The Topeka state journal., 1913-05-26

Mrs. A. A. Robinson and Miss Meta
Robinson entertained this afternoon
! from to 6 at their home, 600 Tyler
/ street, in honor of Mrs. E. Z. Stilson
| of Los Angeles and Mrs. ]. K. Hudson
| of Kansas City, who are guests at the
| Robinson home. The house, which is an
| interesting one, among the most eie-
| CANT in Topeka, was lavishly decora-
| ted in pink roses and peonies, with iris
in the library. Mrs. Robinson was as
! sisted by the following friends: Mrs.
| NJ c. Hammatt, Mrs. David Mulvane'
Mrs. Herbert Armstrong, Mrs. M. A.
Low, Mrs. c. w. Kouns. Mrs. De Witt
c. Nellis, Mrs. Albert T. Reid, Mrs
! Marie Price Wear and Miss Irene Hor-
ner. Mrs. Hammatt, Mrs. Wear and
! Miss Horner assisted in the dining
| room.
! The other social event of today is
( to be the college dinner which Miss
! Matilda Bailey, principal of Bethany
Will give this years graduating Grass
| at $50 at Mills tea room. covers VIII
| be laid for H. The table decoration VIII
| be a graceful arrangement of Richmond
roses and ferns. The place cards are
| sweet girl graduates in caps and gowns
| bearing collegiate diplomas in their
| hands. The graduating class includes
three attractive Topeka girls, Miss Nan
ME Zahner, Miss Antoinette west ana
Miss Edna Bear. Miss Helen Coolidge
who has completed the two-years, col
lege course, is also from Topeka Inose
who will dine at the tea room are: Miss
Bailey, Miss Coolidge, Miss Margaret
Woodhouse. Miss West, Miss Zahner'
Miss Bear, Miss Dorothy Dana, MISS
Veda Campbell, Miss Louise Van Tuyl'
Miss Helen Whine, Miss Alice Layton
and Miss Hazel Brett.
The alumni members of the Delta
Omicron Omicrons will issue invitations
| this week for their spring fraternity
dance. Date for the party Will be Mon
day, June 2.
Among the important social events
of the week, which include the recep-
| ton at the A. A. Robinson home TINS
afternoon. Mrs. Silas Porter's bridge
on Thursday, and the annual picnic
of the West Side Forestry club at the
| home of Mrs. Harry Forbes, is the for
NAL opening of the Country club on
Friday, May 80. The club is the most
attractive spot in town, and has Deen
put in excellent shape outside and In;
the golf links and the tennis courts
are already popular Dinner will be
served at $50 on Friday. Parties are
already being prepared. Dancing will
begin at 9. Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Auer-
bach are in charge of the entertainment
committee; DR.. c. B. Reed is chairman
of the house committee; Mr.. A. NJ.
Catlin is president of the club, and
Mr.. E. A. Thrill, secretary.
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Mrs. Silas Porter and Miss Dorothy
Porter have issued invitations for a
reception which they will give at their
home, 927 Western avenue, on Satur-
day, May 81. The hours are from
to s.
The engagement of Miss Porter to
Mr.. Edwin Campbell was recently an
nounced. The wedding will be solemn
lied the last of June. Miss Porter is
Of oh ING irlS in
peka. was graduated from the high
school in 1910, and spent a year at La
Sale seminary in Boston.
Mr.. Campbell is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A Campbell, $40 Clay street,
and one of the most popular chaps in
town. He holds the position of deputy
county treasurer at the court house
The Sigma Delft Psi sorority of
washburn college gave a hayrack
ride and steakroast Saturday evening
near Burnetts mound. Those who
picnicked We're: Miss Marine Steven
son of Salina, who is the guest of Miss
Bernice Email Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Dorothy Gleed Miss Ruth Bauer,
Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss Isabel
Mills, Miss Frances Perry, Miss Ber-
nice Emahizer, Miss Martha Sellards,
Miss Mary Wickwire, Miss Juliet Pet
tijohn, Miss Esther Clark, Miss Mar
guerite Seltzer, Miss Helen Guild,
Miss Margaret Tillotson, Miss Adelaide
Johnston, Miss Ruth Kaster, Miss Hell
en- Johnston, Miss Maude Hawley, Miss
Lois Segar Miss Marguerite Ktene,
Miss Mary Parkinson, Mr.. Warren
Humphreys. Mr. George O'Brien, Mr..
Frank Sanders, Mr.. Lee johnson, Mr..
Donald Welty, Mr.. Bernard Askew,
Mr. Herbert Heym, Mr.. Pericles Miller,
Mr.. Percy Beggs, Mr.. Dwight Ream,
nard, Mr.. David Neiswanger, Mr..
Angelo Alt, Mr.. Richard Whitcomb,
Mr.. Morris Sanders, Mr.. Ray Enfield,
Mr. Wayne Cook, Mr.. Earl Trobert,
Mr.. Henry OBrien and Mr.. Jake
Mertz.
pug NoseI" the youngster in the
sailor suit apostrophized the small boy
who has freckles and lives in Potwin
Pug nose yourself" responded the
knee-high citizen of Potwin, and
strobe triumphantly homeward. But
a new thought was born AS he scrub
bed his hands for lunch the freckled
kiddie gazed into the bathroom mil,
ror as if looking a something ne had
never seen before.
What are you thinking about,
SON" asked his mother. M
Mother" gasped the small boy, Il
don't like nv face
"Why. it's a dear little face con-
soled his mother.
you're uster to it than I am" said
the small boy solemn1y.
The fraternity finals for the Wash
burn tennis championship will be
played on the college courts this week.
Mr. Earl Trobert who is Kappa
Sigma holds the school championship
thus far. The fraternities to compete
are the Phi Delta Thetas, the Kappa
Sigmas and the Alpha De1ts.
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The musical vespers which have
been given at Grace cathedral Sunday
afternoons at 4:30 have been discon-
tinued until fall. "Rebekah,' sacred
cantata by Sir Joseph Barnaby, was