The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-01

still another point of interest is the
sleeve with upper part cut in one with
the front and back of the coat portion
and the under part cut in one with the
side. The skirt also shows the proph-
esied arrival of greater fullness, hav-
ing its plainness relieved by two pleats
at each side and stitched flat 20 within
a foot of the bottom.
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The Pi Sigma Psi sorority gave their
second annual ball Friday night at
McRae's hall. The decorations for the
party were unusually elaborate In the
center of the ball room, a fountain with
statue in the center. was iIlumina ted
with lights of alternating colors. Palms
We're grouped about the fountain, and
around it were rugs and seats. Bas-
kets of flowers We're placed in the WIN
dOwS. In the banquet room green
shades were placed over the lights
White roses were given as favors. Miss
Alice Hughes. who is a member of the
order. and who is student this year
in Troy. New York, sent as favors,
small hand woven flower baskets. tied
with tulle. for the girls, and blue pro-
gram pencils for the men. Those who
danced were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. r. Hockett. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nausbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. GailIard Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Kemper, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McRae;
Misses Mildred Carter, Mary Summers,
Jennie Heinzman. Helen DwinnelI,
Jessie Ferrin. Grace McFadden,
Meta Estep, Stella Ferrin. Georgia
Hobson. Elwina Pugh, Ann Ballard,
Marie Cope, Sylvia Huey, Vera Benja-
man. Dorothy Sims, Ruth Ogden, Ann
Myers, Helen Fulton. Bonnie Bloomer,
Miss Roark, Estelle Anton,
Miss Gregg. Hazel Boast. Ger
trude Russell. Armita James, Hylian
McFadden. Mrs. a. w. Holbrook, Mil
dred Hughes. Julia Ames. Florence
Davis, Miss Gregory; Mr.. Carl Smiley.
Walter Davis. Eugen Wilson, Will
Chas. Seller, Virgil Lawrence. E. NJ
Stephens. Chef Thomas. Ralph Mccain
mon. H. L. Bird. Chuck Davis, Bernard
Dewey. Thos Dewey, Jack Crow. Luke
Ballard. Homer Fowler. Earl Brandon,
o. K. Brandt. Bill Bailey, Phil Lock-
G. c. Helm, Paul Heinz, F. G. Wilson,
c. P. Blaunt. L. c. Petro, Walter
Laundon. Fred Johnson, Harry Morri-
son, Louis Tomlinson and Phil Billiard.
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The Topeka chapter of the D. A r.
will have a meeting March at the
home Of Mrs. w. A. F. Bird. Miss
Daisy Monroe is chairman of the en-
tertainment committee. and the other
hostesses for the afternoon will be:
Mrs. SchleSinger, Mrs. Ralph Skinner,
Mrs. Kaho. Mrs. Mcguire, Miss Glare
Francis and Mrs. White. Mrs. E. E.
Ames will read a paper on Eugenics. |
and there will be a report of the Provi- |
dent Association and an informal adj
dress by Mrs. C. B. Thomas.
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The West Side Reading club will
meet with Mrs. Clement Smith, 721
Polk street. Tuesday afternoon.
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Topeka chapter P. Z. o. will meet |
Friday evening. March =. at $50 |
o'clock. with Mrs. S. c. Petit, 1900 |
West Sixth avenue. |
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The Freshman and Junior class of |
washburn college had sleigh ride |
Friday night.
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The Current Literature club will meet /
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock with !
Mrs. F. o. Boyd, 1854 Lincoln street.
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Mrs. Fred Cole and Mrs. Charles |
Barnes will entertain the Mizpah class /
Of the First Presbyterian church Mon |
day, March 3, at Mrs. Coles home,
1890 Topeka avenue
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The men of the Phi Delta Theta
of Washburn college, will |
have a smoker Friday night at the |
chapter house.
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The members of the Good Govern