The Topeka state journal., 1912-05-23

Karl Bowman, Mr.. Leo Mooney. Mr.
Ed. Mooney, and DR.. Leo Haughey-
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The College OF the Sisters of Bethan.
has issued invitations for commence
ment week and the program is es
pecially interesting. One of the pret
test sights is the annuel May fet'
which is always given on the colleg'
| campus. The picturesque stone build
ings and attractive lawns furnish al
admirable background for the childre1
4 who dance on the green. Following Ii
| a schedule for the week:
Tuesday, May 2s-DipIoma recital
! Assembly hall. at O'Clock.
Thursday, May 30-May fete, college
! campus, at Z O'Clock.
Friday May 31-Closing exercises o.
elementary school gymnasium, at
! O'Clock.
| Saturday. June 1-Kindergarten ex-
ercises. Holmes hall at O'Clock. Sen
ior play gymnasium at O'Clock.
! Sunday, June 2-Corporate commun-
! ion. college chapel at 1880 o'clock;
| baccalaureate sermon. Grace Cathedral
at II O'Clock.
Monday. June Commencement ex-
ercises college chapel at 10 o'clock; re-
eeption at II O'Clock.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Varsity club will be held this
evening in Hudson's hall at o'clock.
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tt following clipping is taken from
the Manhattan Mercury:
The friends of Miss Geneva Hender-
son of Topeka and Mr.. Carl Selig of
Ell Dorado, both former K. s. A. G.
students, will be interested in their
coming marriage. The wedding will
take place Sunday in Kansas City. Mr..
Selig is in the drug business in FL Do
rado and Miss Henderson taught school
there the past winter.
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The Altruist club of the Central
Congregational church entertained at
dinner last night for DIR. and Mrs.
Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Stan
ley. The club colors. crimson and
white. were used in flowers, salads and
ices, and the dinner was prepared and
served by committee appointed from
the Altruist club.
Last night was the 10Th wedding an
niversary of DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Lind
say. After an informal family dinner.
several neighboring friends called and
small reception was held at the
Lindsay home, 1856 Western avenue.
The third mems fraternity to be
established in Washburn college is an
nounced today. 1t is at present To-
cal CHAPTER and is known as the
alpha Delta" Trey will not an
they will attempt TO affiliate but it is
rumored on the Washburn campus
that the new organization will petition
for one of the leading western fra
ternities. The charter members of the
local chapter include: Mr.. Guy Mil
Ter, '13; Mr.. Dean Rogers, IA; Mr..
Glenn Logan, rs: Mr.. William Janney,
'13; Mr.. Neil Rogers, '13; Mr.. Ralph
Myers, IA, and Mr.. Ray Garvey, IA.
The pledges have not been made pub
the college faculty has passed favor
ably on the location of the new chap
ter in Washburn-
The Alpha Delts assist in making
Washburn a stronger Greek letter
school in the west. At this time there
are three sororities and three fraterni-
ties. Two of the fraternities have ma
tionaI .chapters-tfe Phi Delta Thetas
and the Kappa Sigrnas. Next season it
is runored that two of the sororities
will be given national charters also.
Mrs. W. r. Harshbarger will enter
tain the seniors CT Washburn college
Friday evening at her home on College
avenue.
The Sorosis club will have it's annual
field day with Mrs. H. w. Roby, 2101
Kansas avenue. The meeting will be-
gin Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Jean Lindsay. Miss Lois Lind
say and DR.. Merrill Lindsay leave to-
morrow to attend a house party in
Leavenworth, Kan. Lieutenant TRULY
c. Martin of Fort Sill, Okla, who has
been the guest of the Lindsay family,
has returned to his home.
Mrs. A. w. Tyler of Hutchinson,
Kan, is the guest of Mrs. George T.
Stitt and will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. G.. w. Rigby of Concordia,
Kan, is visiting her daughter, Miss
Frances Rigby at the Beta house.
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe and Miss Mary
Sands left this afternoon for Curry,
Kan. Miss Radcliffe, accompanied by
Miss Sands, will sing at the musicale
to be given at the Curry high school.
Mrs. L. p. Terhune and two small
daughters are spending a month in
Topeka Mrs. Terhune was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Morrow and is now the
guest of her mother, Mrs. O.. S. Nor
row, 111O Throop.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake will leave
next week for an eastern trip, making
her first stop in Chicago.
Mrs. F. K. Goss CT Montpelier, VT, is |
the guest of the Clifton Heaton family. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and |
two children of LeaVenworth, Kan. |
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George |
Snyder.
Mrs. Willard y. Hall and Miss Laura |
Hall have returned from a trip to Chi |
cago.
DR.. w. F. Bowen has returned from |
Kan.
Mr.. Samuel Irwin has gone to Seat |
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