The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-08

One of the most clever and success
ful college fraternity entertain nnents
OF the season was given last night at
the chapter house of Phi Delta Theta,
Washburn, when the men of the &C
tive chapter gave thier annual pper-
attic production for their girl friends
and for the alumni of Phi Delta
Theta in Topeka.
The phi Frolic Minstrels" was the
name of the play last night. 1t was
noted on the program the Tan
talizing Troup of Dazzling Darkies in
Scintillating Scene of Elaborate
Hamatus, the Animated Author of
MuchlyMangled Minstrels." 1t was
all of this. The north end of the big
fraternity living room was equipped
with painted scenery, bright colored
curtain and real footlights. The
orchestra, a complete Phi Delt organ
ization, was stationed in the hall
Everything was carried out in true
minstrel style.
The singing included local parodies,
sentimental and darby melodies, quar-
tet harmonies and ragtime turkey
comedy specials. One of the hits of
the evening was Honeymoon Row. a
song dedicated to the alumni of the
fraternity, who in the last three years
nave bought homes and have settled
in ElmhurSt on Mulvane street. Four
members now occupy this Row" with
two prospects waiting for the wedding
bells.
Warren j. Crumbine acted as inter
locuter with Willard TroxeI, Ed
Seeley. Philip Gray, Howard Searle,
Herbert Heym and Harold Pearson on
the ends. The chorus included joe
Hull, Carl Searle, Louis Larrick, Percy
Neiswanger. The orchestra. Herbert
Guild, Donald Welty, Leo Mooney, Ed
Mooney, Ed Seeley and Herbert HeyIn.
stunt that brought down the house.
The audience last night included:
Senator Loring Trott of Junction City,
Rev. and Mrs. Troxell, DR.. and Mrs.
Jeffrey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur J. Carruth, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Wistar P. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Tice, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cope, Mr..
and Mrs. William snyder, Miss Eliza
beth Thompson, Miss Esther Clark,
Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Marjorie
Lyle, Miss Marguerite Kiene, Miss Ada
Dykes, Miss Helen Sanders, Miss Mary
Wickwire, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Nancy Veale, Miss Marian Ring.
Miss Winifred Greene, Miss Mildred
Newell. Miss Irva Zutavern, Miss
Maud Hawley, Miss Lucy Vawter, Miss
Ollie Larrick, Miss Fern Larrick, Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss Martha Sellards, /
Miss Louise Allison, Miss Sellner, Miss /
Mildred Guild, Miss Marguerite Park (
inson, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss Bess |
Renwick, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss
Isabel Mills, Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss
Ruth Nelson, Miss Rebecca Welty, |
MISS Rutn Bauer, MISS AQeldlOe JOnn-
son, Miss Helen Guild, Miss Juliet |
Pettyjohn, Miss Grace Guild, Miss
Florence Rowe, Miss Grace Gains, Mr..
Don Welty, Mr. Edgar Seeley, Mr.. Roy
Deever, Mr.. Elmer Berg, Mr.. Robert
Steele, Mr.. Wendal Lyman, Mr.. Roy
George, Mr.. Percy Beggs, Mr.. Her
bert Heym, Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. James
Mcclure, Mr.. Arthur Champeny, Mr..
Frank Sanders. Mr.. Grover Dunn, Mr..
Warren Crumbine, Mr.. Lee Johnson,
Mr.. Howard Searle, Mr.. Leo johnson,
Mr.. Cecil Lowe, Mr.. David Neiswan-
ger, Mr.. John Maynard, Mr.. Louis
Mr.. Carl Searle, Mr.. Willard
Troxell, Mr.. Glenn E1ble, Mr.. Herman
Ewers, Mr.. Harold Pearson, Mr.. Philip
Gray. Mr.. George Hogeboom. Mr..
Morris Sanders, Mr.. Ray Wolfe, Mr.
Herbert Guild, Mr.. Leo Mooney. Mr.
Mooney, Mr.. Robert Kerr
Mr.. Sam Bradfield, Mr.. Omar Smith,
Mr.. Angelo Alt and Mr.. Louis Tom
linson.
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