The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-01
SOCIETY

Mrs William s. McClintock has ask
I 60 guests for a luncheon at the To-
peka club tomorrow in compliment tc
MRS. Charles Haynes of Sabetha. The
other guests will be Mrs A. H Thomp-
son, Miss Kate Gunther, Miss Mary
thompson, Miss Villa Rodgers Mrs
charles P. Adams. Mrs. Werner of New
rork city, Mrs. Charles E. Gault, Mrs.
and Mrs. J.sB. Furry.
Miss Emma Smith gave the first OF
the series Of ante-wedding entertain
! ments in honor of Miss Edith Morton
whose marriage to Mr.. Carl Trap
nome Miss Smiths entertainment was
an informal luncheon at her home.
t1rth and Topeka avenue, today and
the guests were Miss Morton, Miss
Miss Julia Wellhouse and Miss Isabel
Heath. Tomorrow Miss Heath will
give bride-luncheon for Miss Morton
and the other entertainments for her
Will include Miss Margaret Garvey af-
ternoon bridge Monday; Miss Helen
Sharitt afternoon bridge Tuesday; Miss
Hazel Jones, evening cards Tuesday;
Miss Margaret Going luncheon. Wed
nesday; Miss Eugenia Quinton and
Miss Gertrude Mulvane afternoon tea
ton is the first girl to be married In
her set and the event is Of much in
terest to wide circle of friends.
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The Beta sorority of Washburn col
lege will give dinner-dance tonight
at Hudson's. The Tau Sigma Beta
new high school frat will give their
first annual at McRae's and there is
a current rumor that this party will
kill it, and make the dances given by
the older frats and sororities look Ike
mush- and-milk socials.
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There will be a subscription dance at
the Country club next Tuesday night.
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The Fluffy Ruffles club will give a
matinee dance at Hudson's tomorrow
afternoon.
Lawrence World: Tuesday was
Founders day of the Pi Beta Phi sorcr-
ity and it was observed by banquet
at the chapter house. Covers were ialo
for about 60 Pi Phis. The table was
beautifully decorated with white flow
ers and red carnations, the latter be-
ing the national emblem of the sorority.
The toastmistress for the evening was
Mrs. w. B. Brownell. who presided IN
a very charming manner. Those who
responded and their subjects were as
follows: The Founding of the Soror1-
ty,'' Miss Richardson; "The Chapter
House. Mrs. Tanner; Scholarship,
Mrs. Smfthmeyer; Life in the Chap
ter House, MISS lHloSeHo DCon' - ~
the active chapter After the dinner
and toasts an informal farce was given
by the active girls. Out Of town Phi
Phis present were Mrs. Andrew re
land, Emporia; Miss Grace Banks,
Kansas City; Miss Mary Chase G Maa
worth, Nebraska, and Mrs. Charles
Haines, Sabetha.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell VIII
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Nor
gan. Miss Amy Nelson of Ironwood,
Mich. and Mr. Walter Burgess at din
ner tomorrow night and the party Will
Ego on to the Saturday night informal
hop at Hudson,s afterwards.
Misses Eva and Isabel Smith. Helen
Quigley of Sterling, Floyd Robenson.
Peggy Sallee and little Isabel Smith OF
st. Louis spent the day at the Country
club.
The biggest event Of the year in
University of Kansas society. the
Junior prom" which is looked for
ward to from year to year by those
privileged to attend, took place in
Fraternal Aid hall. Lawrence last
night.
Mr.. Archie p. Naramore of Wichita,
president of the junior class, and Miss
Grace Collins Of Lawrence had the
honor of leading the prom. Mr..
Bert Evans OF Kansas City. KAN. is
chairman Of the invitation committee:
Mr. Guy Mosher of Parsons, pro-
eramme committee: Mr.. Carr Pleasant
Of Lyndon finance committee. and
Miss Amorette Weaver OF Lawrence,
farce committee. Mr.. Ernest Skofstad
and Mr.. Tom veach are the managers
Of the event.
The Duplicate Whist club met this
afternoon with Miss Kate Gunther.
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Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom gave lunch
con today for Mrs. Earl Graham OF
Guthrie, Okla, who is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Putnam.
The other guests were: Mrs. A. T.
Lucas, Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Mrs. c.
Henri Strawn, Mrs. Tom Davis ana
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Clevenger will
give a dinner tonight for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kemper.
Mrs. Willard Warner of Kansas City.
Mrs. J. p. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Campbell, Mrs. Clemens of Detroit,
Mich, MT. and Mrs. Edwin O'Neil and
Miss Gertrude Clevenger.
Lawrence World: The track meet
Saturday is quite an event socially for
the Lawrence high school students as
we'll as the most important athletic
affair Of the year. There will be
large number of girls and boys come
to Lawrence to accompany their high
schools track team and who will
root" for them enthusiastically. To-
peka and Emporia girls, who are mem
bers of the Owls sorority, are expected
here Saturday. Several informal
luncheons will be given and otner in
formal affairs. Saturday evening Mr.
Glen Charlton will give dance at his
house for the visitors here Tor the
track meet.
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Miss Walter will entertain the Mi
nerva club and their husbands at the