The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-29
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DR.. and Mrs George Port Ashton en-
tertained at dinner Saturday night In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas
who have recently returned from their
wedding journey. Dresden candelabra
occupied the center of the table, sur
rounded by a wreath of smilaX and
small bouquets of narcissus blossoms
and maiden-hair fern. With each place
card there was a sunburst carnation
pink. Covers were laid for ten guests.
The Kappa Sigma conclave closed
Saturday night with a banquet at the
Mills Tea room. Toasts were given by
Mr.. Ike Taylor, Mr.. Earl Voorhis, Mr..
]. D. Denious, Mr.. Roy Cox, Mr.. Her
gert Canvaness and Mr.. Parks Helmick.
The following alumni members of the
fraternity attended the banquet: Mr.
Edward c. Flood, Mr. Walter w:
Stahll. Mr.. James Coleman, Mr.. Earl
Voorhis, Mr. Tracy Lamberson, MI.
Leslie Montgomery, DR.. George Bret
hour, DR.. Arthur Weisberger. Mr.. Paul
McNeely. Prof. Ward H Green, Mr..
Wilson McVey of Missouri university,
Mr.. E. S. Young. Mr.. Snowden NJ. Hunt
and Mr.. W. H. Humphrey of Oklahoma
university. DR.. George Fletcher, Mr.. ].
NJ. Beardsley, Mr.. H. r. Winn of
Oklahoma university Mr.. r. G. Wal
lace of Washington university, Mr.. Bert
Brainerd and Professor Bates of Kan
sas university Mr.. NJ. E. WiImott and
Mr.. D. c. Evans of Rolla School of
Mines. Mr.. Robert Vineyard Mr.. Daw-
son Trimble, Mr.. A. B. Crawford, Mr.. 1.
P.=Taylor, Mr.. Everett Brumage of Will
aam Jewell, and the following men
from Baker university: Mr.. Roy Cox,
Mr.. Clay Anderson, Mr.. Horace Sawin.
Mr.. James Alderdice Mr. Charles
Hedge. Mr.. w. Lacey, Mr.. Hugh jamie
son, Mr.. Clyde Blanchard Mr. w. G.
Lawry, Mr.. Russell Miller. Mr. Clarence
lH0N Nj
Gerald Stafford. The other visitors
We're: Mr.. Monte Kistler, Mr.. Guy JUS
tus, DR.. ]. c. Ferguson of New York
city, Mr.. w. F. Nenious of Denver, Mr.
Jesse Denious of Erie, Kan, Mr. Lynn
Bloom of Concordia, Mr.. Herbert Cav
aness of Chanute, Mr. w. r. Coleman
of Kansas City, Mr.. z. G. Montgomery
of Clifton, Prof. Elmer Monahan OF
Baker university, Mr.. w. A Cummings
of Pennsylvania, Prof F. E. Wolf Of
Baker university, Prof. ]. c. Kendall of
Manhattan. Mr.. Parks Helmick of Cha
mute, Mr.. c. E. Ely of Chicago, Mr. Bert
Berry of Hutchinson. Mr. Henry NJ
Mcclure of New York city Mr. Lewis
Gates of Michigan, Mr.. William Hardy
of Michigan. Coach Ebright of Kansas
university, Mr.. ]. H. Moore of Oketa.
Kan. The active members of the local
chapter are DR. w. A. Smiley. Dr.
Frank Boggs, Mr.. Phillip Whitcomb,
Mr. Huston Porter, Mr. David Fergu-
son, Mr John Borah. Mr.. John Nipps,
Mr.. Erwin Keller, Mr. John Coe Mr.
Claud Radcliffe Mr. Warwick Brown.
Mr.. Charles Robinson, Mr.. Oscar Rol-
ton, Mr.. John Foster and Mr.. Bradford
J. Kutz.
A meeting of the City Federation of
Women's clubs will be held in the
Commercial club rooms Thursday.
december 2. These federation meet
1ngs are open to everyone Repre-
sentatives from all women's organiza-
tions in the city are especially in
vited, and messages for them or any
proffers of cooperation in anv field
of woman's work will be cheerfulIy
considered and acted upon. Visitin e
CLUB women from any other town or
state will be cordially welcomed
In the meeting Thursday. the fol-
lowing order of business will be oh
served:
Call to order.
Roll call of delegates by dis
tribution of paper slips. GA hint to
delegates to remember to carry pen
cils).
Reports of previous meetings
Bazaar reports
Report of standing committees.
New business. Suggestions for fu-
ture usefulness for the federation:
what other clubs are doing in the
state; general federation reports from
federated clubs, by presidents.
Following the business session. the
Reverend Charles M Sheldon will
speak about billboards-their in
fluence and relation to civic beauty