The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-20

The Tiwahi crowd had dance Fri
day night at Garfield park. The affair
is the last of the park dances for the
season, and the company included
members of the high school and col
lege crowds and the TivoH club. Among
those who attended were: Mrs w. 5.
Lindsay, Mrs. r. A. Burch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Morley, Miss Dor
othy Scott, Miss Helen Crawford, Miss
Marian Wear, Miss Marguerite Koontz,
Miss Grace KoontZ, Miss Marjorie
Rodgers, Miss Mildred Morton, Miss
Alice Hughes, Miss Helen Mitchell,
Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss Lean Lindsay,
Miss Katherine Albaugh, Miss Helen
Cook, Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Dor
othy Brown, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss Mildred Newell, Miss Alice Griffin,
Miss Winifred Burch Miss Lois Lind
say, Miss Louise Culver, Miss Mar
guerite Nicholas, Miss Helen Welty.
Miss Rachel Coston, Mr.. Holmes
Meade, Mr.. Samuel Lux, Mr. Kenneth
Lewis, Mr.. Kenneth Lyle, Mr.. Jacob
Mertz, Mr.. Clayton Kline, Mr.. Angelus
Burch, Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr.. Donald
Heath, Mr.. Arthur Buff. Mr.. Roy john
son. Mr.. Willard Pierce, Mr.. Harold
Porter. Mr.. La Rue Royce. Mr. Glen
Pratt, Mr.. Fielden Gall, Mr.. Richard
Fritz, Mr.. Kent Moneypenny, Mr.. Ed
win Seeley, Mr.. George McNeish, Mr..
Glenn Elbe. Mr. Ward Mauer, Mr..
Larry Huey, Mr.. Marshall Hite, Mr..
Joe Risteen Mr. Joe Hull Mr. Warrick
Brown, Mr.. Glen Jones' Mr.. Walter
Davis, Mr.. Frank Southwick, Mr..
Harry Eagle, Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr..
Lew Hasty, Mr.. John Marsh.
An important party for this week in
college circles was an afternoon at
thimbles today at which the active and
aIumnae girls of the Beta sorority were
hostesses, for the new students, at the
sorority hall in Mulvane street. The
rooms, which were decorated with sun
flowers, were darkened by drawn
shades and artificially lighted. Two
little girls, Gladys Neil and Gladys
Ewers, served punch in the dining
room. Music was furnished by Miss
Lillian Stone, who sang, and there were
readings by Miss Alice Griffin, the head
of the department of dramatic art of
Washburn, and by Miss Katherine AL
baugh.
The guests for the afternoon We're:
Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Elsie Martin,
Miss Marie Martin. Miss Zillah Mile
ham, Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss Miriam
Miller, Miss Eliza beth Mills. Miss Lois
Murphy, Miss Ruby Scott. Miss Gwen
Shakeshaft, Miss Margaret Shakeshaft,
Miss Mary Schiller, Miss Katherine
Stewart, Miss Grace Stotts. Miss Mar
garet Troutman Miss Marian Walp,
Miss Margaret Webb Miss Antoinette
West. Miss Martha Whittemore, Miss
Isabel Savage, Miss ISABEL Garvey,
Miss Margaret Foote, Miss Martha
Lindas. Miss Adele Scheer. Miss Lena
Tolmatier, Miss Mary Balch, Miss Jul
liet Brown. Miss Marguerite Carroll.
Miss Marjorie Coe, Miss Helen Cook.
Miss Bernice Dietrich, Miss Josephine
Ellis, Miss Erickson, Miss Ruth Fos-
ter, Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Flora
Harrington. Miss Mary HILL Miss Myr-
tie KeSSler Miss Irna Larrick and
Miss Lena Baxter.
The girls of the active chapter who
were hostesses are Miss Harriet Mar
tin, Miss Miriam Ring Miss Marguer-
lite Nicholas, Miss Maud McVey, Miss
Ella Walden, Miss Corinne Ripley, Miss
Lillian Stone, Miss Lois Johnson. Miss
Ruth Graham. Miss Katherine AL
baugh, Miss Leita Coover. Miss Ada
Dykes and members of the alumnae
chapter who were hostesses are: Mrs.
Gilbert Worley, Mrs. Ed Lannan of
Quincy, ILL.,; Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs |
William Snyder, Miss Alice Griffin |
Miss Lois Lindsay. Miss Annetta Nichol, |
Miss Grace Gaines, Miss Vera Croft of |
Nortonville, Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Win !
Tired Burch and Miss Mildred Newell.
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Mrs. c. E. Pierson of Los Angeles.
Cal, was the guest of honor at an |
informal afternoon given Friday by |
Mrs. w. T. Dawson, at her home, 1345 |
Fillmore street. Those present were: |
Mrs. w. d. C. Smith. Mrs w D. |
Storrs, Mrs. Will Turner. Mrs. A J. |
Stout, Mrs. w. H. Bowlby, Mrs. J. c. |
White, Mrs. c. \. Bacon, Mrs Carl |
Wedding, Mrs. Walter Wellhouse, Mrs |