The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-02

Mrs. S. E. Barber gave very pretty
luncheon at the Country club Wednes-
day, followed by an afternoon at orloge-
Authorities of Washburn college have
Just received official notice of the ap-
continent OF Miss Mildred Guild to a
graduate scholarship in philosophy at
I3ryn Mawr college. Miss Guild re-
oeives her A. B. degree at Washburn
this week, and is one of the prominent
ard popular girls in college circles, be-
sides being one Of the strongest stud
ents in her class. The appointment is
d source of special qualification to her
instructors, because she received 1t on
her merits; having submitted as the
main part of her credentials. examina-
ton papers written in regular course in
the department of philosophy.
This is the second appointment in the
apartment OF philosophy at Washburn
within he past two years. Mr.. Eugene
Campbell received a fellowship in phil
osophy at the University OF Kansas last
June.
Mrs. William R. Smith will entertain
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon
1t her home on Harrison street.
Miss Annie Sweet will give a o'clock
tea Saturday for the visiting Beta AL
Umnae ard the Beta girls graduating
from Washburn this year. The other
guests viii be alumnae members of the
Beta Sorority.
Miss Bertha Hull entertained the
girls sewing club this afternoon.
A prize has been offered by the state
chapter of the Sons of the American
Revolution for the best paper written
by Bethany college students on the
causes of the Revolutionary War. The
members of the senior class in history
will compete, and the papers will be
ENri1 nj III IN, ,I,Ix
hall. The judges will be, Bishop
Frank R Millspaugh, Mr.. L B. Lori
mer, and Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter.
9ir. J. VI. Meade will award the prize.
The senior play was given at the
school Wednesday night: the cast be
ing composed of 16 girls of the senior
class. This morning the elementary
department had its closing exercises,
and tomorrow evening there will be a
avn festival at $50, consisting of a
May Pole drill and the Ivy Queen cor
Cnation.
The noon luncheon Saturday viii be
given on the campus and all former
students of the school are invited.
Mrs. ]. E. Morgan and Mrs. Dick
Alden viii entertain their bridge club
Friday afternoon at the Country club.
Miss Vera Benjamin and Miss Elsie
Chapman, of the graduating class in
piano at Washburn college, will give
a recital Friday evening in the chapel.
Miss Edith Davis and Mr.. Hale T.
Richie were married Wednesday
night, by the Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis, 400 To-
peka avenue. Before the ceremony
Miss Marie Nanderpool sang Be
cause" Miss Lille Jordan played Men
delssohn's Wedding March. and dur |
ing the ceremony she played THE |
fr,eS Nev- 10
bride wore white batiste and carried |
pink Killarney roses. Little Augusta |
Hungate was flower girl, and there !
were no other attendants After the ,
You Truly" Mr.. and Mrs. Ritchie /
have gone to Manhattan. where they |
Will make their home temporarily.
out of town guests to the wedding |
were Mrs. ]. Davis of Emporia, Mrs. /
w. W. Roberts and Miss Betty Rob- |
erts of Lebo. Miss Elizabeth Davis, |
Miss Alice Davis and Miss Jane Davis, |
Of Lawrence.
Mrs. c. a. Richie asked the follow |
ing guests to a 500 party Tuesday at |
ternoon in honor of Mrs. E. n. Ladd |
Of Eureka. who has been visiting her: |
Mrs. Ladd. Mrs. R. T. Roby, Mrs. H. S. |
Knox. Mrs. Robert Gish. Mrs. W. R. |
Marshall. Mrs NJ. L. Bishop. Mrs. |
Frank Robbins. Mrs. J. Aigner. Mrs. |
H H Keith, Mrs. R. ]. Kennedy. Mrs. |
T. N. Shelle barger, Mrs. H. D. Cor |
sage, Mrs. E. Bunnell. Mrs. H. Good |
Keitel. Mrs. B. Walker. Mrs. n. B. |
Burge, Mrs. F. Pattison. Mrs F. E. |
Parr, Mrs. A E. Parker, Mrs. A J. |
KinZer, Mrs. G. 8. Pinney, Mrs. Geo. |
Foraker. Mrs. Otis Vale of Horton. |
Mrs. A. C. Killinger and Mrs. Fred |
Bartel.
Rev. c. A. Finch's Bible class party |
will be held Friday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Drake.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Rose Mitchell. Miss Clyde |
Bonebrake, Miss Alice Willard, Miss
jamie Hughes and Miss Marie Lager |
htrom will go to Lawrence Friday to
attend the Phi Delta party TO be given
in the evening. There will be four
parties in Lawrence Friday night,
three given by the sorority girls and
one by a Lawrence fraternity. They
are the students farewell parties.
Miss Ruby Owens and Miss Mary
Henry will leave tonight for trip to
Detroit, Mich, and Niagara Falls They
will also spend few days in Chicago
and st. Louis.
Miss Nora Heiddleston Of Red
Lodge, Montana. and Miss Jennie
Tharp of Clarinda, Ia, will be guests
OF Miss Annie Sweet during the COM
meucement season of Washburn col
lege.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Dickie have
returned to their home in Beloit. after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. W. 6. Dickie-
Mrs. E. NJ. Ladd of Eureka, has
returned home after visit to Mrs.
G. A. Richie.
Mrs. Otis Vale of Horton. Kan, is
the guest of Mrs r. J. Kennedy
Miss isabel Heath will attend the
Beta party in Lawrence Friday night.
Miss Helen Morrow and Miss Dorothy
Porter will go to Lawrence Fr1day TO
attend the Sigma Chi party to be given
at the sorority house
Mr.. Ralph Rohrer has returned home
after an absence of a few weeks in the