The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-15

~ black tulle and brilliants. Mrs.
Chester woodward pinned on the
onests as they left. favors OF pink
Carnations. She wore q charmeuse
GOWN shading in color from deep
violet at the bottom OF the skirt. 70
made with a fichu OF lace. Mrs.
frank Merriam wore similar crepe
( meteor. with corsage trimming OF
oriental embroidery.
| The assisting friends were Mrs;
Hodges, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. Barber
Mrs. Auerbach, Mrs. ]. A.. Cole. MIS-.
! w. F. Bowen, Mrs. Paul Hudson. Mrs.
Mohler Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Charles
Barnes and Mrs. Marie Price Wear.
Tho Reta girls of Washburn college
will give a dinner party at o'clock
| this afternoon at the National hotel.
| for a number of the new girls. The
4 chaperones are Miss Miller. MIS-
| Adrian Greene, and Mrs. William Sny-
| der, and among the alumnae girls VINO
will be out of town guests, are MISS
Mary Wilson. of Valencia. and Miss
E.sma Cavert of Chicago. The table will
be lighted with candles. and the cam
dlesticks will We tied with tulle, and
| the favors will be red carnations. The
| place cards will be butterflies done in
| water colors.
The dinner tonight is the last rush.
ing party the sorority will have this
season. Monday is Asking Day among
| the sororities. and pledges will be
announced later.
| Miss Harriet Hill entertained at cards
this afternoon, complimentary to Miss
| Victoria Burroughs and Miss Helen
Torvoieli, both Of Lawrence. who are
visiting Miss Gladys Neil, and the fol-
| lowing Lawrence girls, who are visiting
Miss Antoinette Clark: Miss Bernice
Barker. Miss Eva Anderson. Miss Char
lotte Kreeck, and Miss Linnie Sheets.
Besides the guests Of honor, those who
| played were: Miss Antoinette Clark
Miss Gladys Neil. Miss Mary Clark.
! Miss Lillian Martin. Miss Mohra Catch
ell, Miss Edith Connell. Miss Ethel
Chase, Miss Mildred Bowman. Miss
Dorothy Sproat. Miss Pauline McVey.
Miss Hester Barber, Miss Ruth Thomp-
son. Miss Antoinette West, Miss Helen
| Whitted, Miss Charlotte West, Miss
| Isabel Stewart. Miss Anita Weiskirch.
Miss Georgia Neese. Miss Dorothy Coe.
Miss Dorothy Nichols, Miss Marian
Dana, and Miss Mary Burnett.
! The tables were decorated with pink
carnations.
Mrs. s. s. Beggs and her daughter.
| MISS 0lcIId DeS6S, VI 41oT 4ORCho 0NC
nue., are entertaining at a house party
| the following girls of the Lawrence high
school: Miss Helen Peairs, Miss Gladys
Gibbs, Miss Edna Mcbride, Miss Mar
| ion Henley, Miss Marie Hotchkiss, Miss
Helen Wagstaff. and Miss Louise
Greenleese.
Miss Beggs gave a line party for her
guests Friday afternoon at the Law
rence-Topeka high school football
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informal party, and the guests were her
out Of town friends, and the following
young men: Mr.. Roscoe Stubbs
and Mr.. Woodman Gibson Of Law
renee. Mr.. Frank Miller, Mr.. Churchill
Sargent, Mr.. Corral Deave, Mr.. Everett
Haskell and Mr.. Harry Robbins.
There was an informal tea for the
girls today. and Miss Victoria Bur-
roughs and Miss Helen Torvoieli. both
of Lawrence, who are visiting Miss
Gladys Neil. were also guests of honor.
Other guests were girls of the Topeka
high school. Tonight the visitors will
have line party at one Of the thea
ters.
The Topeka avenue club will be en-
tertained at luncheon Friday OF next
week by Mrs. w. T. Davis, at her home
in West Sixth avenue.
The departments of Justice, House,
hold Economics. and Civics, of the To-
peka Federation of Women, will have
charge of a meeting Thursday after
noon which will be held at 2:30 o'clock,
at the Y. w. c. A. A program of music
will be given by some Of the high school
girls, and Superintendent H. c. Will
son will make an address on Civic Ed
tucation. A discussion of the subject
will follow the lecture.
! On account of the importance and
general interest of the meeting, all
members Of the federation are asked to
! attend, and they may each bring two
guests.
| Miss Antoinette Clark gave a dancing
party at the Country club Friday ev-
ening for the girls who are attending
house party at the Clark home. Those
who chaperoned the party and received
with Miss Clark were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
/, Cole and Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thrill.
| The guests of honor were: Miss Eva
Anderson, Miss Minnie Sheets. Miss
Charlotte Kreeck. Miss Bernice Bar
ker, and Miss Eleanor Atkinson. all
Of Lawrence. Others who danced were:
Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Hester Barber.
Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss Mohra