The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-26

The second annual spring party Of
4 the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Beta
chapter. will be a dinner-dance tonight
at the Elks club. Mr.. Lee w. Johnson,
/ the chapter president will be toast
master. and responses will be made as
follows: Phi LADIES' Mr.. Wallace
/ Pettyjohn; L'Envoi, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe;
} A Page from Puck, Mr.. Arthur J. Car
ruth. jr., Phi Delta Theta, Judge Henry
! F. Mason. There will also be a short
vince president of the fraternity. The
4 guests will be: Judge and Mrs. Mason.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone, DR.. and
/ Mrs. A. J. Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
+ Carruth, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. William
/ Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cope. Mr.
and Mrs. Pliny T. Snyder. of Plevna,
( Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ufford, of Wakeeney,
Mr.. Wister Williams, Mr.. Fred t.
! COwles of Kansas City, Mr.. ]. A.
/ Mcclure, Mr.. Arthur c. Banta, of Great
+ Bend, Mr.. w. Roy George, Mr.. Ted
Ingham. Mr.. Robert Kerr, Mr.. Leo
4 Mooney, Mr. Ed Mooney, Mr.. Omer D.
I Smith, Mr.. Ellsworth Stewart. Miss
/ Daisy Monroe, Miss Mary Sawyer, Miss
Josephine Smith. Miss Ella Lyle, Miss
! Rebecca Welty, Miss Bertha Hull, Miss
Ruth Baer Miss Isabel Mills. Miss
Dorothy Barber, Miss Beth Thompson,
Miss Frances Rigby, Miss Lois john
/ son, Miss Thyra LeedOm, of BelleVille,
Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss Esma
/ -
/ Larrick, Miss Martha Sellards, Miss
Helen Spielman, Miss Helen Guild.
Miss Louise Heath, Miss Esther Clark.
Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Miss Adel-
aide Johnson, Miss Marguerite Settler,
! Miss Mabel Joss, Miss Louise Allison,
Miss Grace Gaines, Miss Faye Roch-
ards. of Emporia, Miss Marguerite
Parkinson, Miss Helen Ames, Miss Rose
| Mitchell, Mr.. Lee Johnson, Mr.. Cyrus
! Monroe. Mr.. Percy w. Beggs, Mr.. War
| 7 Cty-11v,o NTv Vol lott
john. Mr.. Grover L. Dunn, Mr.. w.
Galen Dunn, Mr.. David Neiswanger,
Mr.. Joseph Hull, Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr..
Fred Thompson, Mr.. Louis Hasty. Mr..
| Tracy Leedon, Mr.. Morris Sanders, Mr..
| Earl Bush, Mr.. Lee Davis, Mr.. Cecil
Lowe, Mr.. Karl Bowman, Mr.. Vernon
! Day, Mr.. Harold Pearson. Mr.. Her
bert Heym, Mr.. Harold Spielman, Mr..
Howard Searle, Mr.. Leo Johnson, Mr..
John Maynard, Mr.. Louis Tomlinson,
and Mr.. Richard Fritz.
Mrs. w. r. Carrie and Mrs. Morris
Schlegel gave a bridge party this after
noon at MRS. Carries home. There
were guests for fifteen tables, including
some out-of-tOwn people: Mrs. W. S.
| Glass, of Marysville, Mrs. Thomas V.
| Ball. of Waveland, Indiana, and Miss
Anna May Jones, of Lawrence. Spring
| flowers and plum blossoms were used
to decorate the rooms.
Guests of Miss Lucille Fuller who en-
tertained at bridge Thursday for Miss
Welcome Aver and Miss Ruth Nickel,
were, besides the guests of honor, Mrs.
Roy Thompson, Mrs. Frederick Monroe
Barrows, Miss Lois Harger, of Abilene,
Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss Frances
Council, Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss Helen Ames, Miss
Isabel Mills, Miss Rose Hite, Miss
Frances Walsh, Miss Mary Cushing,
ATr,7~f
Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss Jose
phine Norton, Miss Eva Smith, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake, and Miss Hazel
Howe
The program for the Ladies' Music
club which met Wednesday with Miss
Marian Garretson, was as follows:
Hungarian Etude ....... Mcdowell
Mrs Robert Carver.
One Fine Day Puccini
Miss Fuller.
First Movement Sonata Appassion-
ate ............B Beethoven
Miss Ethelyn Harrison
Paper, Dohnanyi- Puccini, ...
Miss Ellen ParkhurSt.
Love and Music .P uccini
Mrs. WikidaI
POlanaise-a fat Chopin
Miss Kouns.
Springs Rhapsody .LeoncavalIo
December Night Leoncavallo
Mrs Skinner
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. E. L. O'Neil, 1925 Buchanan
street.
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Miss Lulu Fordyce gave a bridge
party Thursday afternoon for her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas V. Ball of Wave
land. Ind. There were seven tables.
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One of the girls has a new party
gown of the soft caressing kind of
silk that ceilings closer than a broth
= col -
as it conceals. 1t is to be worn ex-
cIusively to the very toniest of these
afternoon teas. the object of which
is to afford opportunity for the women
to congregate and find fault with each
others clothes. The new gown was in