The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-29

The hit of the Tivoli dance at Nc
RAGS last night was the barn dance"
introduced by bunch Rah-Rah girls
and men from the University of Kan
sas who were among the guests. The
barn dance" is a revival of the old
time country dances of so many years
ago-an long before you were born, my
dyah, and even before your mother .
day. 1t Is little like a schottische.
only different. and it is very pretty and
picturesque when danced by graceful
young girls and handsome young chaps
who haven't lost their hair, but 1t is
not likely to become popular with the
''old folks" as 1t is. perhaps. q trifie
undignified for middle age, besides be-
ing too strenuous for people with
Rheumatism and windows. In
college society, however it is a great
favorite and the Mellins' Food girls
and the Waders Union will take 1t UP
with enthusiasm.
The Trivoli dance last night was the
last until after Lent. Those who at
tended were. Miss Jessie Boldridge and
Miss Hazel Allison of the university at
Lawrence, Miss Gladys Riggs of EN-
poria Miss Ethel Morrow of Lawrence,
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss isabel
Heath, Miss Nadine Lytle Miss Helen
Sharitt. Miss Margaret Carney, Miss
Helen Haughey, Miss Katharine KEEL
lam, Miss Edna Clifford. Miss Ann
Troutman, Miss Grace Wa1worth, Miss
Grace
Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Bertha Hull
Miss Julia Wellhouse, MissAlice Meade,
Miss Lolita tombstone, Miss Margaret
Pearson of Wakefield, Miss Marie Lag
erstrorn, Miss Ella Davis, Miss Helen
McCIintock. Mr.. Stanley Reed. Mr.
Ward H Cobie and MT. Luther Thomas
of the university at Lawrence, MI
Todd Matthews, Mr.. Tinkham Veale,
Mr. Wilson Hobart, Mr.. Joe Risteen.
Mr.. William Wellhouse, Mr.. Louis Hail.
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Chamberlain, Mr.. Harry Wolf, Mr.
Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Wayte Lytle, Mr.
sWarrick Updegraff, Mr.. George Beach,
Mr.. Ward Spielman, Mr.. Holmes Meade
Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. Earl spen-
Ger, Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. Harry
Eagle, Mr.. James Hayes, Mr.. Arthur
Wolff, Mr.. Fred Parfit, Mr.. Robert
Pierce, Mr.. Robert Steele, Mr. Carl
Trap, Mr.. Harlow Hurley. Mr.. Clar-
ence Jordan, Mr.. George Veale, III, Mr.
Osborn Larimer and Mr. Jay Close.
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The marriage of Miss Ethel DeObert
and Mr.. Malcolm Garrard of Kansas
City will be celebrated at half after 3
o'clock tonight at the home or the
brides mother, Mrs. Eva DeObert, 1925
Topeka avenue. The ceremony viii be
performed by the Rev. DR.. S. S. Estey
and the wedding music which will in
clude the familiar Wagner and Men
delssohn wedding marches and Men
delssohn's Spring Song as an accom-
paniment to the marriage service, will
be played by Miss Grace Mason WEIGH.
piano, and Miss Irma Doster, violin.
Miss Helen Hahn will be the maid of
honor and Mr.. Ray Clifford, of Kansas
City, will attend Mr.. Garrard. Miss
Norma Petro will lead the bridal party
and carry the wedding ring in the heart
of a Gala lily. The decorations Of the
house will be in green and white and
the gowning of the bridal party will
repeat these colors. At home after
an eastern wedding trip at 1910 Wyom-
ing street, Kansas City, Mo.
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Mrs. Frank E. Grimes and Mrs. C.
E. Sutherland entertained number OF
neighborhood friends Friday afternoon
for Mrs. L. G. Housed of Salina who
is the guest of Mrs. F. ]. MacKie and
for whom SO many informal entertain