The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-26

number of Miss Bainter's friends will
entertain for her, but the dates of the
parties have not yet been arranged.
The wedding will be quietly cele-
brated at the George Banter home
at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon Miss
Ouinton will be Miss Bainter's maid of
honor. and Elizabeth Calvin of KAN
sas City, Mr.. Calvin's little niece, will
be ribbon girl. Mr.. Murray Davis of
Kansas City will be Mr.. Calvin's best
man.
The La Douzaine Whist club will
meet Monday with Miss Alice Lakin,
at her home on Western avenue.
Mrs T. ]. Myers Will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club next Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. Fred lies, in High
land Park.
The Kappa Chi girls of Washburn
college gave a party Friday afternoon
for the new girls at the home of Miss
Mary Helen Shirer, on Fillmore street.
The decorations were in yellow and
white the Halloween colOrs, and Hal
4OWeen emblemS were used Stream
ers of yellow and white were stretched
from the chandelier to the corners of
the table, and the table and buffet
coverings were adorned with figures
of black cats. witches and pumpkin
1 faces. Little wooden lanterns in
I
pasted over with the Halloween signs,
and the bOn-bOns were yellow, having
/ figures in black on the top The ice
/ cream was in white blocks with yellow
/ crescents frozen in, and the cakes
/ were yellow in the shape of crescents
/ and frosted in white The serving was
done on the white and gold china, and
I the name cards We're hand painted in
the sorority colors, gray and red. In
the center of the table was basket of
fruit.
The hostesses were: Miss shirer,
Miss Helen Shaver, Miss Lucille Shu-
kers. Miss Rebecca Stanley, Miss
Fanny Stoves. Miss Clara KilbOurn,
Miss Lois Chambers. Miss Helen
Shirk, Miss Irene Dean, Miss Verna
SjOlander Miss Mildred Gephart, Miss
Bess Emery, Miss Helen Stewart Miss
Olive White, Miss Grace Eldridge, Miss
Florence Hoover, Miss Edna Reinbach
and Miss Louise Small
The guests were: Miss Erna Zud-
nern. Miss Marjorie Lyle, Miss Mil
dred Forbes Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss Bess Campbell, Miss Agnes Nc
Corcle, Miss Maud McVey, Miss Edith
Charles, Miss Helen Gephart, Miss
Velna Stewart Miss Wilma Shoe
maker. Miss Rosa Barber Miss Mil
bred Forbes, Miss Lola Curry, Miss
Gear and Miss Helen Dick. Mrs. D. L.
McEachron and Mrs. F. X Sanders
were also guests
cards nave DGen received IN Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss Amy
Lillian Field to Mr.. Robert L. Holt,
both Of Chicago. Saturday night, Octo-
Der 10. Mr.. Holt is the brother Of Mr.
Frank H. Holt Of Topeka. and former
" made his home here. He is con-
nected with the Merchants Loan &
Trust bank of Chicago. and he and
Mrs. Holt Will make their home in
that city.
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday of next week with Mrs
7. NJ. Meade Mrs. Meade and Mrs
w. NJ. Forbes will be hostesses, and
paper Woman as a Potential Fac
tor" will be read by Mrs D. H. Forbes.
Opera in Topeka at popular prices
has hitherto been unheard of. but the
Secret of Suzanne" to be given Mon
day night at the Auditorium, is an
opera that has attracted notice in the
east. and has been the subject of IA
vOrable comment in the musical maya
zines. including the Musical Currier,
and in the reviews by eastern papers.
One HUNDRED of the best seats will be
on sale for a dollar each, and so cents
will be the charge for general admis-
sion All seats Will be reserved
The New York World says of it:
Distinguished. artistically elegant. are
the words which perhaps best charac-