The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-12

Invitations have been issued for a
dinner to be given for the members of
the Saturday Night club by Mysteri-
Gus Stranger, New Years eve, at the
National roof garden. One hundred
guests are expected.
Founders Day IL be celebrated by
the Beta sorority of Washburn, which
is five years old today. by a dinner to
be given tonight at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Jones, SIS Topeka ave-
nue., by the alumni members for the
active members. The table will be
decorated in the sorority color, blue,
and lighted by white candles Miss
Ann Sweet will act as toastmistress
and the after dinner speeches will in
cIude: The Ancients, by Miss Florence
Tucker; The Mission of the Fraternity
Girl. Miss Allie Wingett; Beta Ideals,
Miss Hazel Larkin; The Uninitiated,
Miss Helen Lindsay; Influence, Miss
Ethel Frizzen, and Troubles, Miss
Vivian futile.
The alumni members of the sorority
who are giving the dinner are: Mrs.
Nell Jones Backenstoce, Miss Ann
sweet, Miss Florence Tucker, Miss
Mary Wilson of Valencia, Miss Lu-
grace Whitmer, Miss Daisy Neil Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Julia Leland Miss
Vivian futile, Miss Allie Wingett, Miss
Airline Dietrich, Miss Ethel Frizzell,
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Hazel Jones,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Julia Well
house. Miss Nadine Lyle. The active
members who will be their guests are:
Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Elsie Wood,
Miss Hazel Arnold, Miss Marie Ziegler,
Miss Bess Uhls, Miss Laura Arm
strong. Miss Maude StonehiIi, Miss
Cora Klein, Miss HuIdah ChapIn, Miss
Helen H6ughey, Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Gladys
Scott, Miss Winifred Burch, Miss
Marie Vanderpoel.
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Darlington MacKie celebrated his
fifth birthday with a line party at the
Aurora this afternoon. followed by
supper at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. MacKie on Harrison
street. The supper table was decorated
in holly and mistletoe and the birth
day cake was surrounded by blazing
red candles. The guests were Philip
Gault, Robert GriSwelI, Robert Mer-
rick, Scott Mccormick, Cecil McCor-
mick. Gordon Bishop, Paul Conroe,
Warren Parr and Frederick James
MacKie, junior.
Christmas may be a bore to some
of us and we wish Santa Claus would
play Rip Van Wrinkle for awhile, but
ing the days: the college girls and boys
to whom it means home. Among
those who will arrive the last of next
week for the holiday season are: Miss
Josephine Norton and Miss Annabel
Garvey, from Wellesley; Miss Helen
Estey Miss Marguerite Mills. Miss
Lenore Monroe Miss Gertrude Nc
Clintock, from Smith; Miss Dorothy
Meade, Miss Cora Trimmer Miss
Gladys Boyle, Miss Grace Berry, from
K. S. A. G., Manhattan; Mr.. Clarkson
Millspaugh, Mr.. Fred Crossley from
Kenyon college. Gambler Ohio: Mr.
Harley Hurley, from University of
Michigan; Mr.. Wilson Hobart, from
Rush Medical college, Chicago; Mr..
Louis Hall, from PhiIipps-Andover
Mr.. Richard Hall, Mr.. Roy Rauch,
from Yale, and Mr.. Stanley Reed from
Northwestern, Evanston, Ill
The National Cloak and Skirt
Manufacturers in session in Toledo.
Ohio, have decided that the new ,
spring suit shall be a three piece
affair with a hipless effect and in one
of these colors: Ashes of roses
green toupe, electric blue reseda, |
stone, gray, cedar or wistaria. An
official decree to this effect will be is |
sued tomorrow. The National Cloak |
and Suit Manufacturers have lust
about as much to do with eSta hIiSbip o. I