of Ashland is the
| guest of Mrs. Harry Bone.
| Miss Louise McGoff is visiting in
! Arkansas iCty.
/ Mrs: Harry Alton of Enid Okla,
| who has been visiting in Kansas City,
stopped Off here last night with Miss
Maude Grimes and left today accom-
| panied by her hostess for Enid. where
| Miss Grimes will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Heller of Los Angeles is
expected Saturday. to visit Mrs. Oscar
w. Neil.
Miss Elizabeth LIE Bar will leave
next week for one of the northern lake
| resorts to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kibbee will
spend the weekend in Hutchinson.
Miss Katharine Gentry, who has
| been visiting in Bartlesville, Okla, was
the guest of Miss Helen Allen today on
| her way to her home in Minneapolis
Kan, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. o. ]. Wood and her daughters
Misses Louise and Ruth Wood. and
| Mrs Everett B. Akers, will leave next
week for Ludington, Mich, to spend
! the summer. Mr.. Wood and Mr.
Akers will Join them later.
| DR.. Glen Haughey, who is a house
physician at the National Military
| home at Leavenworth. will come to
Topeka to spend the weekend with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Haughey.
Mrs A r. Green of Sulphur, Okla.
guest of her daughter. Miss Lucie
Greene, for a few days. returned
home today accompanied by Miss
Greene, who will spend the rest of the
summer in Sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Leslie and Mr.
Tom Leslie will leave Friday for St
Paul. Mimi, to spend the rest of the
| summer.
Winfield Courier: Miss Margaret
| Garvey came down from Topeka Mon
| day and attended the Buckman-Guy
| wedding today. She. will visit her
uncle, Charles Dever, for a few days
| Miss Grace Osborne, an assistant in
1 the state library, left today for heI