The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

to become acquainted with the new
men. Music for the evening was fur
nished by Halls orchestra, and a
buffet luncheon was served to sixty
guests. The alumni present were:
Mr.. E. Keller, DR.. w. E. Jeffrey, Mr..
w. G. Miller, Mr.. James p. Coleman,
Mr. Monte Kistler, Mr.. Douglass Mote,
Mr. Earl Voorhees, of Kansas City, Mr..
Hughes of Fort Scott, Mr.. d. B. Ran
kin of Idana, Kansas, Mr.. E. Bechner
of Atchison.
The men living at the house this
year are: Mr.. H. b. Porter. Mr.. Jay
Jenson, Mr.. Warren Humphrey, Mr..
Jake Mertz. Mr.. Ray Chamberlain,
Mr.. Winifred Grammon and Mr.. Geo.
McNeish.
The Phi Delta Theta men of Wash
burn college had a smoker Friday
night at the chapter house.
Mrs. Frank Griggs gave an infor-
NAL party Thursday afternoon in
celebration of the first birthday ami
versary of her baby, Jane. The guests
We're: Mrs. Ilif Felix and her son,
John. Mrs Dana Davis, Mrs. Tom
Frost and her son, Tommy, Mrs. c. G..
Colburn, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Jack
Tasker, Betty Tasker, Mrs. Fred Davis,
Miss Margaret Carney. Betty Frost
and Anna Christian
Miss Ethel Aldrich of the Western
Bureau of Travel, who has been
abroad all summer, will arrive home
Sunday evening. She sailed from
Queenstown. September 3, and landed
in New York Friday. She is accom-
panied on the return trip by Miss
Miriam Steele. who was one of the
members of her party Miss Aldrich
and Miss Steele were entertained be-
party on the Killarney Lakes, in Ire
land. Mrs. Courtney, whose family
have lived for generations on beau
tifui estate on the Lakes, was their
hostess, Miss Aldrich having met her
on a previous tour of Europe.
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The Sigma Delta Psi girls entertain
ed at supper at the Country club Fri
day evening, and those who attended
were: Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Edith Thompson, Miss Frances Brown
of Anthony, Miss Mary Sawyer of Nc
Pherson, Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss
Ruth Bauer, Miss Martha Whittemore,
Miss Gertrude Kinman, Miss Marta
Lindas, Miss Marie Miller, Miss jose
phine Ellis, Miss Alice Pratt. Miss
Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Mary Van
Vechten, Miss Antoinette West, Miss
Margaret Shakeshaft, Miss Helen
Crawford, Miss Helen Cook, Miss
Beulah Searle, Miss Elizabeth Moore,
Miss Zillah Mileham, Miss Violet
Crumbine. Miss Ruth Foster, Miss
Marian Walp, Miss Lois Murphy, Miss
Isabel Savage, Miss Irene Reeves, Miss
Mary Hill, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss
Jessie Treat, Miss Helen Guild, Miss
Marguerite Seller. Miss Helen john
ston, Miss Adelaide Johnston, Miss
Mary wickwire. Miss Mary Ferguson,
Miss Juliet Pettyjohn, Miss Marjorie
Rodgers. Miss Erna Zutavern. Miss
Esther Clark, Miss Isabel Mills Miss
Marjorie Thompson. Miss Marguerite
Parkinson. Miss Alice Andrews, Miss
Marjorie Lyle, Miss Madeline Whit
ney and Miss Helen Tillotson.
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The faculty reception of Washburn
college. which is an event of consider
able Importance in college affairs. was
given Friday night in Thomas gymna-
SUM. The room on the second floor,
where the guests were received, was
decorated with palms and pink and
white gladioli and asters. Flags and
college pennants We're hung from the
running track. The deans of the vari-
Gus departments and new members CT
the faculty We're guests of honor and
stood in line to receive the guests.
Those in the line We're: Dean and Mrs.
d. L. McEachron of the college, Dean
and Mrs. w r Arthur of the law
school. Dean Horace Whitehouse of tn.