The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-14

A dance was given Friday night at
Steinberg's hall by the Tivon, Wash
burn and high school crowds. Those
who danced were: Mr.. and Mrs. War
rick Updegraff, Mrs. Carl Trapp, Miss
Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Beth Thomp-
Hall. Miss Maude McVey, Miss Lucille
Mills, Miss Florence Davis. Miss Mary
Van Vechten, Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss
Nellie Kouns, Miss Sarah Kouns, Miss
Ruth Wilson, Miss Esther Clark, Miss
Hazel Boast. Miss Marguerite Mich
olas, Miss Ruth HamIin, Miss Mary
Dallas Gage, Miss Mary Gleed, Miss
Ruth Bauer, Miss Laura Southwick,
Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Ella
Lyle, Miss Bess Renwick, Miss Mar
guerite Koontz, Miss Dorothy Scott,
Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss Isabel Dick
inson, Miss Mildred Morton Miss
Isabel Mills, Miss Mary Wickwire,
Miss Dorothy Barber, Miss Louise Gull
yer, Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Jean
Lindsay, Miss Ernestine Klein, Miss
Helen Crawford, Miss Margaret Muir
ply, Miss Louise McGoff, Miss Kath-
crime Allen, Miss Louise Spencer OF
Kansas City, Miss Dorothy Porter,
Miss Lucille Lukens, Miss Louise Fair
child, Miss Jane Murphy, Miss Dcro-
thy Brown, Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
n IS Marguerite Kiene, Miss Grace
k5ontz. Miss Winifred Burch, MISS
Leona Curtis, Miss Elizabeth Mills,
Miss Mignon Logan, Miss Freda Belts,
Mr.. Edwin Campbell, Mr.. Louis Hail.
Mr.. Howard Searle. Mr.. LaRue Royce,
Mr.. All n McNeal. Mr.. Nelson Meade
Mr.. Walter Davis. Mr. Earl Trooerl'
Mr.. John March. MI Sam Lux, MI
Kenneth Lyle, Mr. Philip Sproat, MI
Richard Hall, Mr.. Earl Wilson, MI
Angelo Alt, Mr.. Grover Dunn, MT
Herbert Heym Mr.. Clarence Jordan'
Mr.. Howard Spielman, Mr.. Morris
Tucker, Mr.. Leroy Petro, MT Joe
Risteen, Mr.. Lee Johnson, Mr. Mar
shall Hite, Mr.. Clyde CoTnett' Mt
Claire Boult, Mr.. Wayte Lyle MT.
Alfred BartelI, Mr.. Ralph Lewis. Mr.
Kenneth Lewis, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr..
Sam Stewart, Mr.. Merle Segar' MT
Harry Wolff, Mr.. warren CruihplIle,
Meade, Mr.. George Hogeooom; MT
Arthur Buff, Mr.. Waldo HeyWood, MT.
Sherman Amsden, Mr.. Charles Mchee'
Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland Mr., Ho1ghton
Dickinson. Mr.. Jack Erickson, Mr.
William Collision. Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.
Alfred Quinton, Mr.. Willard Pierce
Mr.. Paul Moneypenny, Mr.. Kent
Moneypenny, Mr.. Ivan Dibble, Mr.
Robert Shoemaker, Mr. Chappelle
Foote, Mr.. Harry Southwick, Mr.. Chas.
Hobart Mr.. Irwin Snattlnger, Mr.
Tinkham VeaIe. Mr.. George Gross, Mr..
G .lf,1.rtl'i Helm. Mr.. Marshall Hite. Mr..
Roy George, Mr.. Frank Southwlck,
Mr.. Wallce Pettyjohn, Mr. Gilbert
WorIey. Mr.. Alexander Loomis, MI
Harry Coe, Mr. John Coe; nv 3vil Hare
CoIvin, Mr.. Jay Close. Mr.. Francis
Willard, Mr.. Arthur Wolff.
sorosis club will have their first
meeting of the year Saturday, Sept.
%. Miss Ethel Aldrich will read a
Daner entitled THE other Side and
the discussion will be by Mrs. Frank
poster, Mrs D. c. Nellis and Miss Lola
Graham. The officers this year are;
Mrs. Lee Monroe, president; Mrs. Z. T.
Spencer, vice president; Mrs. d; h
Forbes. second vice president; mrs
w. W. Kitchell, secretary, and MIS- r
W Watson, treasurer
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The men of the Phi Delta fraternity
of XVashburn college will open their
chapter house with a smoker tonig ht !
The students have returned for the
school year, and the guests tonight |
will be the members CT the active and
alumni chapters.
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In choosing a hat for this season of
the year to replenish the summers de- |
pleted supply one should be careful 70
choose a style of trimming which does |
not smack too strongly of summer as it
is likely to be worn into the fall season |
This neat little shape of navy blue !