The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-01

party Friday night for her daughter.
Dorothy. The guests were: MISS
Gladys Scott. Miss Olive Knox. Miss
Helen Travis, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss
Lois Strickler, Miss Margaret Marshall.
ard, Miss Lucille Heym and Miss Dor
othy Petit.
The girls OF Bethany college had their
annual Halloween party Friday night
in the college gymnasium. which was
decorated with autumn leaves ana
festoons Of witches
and cats, and garlands Of yellow and
black. The lights were shaded with
Halloween lanterns, and the benches
were bales Of hay. Twelve department
teachers. dressed as ghosts. gave a
HEINZ" which was read by Miss Amy
Woodruff, head of the department OF
expression. A dance followed the en-
tertainment, and the grand march was
led by Miss Maude Webb. president OF
the freshman class. and Miss Esther
johnson, who were dressed In white to
represent fairy queens.
The Sisma Delta Psi sorority house
was the scene of party Friday alter-
noon to which the girls Of the other
Washburn sororities were asked. Au-
the house, and the flowers were yellow
chrysanthemums and red carnations.
The Sigma Delt active chapter, who
were hostesses, included: Miss Helen
Johnston, Miss Marjorie Rodgers. Miss
Mary Ferguson. Miss Mary Wickwtre.
Miss Juliet Pettijohn, Miss Adelaide
Johnston, Miss Helen Guild. Miss Mar
guerite Settler, Miss Esther Clark. Miss
Mar9aret Tillotson, Miss Ruth Raster.
Miss Marie Parker, Miss Marjorie Lyle
Miss Frances Perry. Miss Marguerite
Kiene, Miss Erna Zutavern and Miss
Miss Sturgeon of Kansas City. who is
visiting Miss Van Vechten: members
Of the Beta sorority, who included: Miss
Lois johnson, Miss Ruth Graham, Miss
Maude Mcvey, Miss Marguerite Mich
olas, Miss Winifred Greene. Miss kath-
eryn Albaugh, Miss Miriam Ring, Miss
Harriet Markham. Miss Corinne Rip
ley, Miss Ella Waldron. Miss Isabel
Marsh. Miss Winifred Burch and Miss
Lois Lindsay, and the following girls
of the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority: MISE
verna Sjolander. Miss Helen Shaver
Miss Mildred Gephart. Miss Lucille
Chandler, Miss Florence Hoover. Miss
Wfnona McLatchey, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Helen Shtrk. Miss vera
Campbell, Miss Cozie Crawford, MISS
Frances woodward. Miss Hermione
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Miss Grace Eldridge.
The Gamma Sigma Literary society
and the Alethean Literary society OF
Washburn college had Halloween
party Friday night. The guests met
at Rice hall and were taken to va
cant house in College avenue. which
was fitted up with suitable decorations
of autumn leaves pumpkins, festoons OF
yellow and black. and cornstocks. Miss
Esther Peers, dressed as a gypsy, told
fortunes. and all the guests wore Hal
loween costumes. The chaperones
were: Dr. and Mrs. Edward Reisner
and Professor and Mrs. w. A. Harsh
barger. The guests were:
Miss Frances Cornick. Miss Winifred
Cornick, Miss Irene Dean, Miss Jo-
Miss Mildred Gephart. Miss label
March, Miss Helen Shaver, Miss Mary
Helen Shirer, Miss Stink, Miss Florence
Warner, Miss Aline White, Miss Mabel
Kingsley, Miss Violet Kinkner. Miss
Vera Campbell. Miss Dorothy Doles,
Miss Elizabeth Gaume. Miss Anne
Hyatt, Miss Katherine Sentz. Miss
Genevieve Wise. Miss Erna Zutavern.
Miss Leila Craig. Miss Lucille Chan
dler, Miss Marie Thompson. Miss Ada
Walker. Miss Roylyn Geer. Miss Guen
Shakesshaft. Miss Mildred Marsh, Miss
Lola Curry. Miss Lola Carter, Miss
Helen Dick, Miss Winona McClatchey,
Miss Verna Sjolander, Miss Alice
Green, Miss Gertrude Kingan, Miss
Leslie Montcrief, Miss Cozie Crawford.
Mr.. Harold Shirk, Mr.. Marshall San
ders. Mr.. Martin Miller. Mr.. Bill Bur
nett, MI. Roy Hope. Mr.. Laurens Whit
temore, Mr.. viii Guild. Mr.. Charles
Walp, Mr.. Hurley Gebhardt. Mr.. Ken
meth Kerans. Mr.. Vincent Kerans, Mr..
Ray Garvey, Mr.. Herbert Caps, Mr..
Hampton Shirer, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr..
Joe Chetf1eld. Mr.. Mckee. Mr.. Frank
Peers. Mr.. Bert Campbell. Mr.. Chris
Cell. Mr.. Arthur Beattie, Mr.. Ross
Laybourne. Mr.. ]. c. Perish, Mr.. Ell
mer Shelton. Mr.. ]. Burnette. Mr.. John
Warner, Mr.. Paul Roose, Mr.. Warren
Young. Mr.. Keysick. Mr. Herbert Min
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Kirk entertained
at dinner today for Mr.. and Mrs J.
A Donan and their daughter, May,
who are leaving Topeka to make their
home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Howard enter
tanned the intermediate c. E. society
Of the First Congregational church, at
their home on Clay and West Tenth
avenue last evening. All up-to-date
Halloween games and refreshments
were enjoyed by the young people.
Those present were: Lillian Boone, Car
roll Brewster, Helen McCahan, Edith
and Doris Stark, Louise and Mary
ward, Ruth Wood, Hazel Hawkins.
Lillian. May and Violet Baker, George
and Clarence Baker, Arthur Boone,
John Bennett. Harold Day. Jesse, Eddy,
Edward Foster. Hubert Howard. Irwin
and Cranston Vincent. Roy Marley.
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Mrs. ]. p. Colvil1e entertained at
thimbles at her home in Western ave-
nue.. Friday afternoon for the mem
Ders OF her sewing club. The guests
OF the club were Mrs E. C. Cowdrick
OF Denver. and Mrs. ]. II. Booth.
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