The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-31
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uary in the evening.
Miss Laura Hall gave an informal
Afternoon today in compliment to Miss
TIfIdegrade Hurley who is home from
Dana Hall, Wellesley, for the Mondays
Mrs. James Park Hughes entertained
~ the members of her sorority, the Sigma
Delta Psi. of Washburn and few
other guests about twenty-five in all,
I at her home in Potwin this afternoon.
A UNIQUE table decoration was en-
ployed by Miss Gertrude Clevenger for
her dinner Wednesday night in compli-
ment to Miss Anna Hoch and Mr..
James W. Reid of Chanute, whose
evening. The holiday colors, red and
green. prevailed in the decorations AMI
lighting The chandelier above the
table was hung with holly and mistle-
toe and strands Of red ribbon radiating
from a big bow extended to the covers
where they were fastened to miniature
red and green lanterns. The center
piece was dolls house. typical win
ter scene with a blanket of snow and
frost on the roof and on the surround
ing lawn, and the lights cleaning from
the windows. Between courses the
guests drew pencil sketches of the
bride and groom on their place cards
and at the end the dinner these were
gathered together in a little booklet,
the cover Of which showed tiny house
with Cupid at the window, for the
bride. The guests were Miss Hoch,
Miss Ora Allen of Chanute Miss Mar
garet Better. Miss Rachel Locke, Miss
Grace Frost, Miss Josephine Lynch,
Miss Louise Allison, Miss Hortense
Imboden of wichita. Mr. Reid, Mr..
David Page, Mr., Robert Fullerton, Mr..
Paul Sweet. Mr.. Newell Abrahams, Mr..
Otto Foberg, Mr.. Frank Forbes, Mr..
Carl Forbes.
The MeIlin's Food crowd danced for
the third time this week at Steinberg'S
4 last night and-O wonderful magic of
kyouth and enthusiasm!-som of them
kwiu dance again at the Christmas
$Helianthus tonight. The Lambda Al |
pha Lambas, wot wuz, in the good old
days before the legislature worked
Great Reform and did away with high |
school frats forever, gave the dance !
Helen Lindsay. Miss Margaret Going. |
Miss Mary Sutherland, Miss isabel |
Heath, Miss Louise Heath, Miss Gladys |
Scott Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Emma |
Bolmar. Miss Lucille Pollock, Miss Ma |
inc Lyle Miss Marie Vanderpool. Miss |
iulia Wellhouse, Miss June Mitchell |
nd Miss Ruth Hamlin, and the in |
Invitations were extended to:
Miss Maggie Bell Long of Lawrence, !
bliss Grace Vance of Oklahoma City, |
Miss Goldsmith of Chicago, Miss
Ewendolyn Houston of Wichita, Miss
Marjorie Davis of Kansas City. Miss
nm Lois Lindsay. Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss |
Nina Sim, Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss
Helen Mitchell. Miss Rachel Coston, |
darie Vanderpool. Miss Ruth Whitney |
# Kansas City. Miss Helen Jordan of
fBoone, Ia, Miss Alice Noble of Atchi-
son. Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Mar
guerite Mills, Miss Mary Dallas Gage,
Miss Gertrude McCIntock, Miss Mary
Chase Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Park Hughes. Miss Jennie Moneypenny,
Miss Rose Mitchell. Miss Frances
Mitchell, Miss jeanette Wolcott. Miss
Florence WEIGH, Miss Mildred Guild,
Miss Emma Smith, Miss Esther Rauch.
Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Alice Meade
Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Esther
Rodgers, Miss Margaret Carney, Miss
Julia Larimer, Miss Alice Willard, Miss
Mary Connors, Miss Margaret Murphy,
Miss Marjorie Thompson, Miss Blossom
Devlin and Miss Ethel Devhn of Kan
sas City, Miss Hulda Pool Miss Mar
ion Thompson, Miss Katherine Kellam,
Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Mary
.GIeed. Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Marion
Wear, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, MISS
Marie LagerstrOm, Miss Leona Curtis,
Miss Mildred Mills, Miss Dorothy Porter.
Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Helen Haughey,
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Eugenla Quln-
ton. Miss Helen Speilman, Miss Anna
Troutman, Miss Alice Larimer, Mr.. Ed
bet. Mr.. Jay Close, Mr.. Harold Bozell
Mr. Herbert Heym, Mr.. Irwin Snattln-
ger Mr.. Dick Reed. Mr.. Wilson Hobart
Mr.. Burr Willard, Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.
Darwin Bradley, Mr. Frank F'lenniken,
Mr. CIarkson Millspaugh, Mr. Ralph
Segar. MIR Louis Hall, Mr.. Lee Johnson.
Mr.. Frank Southwick, Mr. Clyde Ad-
ans. Mr.. Willard Pierce. Mr.. Malcolm ;
COPELAND Mr. Dick Hall. Mr.. Albert
Spivey, Mr.. Charles Ryder, Mr.. Robert
McGiffert. Mr.. Robert Pierce. Mr.. '
Holmes Meade. Mr. James Mcfarland, l
Mr. Ray Jones, Mr.. Fred Crosby, Mr.
Marshall Hite, Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr..
Allen McNeal, Mr.. Fred Parf1t, MI s
Warrick Brown. Mr.. Burr Bear, Mr.. I
Robert Steele. Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.
leo Haughey, Mr.. Robert Fullerton, ! '
Mr.. Osborne Larimer, Mr. WarWlck Up
thur Sheldon. Mr.. James Hayes. Mr.
James Stewart Mr.. Bernard Crosby, f
Mr. Russell Frost, Mr.. Clay Ham
llton. Mr.. Ray RaUch, Mr.. Wayte Ly-
tie, Mr.. John LOOMS, Mr.. Harry Eagle
Mr. Ray Starr, Mr.. Ed Kistler, Mr.
Earl Voorhis Mr.. Arthur Gray. MIR
Sam Freshman, Mr.. Roland West, Mr. !
Robert Thomas, Mr.. Burns W1lnams' I
Mr.. George Mitchell, Mr.. Walter we'd I
ling. Mr. Plat. Mr.. Joe Council, Mr.
Ouinton Adams, Mr.. Harry Gaunt, Mr. h
HARRY Curtis, Mr.. Will Wellhouse, Mr.. Il
Dale Going, Mr.. Kenneth Burnett, Mr.. y
Chapel Foote. Mr.. Richard Fritz, Mr. c
Bruce Mcfarland, Mr.. Hugh McF'ar- il
mour Organ, Mr.. G. w. Hatch, Mr.; r
Pemberton of Lawrence and t.
Mr.. George Ballingal of Kansas City.
Miss Mabel Andrews has asked o
guests for Saturday afternoon in com G
pliment to Misses Grace and Daisy f
vance of Oklahoma City
Mrs Florence Longshore Of lola, s
who is visiting Miss Edna Guy, was c
the guest of honor at an afternoon Il
party given by Miss Guy today, in $;
vitations TO meet her including: Mrs.
Otis Allen, Miss Nell Allen, Miss Ida v
Tinker. Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Eliza n
hot