The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-17
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Mrs L.. H Mum entertained about
sixteen guests at an informal after
noon party today in compliment 10
Mrs. Franklin Hudson of Kansas CITY,
]. r. Burrow has issued invitations
for a picnic he will give Wednesday
at his country place, IN Hi garai
Park, for the directors of the Centr T4
National bank, of which he is presl-
dent. and the directors wives.
Tho K.nna s,rrns men of washburn
college are giving their annual sprilds
party this afternoon and evening at
McRae's hall in Quincy street Inc
affair is the fraternity's h1tn ahIlua
party. Dancing begins at ana IN it
ner will be served at o'clock. Inc
hall is decorated for the party Win
palms and flowers, and around
group of palms in the center OF the
dance room, are arranged coy Col
ners and rugs. The name and emblem
OF the sororities and fraternities OF
the college are embossed on SKINS
which hang around the walls OF the
room, and in each corner is poX lah-
tern in which the names OF the socie-
ties are iIlumined. At the dinner the
girls will be given corsage bouquets as
favors. and a number of favor dances
are arranged.
The company Includes: Mr.. ana
j
Hill, DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilder Morris. Miss Bess
Rhodes, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss lsa-
bel Savage, Miss Evelyn Ford, MISS
Louise Culver, Miss Marjorie Rodgers
Miss Julia Ames Miss Marguerite
Nichols Miss Vera Croft. Miss Mary
Ferguson, Miss Lois Chambers, MISS
Helen Guild, Miss Lillian McVey' MISS
Maude McVey. Miss Marie Porter, MISS
Florence Hoover. Miss Gladys Whlt-
Elizabeth Mills Miss Marguerite Seit-
ger, Miss Leila Roark, Miss Dorothy
Simms, Miss Frances Perry Miss Ade-
laide Johnson. Miss Katherine Al
baugh. Mr. Charles Robinson, Mr..
Warrick Brown. Mr.. Pericles Miller
Mr. Reese Hughes. Mr.. Elton Mcln-
tosh. Mr.. Basil Rankin, Mr.. George
McNeish, Mr.. Carl Smiley, MI ERWIN
Keller Dr. w. E. Jeffery, Mr.. Eur1e
Beckner, Mr.. Leland Johnson. Mr..
Harold Porter, Mr.. Earl Trobert, Mr..
Dwight Ream, Mr.. Ray Enfield, Mr.
Clayton Kline, Mr.. John March, MT.
Warren Humphreys, Mr.. Hugh Men
OILS. Mr.. Jay Jensen. Mr.. Robert Whit
comb. Mr.. Richard Whitcomb, Mr..
Morris Tucker, Mr.. Jake Mertz, Mr..
Ray Chamberlain, Mr.. Reed Gerard
Mr. Wayne Cook, Mr.. Ralph Nicholson
of Ellis. Kan; Mr.. Leroy Tucker
st. Louis, Mo.
The Varsity club will have it's last
dance for the season Friday night at
Hudson's hall in Jackson street. A
pected for the party, among them Miss
Maurine Stevenson of Salina, who will
visit Miss Bernice Emahizer.
Mrs. Charles Roland, who is the
guest of Mrs. R. ]. Parker, will return
to her home in Chicago about the
middle of next week.
Mrs Roland has been entertained
at a number of pleasant affairs since
she has been here, and she is herself
an interesting woman, and prominent
in club circles in her city. She is in
terested in music and is a member of
the Lakeview Musical club, which en-
tertained the National Federation of
Music clubs during their recent con-
vention, and in Chicago Mrs. Roland
met Mrs. Harmon Ryus of Los An
geleS, who stopped in Topeka on her
way home to visit her parents, Judge
and Mrs. DeWitte c. NelliS. Mrs. Ro-
land is also member of the Woman's
Athletic club and the North End club
of Chicago.
Another of the interesting organiza-
tions to which she belongs is the Play
goers' club, who give musical and
dramatic performances, and entertain
theater people, actors and playwrights
at various social functions.
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Miss Helen Sanders will be hostess
at an informal tea Tuesday afternoon
the College Alumnae club and the girls
of the senior class of Washburn col
1ege will be guests, to meet the new
officers of the club. The guests will
be received by Miss Sanders and the
newly elected officers, who are: Miss
Margaret Welcome, president; Miss
Florence Willard, vice president; Miss
Louise McNeal, secretary, and Miss
Ruth Grandon. treasurer. Those who |
will assist are the retiring officers and |
executive board, and the present ex- |
ecutiVe board. They are: Miss
Helen Ames, Miss Annabel Garvey |
Mrs. David Page, Miss Helen Brigham |
Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Helen Ing
ham and Miss Ruth Bauer, who is |
burn.
The Vignette club will meet We'd |
nesday afternoon at , o'clock with !
Mrs. H. o. Garvey. The lesson for the |
day will be Pompilia, Guido and the |
Pope, of Browning's Ring and the
Book
The program for the commencement |
exercises at the College of the Sisters
of Bethany will begin with a recital |
Wednesday evening, May 81, at S
o'clock in the Assembly hall Those |
who will have part in the recital are: |
Miss Mildred Wiggin, pianist: Miss
Edith Rutgers, vocalist: Miss Georgia |
Morton will be accompanist.
Miss Lulu Woodhouse will give her
diploma recital in piano Tuesday
evening, May 27, in Assembly hall |
and she will be assisted by Miss Ell
vira Smith, certificate pupil in voice,
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