The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-14

The fraternity men at the Phi Delta
Theta house will give a party next
Wednesday night at the chapter house
for the Sigma Delts.
Miss Rachel Hotchkiss, who will leave
in few weeks to make her home in San
Diego, Cal. was the guest of honor at
bridge party Thursday night which MIR.
Ralph Rohrer gave at his home in Pot
win. The guests were: Miss Hotch-
kiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick Updegraff,
Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Marjorie
Brown, Miss Bernice Emahizer, Miss
Marion Thompson, Miss Helen Spiel
man, Miss Mary Gleed, Miss Alice
Madeline Whitney, Mr.. George White,
Mr.. James Hayes, Mr.. Ellsworth Stew
art. Mr. Hal Hotchkiss. Mr.. Osborne
Larimer, Mr.. John Coe, Mr.. Herbert
Liniger. Mr.. Edwin Campbell and Mr.
Edward Ingham. Mr. Rohrer is here 20
spend the Easter holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs S. B. Rohrer, and
will return next week to the Michigan
university, Ann Arbor, where he is
student
The Sigma Delta Psi girls will give
their annual spring party Thursday
evening, May 4. 1t is to be a dancing
party, and will be held at Steinberg's
hall. The guests will be the sorority
and fraternity people of the college.
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The Minerva club will give a recep-
ton Monday afternoon, May 1. at the
Country club for the members and
their guests.
Professor and Mrs. w A. Harshbarg
er gave a class party Thursday night
at their home, 1401 College avenue, for
the juniors of Washburn college Thirty
guests attended.
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1t is a question which will last longer,
Blind Boone, or Uncle Toms Cabin
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Miss Lenore Monroe and Miss Daisy
Monroe will entertain a dozen out-of-
town guests at house party the latter
part of April, and will give tea ut
their home Friday afternoon April Il,
in honor of the visitors. Among those
who will be guests at the house party
are: Mrs. Edquist of Salina, Miss Anna
Kaufman of Valley Falls, and Misses
Monroes cousin, Miss Georgia Moore
of Wakeeney, Kan.
Mrs. George Staebler entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon at her
apartments in the Terrace, in compli-
ment to her guest, Mrs. William Long,
of Ohio.
The A. B. E. girls of the January
IL class of the high school, will meet
saturday afternoon with Miss Corinne
Ripley, 1872 Harrison street.
The date for the evening party and
afternoon sale to be given by the
Incorrectly printed April II, whereas
it should be Wednesday April 10.
The little daughter of Topeka
woman undertook to entertain a ven
cradle book agent until her mother
could get down 10 f11rr1 h
of the house. The old mars face was
deeply wrinkled and his beard was
long and uncombed. Just as the moth
er entered the room she heard her
socially-inclined daughter ask, Mis-
ter. what makes your face so rum
pied ?"
The freshman class at Washburn
college is planning to have an elabor-
ate banquet, at the Mills tea room
Friday evening. After the banquet a
burlesque written and staged by two
of the members of the class will be en-
acted by some other members of the
same versatile class. Toasts will also
and Shaver, and Messrs. Sanders and
Drum. DR.. Wilm will act as toastmas-
ter.
Strainer's oratorio, The Cruel
fixion," will be sung at Grace Cathe
dral tonight; the service beginning at
1880 O'Clock The young ladies of
Bethany college will assist the choir
The solo parts will be sung by Mrs
Wikidal, Miss Dorinda Abbott Mr.
Glenwood Jones. Mr. Jesse Cook, Mr..
w. T. Newman, and Mr.. George
Tompson. The numbers will be:
Tenor recitative And the came to a
place named Gethsamane; bass solo
and chorus, Could Ye Not Watch With
Me: tenor and bass recitative, And
They Laid Their Hands on Him;
chorus, Fling Wide the Gates; bass,