The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-16

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The sigma Delta Psi girls of Wash
burn will have a party Monday AFTER
noon at the Country club in honor o.
the new members. The guests Will De
the active and alumnae girls and the
pledges.
Miss Mabel Andrews, who will be
September bride, will be the lnsplra-
ton of a number of parties De1ore heI
marriage. which will take place Wed
nesday evening, September 27. MISS
Alice Meade and Miss Virginia Meade
will give a bridge party for ner next
Friday afternoon, and Mrs. H W. Rul-
nam is planning a luncheon for her
one day next week. Also Miss Julia
Lariner will have guests in her honor
The dates of the last two parties have
not yet been decided.
Miss Gladys Scott gave a bridge par
~ Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Harold
Bozeu of Norman, Okla, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Heath.
Mrs. Frank Manspeaker, who will
leave soon to make her home in Cali
fornia, was the guest of honor at an
informal afternoon party given Thurs
dav by Mrs. Walter Bates. The guests
were old friends of Mrs Manspeaker-
The company included: Mrs. Man
speaker Mrs. E. A. Austin, Mrs. c. K.
HOillQaY, MIS- JOLn AAGllltdAASs MI ?.
Will Thrapp. Mrs. Lewis Greenwood,
Mrs. r. B. Merrick. Mrs. Ed Hindman,
Mrs. r. B. Kepley, Mrs. John Cleve-
land, Mrs. Frank Sduires, Mrs John
Cooper, Mrs. w. H. RICHTER, Miss
Alice Scott and Mrs. Bates
Mrs. Fighter and Miss Scott will
give a luncheon next Wednesday after
noon for Mrs. Manspeaker.
The annual opening reception given
by the president and faculty of Wash
burn college for Washburn students Of
all departments and their friends, will
be held this evening at O'Clock in the
Thomas gymnasium. President and
Mrs. Sanders. the deans of the various
departments and the new members of
the faculty are to receive. The faculty
women will be assisted by sixteen of the
college girls in serving during the
evening. Those in the receiving party
will be: President and Mrs F. K
Sanders, Vice President and Mrs. H. B.
Harrison, Dean and Mrs MacEachron,
Dean Twiss, Dean Lee, Dean Horace
Whitehouse, Dean and Mrs. McVey,
Dean and Mrs Arthur. Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler, Professor Nye, Professor
Foster. Professor Pague. Professor
Reisner. Mrs. BreeSe, Professor Large,
Miss Marti, Miss Fuller, Professor
Boughton. Ushers will be Mr.. Merle
Talmer, Mr.. Dean Davis. Mr.. Harry
women of the faculty and their assist
ants will be: Mrs. Cardiff. Miss Hyde,
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Lopez. Miss Dean,
Miss Willard, Miss Campbell Miss
Felt, Miss Maude Swan, Miss Eileen
Dean, Miss Olive White. Miss Clara
Kilbourne, Miss Lois Chambers, Miss
Margaret Brown, Miss Eliza beth
Campbell, Miss Rebecca Welty. Miss
Mignon Logan, Miss Anetta Nicholl,
Miss Dorothy Brown. Miss Louise
Heath. Miss Dorthy Gleed. Miss Juliet
Pettyjohn and Miss Grace Gains, Mr..
Smith Mr.. Janney. Mr.. Harry Logan,
Mr.. George Washburn. Mr.. Samuel
Leger and Mr.. Clement Rose.
The Clio club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs. J. P. Wahle, 1909
Clay street.
The Grace cathedral waffle booth |
was one of the successful enterprises |
doing business on the fair grounds this |
week The women who kept the |
booth on different days of the fair |
We're: Mrs. Frank Hobart, Mrs. C. |
Mrs. Frank Bradley, Mrs. |
Lauck. Mrs. James King. Mrs. George
Crane, Mrs. ". A. Morton, Mrs. z. A
Herbst, Mrs w. W. Wikidal. Mrs. A.
B. Quinton, Mrs. Frank Quincon, Mrs
Charles Mitchell. Mrs. George Thomp-
Mrs Hasslet. Mrs. w. F. Schoch and
Mrs. Mcfarland.
The following guests attended a 500
party given by Miss Ernestine Kline
this afternoon: Miss Rose Hite. Miss
Lucille Mills, Miss Edith Updegraff,
Miss Mildred Morton. Miss Helen
Mitchell. Miss Dorothy Barber. Miss
Helen Crawford Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Mary Van Vechten. Miss Rather
me Albaugh, Miss Bess Thompson.
Miss Edna Bear, Miss Lillian McGon
Miss Louise McGoff. Miss Margaret
Shakeshaft, Miss Zillah MiIeham.
Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss Violet Crum-
pine. Miss Emily Seery, Miss Maude
AcVey and Miss Mary Parkinson.
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small folded strip of paper was
passed out to the young men who had
sirls with, them at the fair this week.
On the outside of the little package ,
vas printed, For young men only"