The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-27

are three wide tucks, between which
and the three short tucks on the shoul-
der is a motif Of embroidery in coral
pink. The sleeves also are tucked ana
embroidered and have a deep cuff which
is embroidered and finished with coral
bands and buttons. There is frlil
down the front which is bordered by
a band of coral marquisette.
The alumni chapter Of the Kappa
Alpha Pi fraternity gave dance Fri
dav night at Steinbergs hall. Among
those who danced were: Miss Lucille
Mills, Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss
Mary McLennan, Miss Edith Upde-
graf, Miss Mary Van Vechten, Miss
Helen Crawford, Miss Marguerite
Kiene, Miss Vera Agard. Miss Mildred
Morton, Miss Lillian McGoff, Miss
Freda Belts Miss Louise Culver.
Miss Gladys Gardner, Miss Ernestine
Kline, Miss Esther Baldwin, Miss Fern
Bailey. Miss Letha Blanche. Miss
Ruth Whitney. Miss Marguerite
Koont2, Miss Rose Hite. Miss Wini-
fred Burch, Mr.. Kenneth Burnett,
Charles Ryder, Kenneth Lewis. Dick
Porter, Kenneth Lyle, Phillip Sproat,
Robert Thomas, Philip Gray, Roy
Agard, Burgess Van Vechten, Clyde
Mills. LaRue Royce, Warrick Brown.
Seymour Organ. Chester Hamilton of
Chanute, Sherwood Willcuts, Sheldon
l.
Phil Sampson, John Thomas, Chas.
Mckee, Malcolm Smith, Fred Parfitt.
Fred Kuehne, Floyd Stevens and
Frank McKitrick.
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Tho Misses Hook of Leavenworth,
are giving a week end party and
dance at their home. Guests from
Topeka will be Miss Eva Smith and
Miss Floyd Robenson.
- w. W,
Jones have arranged the program for
the June meeting of the city fedora
ton, to be held Thursday afternoon of
next week, in the First Congregation
al church. The morning session will
be occupied with business matters and
tho election of officers, and luncheon
will be served in the church dining
room. The following numbers will be
given on the afternoon program be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock:
Organ Prelude. Mrs. Robert Carver.
Reading. THE Lion and the Mouse ;;
Miss Hazel Barnwell.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Geo. Parkhurst.
Address, Franciscan Missions in
Southern California" Justice r. a
Burch.
Violin solo, Miss Beulah Went
worth.
The social meeting of the U and
club will be- held next Wednesday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. w. n
Eastman, 1414 Topeka avenue II
will be the last meeting of the season
The Ceramic Art club was enter-
tanned Friday afternoon at the homo
of Mrs. w. c. McDonough. SIS TYLER
street, with Mrs. McDonough ana
Mrs. I. S. Stevens as hostesses. This
meeting closes a profitable vear,,
work. Tho program follows:
Roll call. short talks.
Original poem, Mrs. Stevens
Egyptian Painting. Mrs. Jones
Song, Who Is Sylvia, Miss Frances
Walsh.
Instrumental, Spinning Wheel Mic.
Dorothy Parkhurst Az $50
Paper on Art, Miss Marie witvvar
Talk on Art Institutes, Miss INA
say.
The annual banquet of the so,ior
class OF the high school was given mi
day night in the Commercial cIub roor,
About 10 people attended inc1vSj,o
members of the class, and a few o,Ias+s
Opperman's orchestra PLAYED STrir,o.
the dinner. Mr.. Kelsey Gardner ,, 10
POSTMASTER and responses were msde
as follows: THE Class" Mr. NerreII
Gage; THE Play" Miss Lillian SCI.
IN. O.N.K.S.," Mr.. Charles StlIrtevs NJ.
NUNS" Miss Cozie Crawford. .t,rbe