The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-14

AAV in honor of Mrs. Bronson S
sister, Miss Kittie Briden-
stein. The table will
be arranged in the shape of !
&nd the decorations will he in pink.
In the center OF the table, there Will
be a large basket filled with pink roses.
and at the ends of the table. there VIII
be smaller baskets filled with pink
flowers. Covers will be laid for 2S
guests. After the dinner the company
will go to the Bronson home, 1920 Har-
rison street, to play bridge.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pa6gett has asked guests
for Thursday afternoon in compliment
to Miss Bridenstein.
The second and third of the series of
parties at the Delta Phi house warm
ing, were given Friday, one in the az
ternoon and one in the evening. The
afternoon party was attended by 200
guests, and was chaperoned by the FOL
lowing: Mrs F. K. Sanders, Mrs. Rob-
ert Stone, Mrs. Nettie Zimmerman shy
der, Mrs. Agnes Fisk Millice, Mrs.
Charlotte NJ. Leavitt. Miss Mary Drew,
Mrs. T. c. Hermon. Mrs. L. E. Frank
1yn, and Miss Jessie Alspaugh. Miss
Grace Naylor, Miss Mary Sawyer, Miss
Lauretta MumfOrd, Miss Marion Dewey,
Miss Yetta Conkling, and Miss Mary
Gleed served punch in the dining ROOM
The house has just recently been
completed and was seen yesterday for
the first time by many of the guests.
The exterior of the house is scarcely
less attractive than the interior. The
first story is shingled to the floor of
the second story, and above the dark
stained shingles to the cornice the
walls of a light grey stucco. The roo
has low gable effect with an outside
chimney to give it individuality. Across
the front is a wide veranda with a bal
cony ABOVE it, commanding view of
the college CAMPUS. the wide entrance
opens into hall, at the rear of which
is the plain broad stairway AT the
right is the hail. the living room runs
tie length OF the building. The walls
are done in dark tones and the dark
rafters cross the ceiling. large fire.
place (Which was decorated for the
marty with American Beauty rOSeS) Oc-
cupies the center of the east wall, and
at the rear of the room a window seat
stacked up with cushions, extends the
entire width of the room. At the left
of the hall, there is the den and the
diHiDg room. The upstairs is divided
into rooms, plain and comfortable
where the boys who live at the house
have their sleeping apartments. One OF
the rooms of the basement is to be fit
ted up for a billiard hall, but that is
not yet completed.
The party in the evening was attend
ed by the fraternity men and their girl
friends. Some of the members of the
active chapter who call themselves the
Delta Phi Thespians, gave a three act
Dead Shot Dick of Cutthroat Cavern"
arranged by Mr.. Wallace Pettyjohn.
The bills announce the performance as
belonging to the NeisWanger-C rumbine
circuit, under the management of Mr..
Lee w. johnson. The scenes were laid
III the mining camp of Cutthroat Cav
ern, for act I, at sunrise: Outlaw den
in Mexico at midnight, for aetII and
Black Skull Ranch, in the afternoon.
for act III. The cast of characters was
&c fnl1n.a-C- Ei1h q ~ Mainly Dead Shot
Dick, Mr.. Wallace Hogarth Pettyjohn;
Rrutus Backbone, villain, Mr.. Lee
Wesley Jordan; Wall Eye Pete, despi-
cable acccmpicc, Mr.. Warren ]. Crum-
bine; Frankfort Brennan, ranch owner,
Mr.. Arthur st. Claire Banta; COttolene
Beanham, his daughter, Mr.. Cyrus
Moore Monroe; NabiscO, queen of cat
tie thieves, Mr.. William Alexander
Spencer Besides there were border
ruffians, cattle thiYes. outlaws, etc. The
programs particularly requested the
audience to refrain from loud weeping
or outward manifestations of uncontrol-
liable emotions called forth by over
wrought sympathieS during the more
pathetic portions of the production
Those who attended the party last
II ght were: Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Stone,
Mrs. Glenn Millice, Miss Lo2ise Heath,
IaEertsrom, Miss Mabel Joss. Miss Mar
guerite Parkinson. Miss Marion Dewey,
Miss Hulda Chaplin, Miss Nellie Kas
ter, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Marie
Lagerstrom, Miss Mabel Joss, ISIS Mar
guerite Mills, Miss Helen Spielmar,
Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Helen Roehr,
Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Ruth Bauer,
Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss Marian Thompson. Miss Mildred
Guild, Miss Elsie Wood. Miss Airline
Dietrich, Miss Rachel Hotchkiss, Miss
Edith Kanode, Miss Mary Sawyer, Miss
Mary Overholt, Miss Laura Armstrong,
Miss Yetta Conkling, Miss Lurine Irish,
Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss Bernice En-
ahizer, Miss Daisy Monroe, Mr.. Ralph
Segar. Mr.. Leo Mooney, Mr.. Ed Mooney,
Mr.. Norman Whitney. Mr.. Hal Hotch-
kiss, Mr.. Harold Tice, DR.. Glenn Haugh-
ey. Mr.. Francis Bonebrake, Mr. Wister
Williams, Mr. Tom Bowman, Mr.. H5r
icy Bennett, Mr.. Carl Bowman, Mr..
Clarence Holman. Mr.. Roy Cope, Mr.
Herbert Dininger, Mr.. Osborne Lari-
nler, Mr.. Alex Spencer. DIR. Leo Haugh-
ey. Mr.. Roy George, Mr.. John Robb, Mr.
Omer Smith. Mr.. James Mcclure Mr..
William Snyder, Mr.. George White, Mr.
Sam Bradfeld. Mr.. Cyrus Monroe. Mr.
Don Neiswanger. Mr.. Edwin Ingham
Mr.. Arthur Banta Mr.. Wallace Petty
John, Mr.. Warren Crumbine. Mr.. Roy
Starr. Mr.. Percy Beggs and Mr.. Ar
thur Carruuh.
The men of the fraternity Will have
a stag banquet at the cha pier house
tonight, closing the house warming
series Of entertainments. The parties
have been most successful affairs, and
all who have attended them have pro-
nounced the Dalta Phis prime hosts.
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The semi-annuaI art exhibit at the
high school was held yesterday after
noon in the manual training building.
The receiving room was decorated in
peonies and roses, and punch was serv-
ed by Miss Martha Whittemore Miss
Lilly Robinson, Miss Mildred Agard,