The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-29

is in a department store, and the young
women who will take the part of sales
girls are: Miss Corinne Coston, Miss
Helen Sharitt, Miss Gladys Scott. Miss
Margaret Garvey, Miss Experimentation,
Miss Gladys Gardner, Miss Fife Balm
ter, and Mrs. Will Laughlin. The sec
ond act is masquerade ball at the
Country club overlooking the race
track. ct has been decided that races
may be given at night, but never dur
ing business hours). The masquerade
ball is given by the old maid of the
play, who has asked as guest of honor
a former sweetheart, a French count
Miss Gertrude McClintock will have
the part of the maiden aunt, and Mr..
Robert Pierce will be the count. The
race is to take place the same night,
and Blue Bird, horse belonging to one
of the party at the ball, Miss Jessica
Short has every chance of winning,
and will be ridden by the race track
tout, Darwin Bradley. The gambler
and crook, who has money on another
horse. learns that the count will not
be able to attend the ball; so he comes
in his place, with the purpose of hav-
ing the jockey murdered and prevent
Blue Bird from winning the race. At
the, ball. the spoiled child, Mrs. Joe
Bren, will do the Yama Yama dance
for the guests. When the time comes
the jockey is disabled, and the little
dancer in her Jap costume takes his
place, rides Blue Bird and wins.
MISS RuIn D1lS10OFSy the L0dCnGT OIL
the new style of dancing, will dance
during the ball scene. Other members
of the cast are, the bargain hunters:
Miss Bess Renwick, Miss Permelia Cur
tbs, Miss Sue Rogers, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss
Nan Keith. Miss Laura Southwick, and
Miss Ella Davis; the floorwalkers: Mr..
Jay Close, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
Dick Fritz Mr.. F. Ginger, Mr.. Dick
Hail. Mr.. Roy Johnson, Mr.. Grady
~ I'D Mr.
Jack Bennett: statesmen: Mr.. Jack
Crow, Mr.. Dewitt Hagar Mr.. Pat
Campbell. Mr.. Arthur Buff, Mr.. Rutter,
| Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Will Stewart.
and Mr.. Clyde Grover. Mr.. Hal Hotch-
kiss will be leading man, Mr.. Joe Ris-
teen will have the part of the little
Dutchman, and Miss Huldah Chaplin
will be salesgirl
The Phi Theta Phis will give Hal
loween dance Monday night at the w.
H Davis home, 903 Western avenue.
The fraternity colors, purple and
white will be used in the decorations.
Refreshments will be served in the
basement, which will be fitted up with
Halloween decorations:
Miss Huldah Chaplin of Watonga,
| OKLA, Miss Hazel Larkin of Bartles-
VILE Okla, and Miss Ann Troutman,
will be guests of honor at bridge
party which MISS RacneI AOtcnklSS
will give Thursday afternoon at her
home in Potwin.
The following people attended the
Varsity dance Friday night at Stein
| berg's: Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs Ward Speelman, Miss Mar
guerite Mills, Miss Grace Koontz. Miss
| Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Rebecca
WeIty, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss
Ruth Bauer, Miss Hazel Larkin of
| Bartlesville, Okla, Miss Rachel Hotch-
kiss, Miss Marguerite Parkinson, Miss
Marjorie Thompson, Miss Laura
| Townsley Miss Berenice Emahizer,
Miss Mary Gleed. Miss Louise Heath,
, Miss Josephine Tice, Miss Henrietta
! Alexander Miss Grace Gains, Miss
HuIdah Chaplin, Miss Mary Williams,
Miss Ethel Parfitt, Miss Marie Wick