The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-29

teacher regards her as one of his ex-
cept1onal pupils and she will return to
Vienna to resume her studies this sum-
mer. 1t is exceptional for a young
woman who has beauty and wealth to
care for anything except society, but
MISS Best takes art seriously and much
may be expected of her future.
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A table d'hote dinner will be given
at the Elks club tomorrow night for
members and their families. There
Will be Victorola concert during the
dinner and afterwards.
Mrs. j. M Brunt is entertaining this
afternoon for Mrs. E. D. Giles and Mrs.
Nelson Giles at her home, $40 East
E. D. Giles, Mrs. Nelson Giles, Mrs.
John Rogers, Mrs. Albert Parker. Mrs.
G. B. Kirk, Mrs. H. L. Alkire. Mrs.
Wayland Chapman, Mrs. F. NJ. Con-
well, Mrs. c. E. Jordan, Mrs. Chester
stevens, Miss Anna Purcell and Miss
Nellie Kirk.
Mrs. c. c. Goddard of Leavenworth
and Mrs. Eustace H. Brown of Olathe,
the one recently elected president of
the state federation of clubs to succeed
the other, will be guests of Mrs. f. w.
Watson next week. Mrs. Watson will
give a reception in their honor Thurs
day afternoon for the city federation of
clubs of which she is president.
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The Lakota club will have the an
nual picnic at the home of Mrs. Charles
Kleinhans at Granville Monday. The
party will leave on the S:15 Union Pa
cific train Monday morning.
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Mrs. S. G. Stewart gave a luncheon
today at Mills tea room for the fol-
lowing Bethany teachers: Miss Mary
Wilton, Miss Julia Carlisle, Miss Al
berta Sharp, Miss Theresa Long, Miss
Alice Barker and Miss Alice Highly.
Twenty-four guests were invited.
The Theta Phi Phi fraternity gave
straw ride picnic at Calhoun Bluffs
Friday night which was attended by
Miss Blanche Shirley. Miss Isabel
Dickinson, Miss Alkaline Young, Miss
Miss Alice Hughes. Miss Dorothy
Berry. Miss Alice Huntington, Miss
Blanch Wharton. Miss Kathleen Mid
daugh, Miss Irene Carter. Miss
F'reda Belts. Miss Ruth Smith. Miss
Esther Wetterland. Miss Anna Boil
lard, Miss Meta Estep. Miss
Berence Dietrich. Miss Mildred Car
ter, Mr.. Marshall Kennedy. Mr.
Maurice Tucker. Mr.. Jean Wilson,
Mr.. William Macferran. Mr.. Roy
Doriot, Mr.. Earl Kemper. Mr. RoI-
and Pribble. Mr.. William Barry, Mr.
Walter Davis, Mr.. Lee Samuels, Mr.
Ed Hossfeld, Mr.. Arthur Buff, Mr..
Charlie Davis. Mr.. Leroy Petro. Mr..
Harrison Park. Mr.. Frank Nc
Kittrick.
The lambda Alpha lambda dance
last night at Steinberg's was at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trap,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hughes. Miss
Helen Lindsay, Miss Mary Suther-
land, Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss Gladys
Scott, Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss
ton. Miss isabel Heath. Miss Louise
Heath Miss Hazel Howe. Miss Julia
Wellhouse, Miss Ruby Chlsham,
Miss Alice Noble. Miss Helen
| Mitchell, Miss June Mitchell Miss
Una Lyle, Miss Clare Morton. Miss
| Lillian McGoff. Miss Louise Me-
Golf. Mr.. Stanley Reed. Mr.. Alex
ander Loomis, Mr.. Roy Starr. Mr.
| Jay Close. Mr.. John Hamilton. Mr..
Russell Grimes, Mr.. Philip Whit
comb, Mr.. Warren Morton. Mr.. Dick
! Reed. Mr.. Joe Cornell. Mr.. Charles
Mckee, Mr.. Harry Eagle. Mr.. Jack
| Montgomery, Mr.. Kenneth Burnett,
| Mr.. Otto Conne1l. Mr.. Arthur Wolf,
| Mr. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Chappell Foote,
1872 Fred Parfltt, Mr.. Leo Haughey,
| Mr. Harry Curtis, Mr.. James Hayes,
Mr.. William Wellhouse. Mr.. Ralph
Ralph Segar and Mr.. Ray Walker.
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| The Delta Phi fraternity of Wash
| burn gave an informal dance last
night at Hudson's. Those who
| danced were: Miss Daisy Monroe,
Miss Mildred Guild. Miss Yetta
| Conkling. Miss Madeline Whitney,
j Miss Katherine Kellam. Miss Rachel