The Topeka state journal., 1913-11-18

tanned at a dancing party to be given
Friday evening by some OF the high
school friends Of Miss Ruth.
Miss Anna Burr Rice will share
shonors.with the out-of-town guests at
the thimble party Saturday afternoon
which Miss Miriam Foster will give
at her home in West Sixth avenue
The opening concert of the WASH
burn symphony orchestra. to be given
tonight under the direction OF Dean
Horace Whitehouse, will be an anair
of interest In Washburn circles and
to musical people of the town. Ine
orchestra IL the most pretentlous mu-
sical body that has been organised In
the school, and the presentation OF It's
programs is expected to mean q gooo
deal in the musical life Of the town.
Both the Washburn college car
lines have resumed their service. art
er a temporary suspension on one OF
the lines, making 1t convenient Tor
those who wish to attend the concert
to reach the college grounds. The re-
cital viii be held in the chapel at
8:15 o'clock.
The ElweI club was entertained MOD
day afternoon by Mfs. Harvey Powen'
Mrs. c. M. Hill. Mrs. George Port ASH.
ton and Mrs. Charles Sessions piayeo
for absent members.
Miss Edith Thompson will entertain
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
The Lakota club will meet Monoay
of next week at the home of Mrs. c.
w. Hanchette.
Miss Mary Parkinson will be initia-
ted into the Sigma Delta Psi sorority
Saturday night, and the members Will
have a supper and social evening az
the chapter house in honor OF the
event.
Miss Vera BENJAMIN gave a pretty
and novel party Monday night at hei
home in Lane street, celebrating hei
birthday anniversary. her mother
birthday anniversary. and the ami
versary of the marriage Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. BENJAMIN. Tne
affair was q card party and the tables
were set in the large room on tnt
third floor of the house. The room
was decorated with autumn leaves, anc
a part of the space was turned into ar
arbor made of red crepe paper and COW
cred with autumn leaves. The servlne
was done in the dining room doWI
stairs. and the table was adorned witt
a huge birthday cake, and red candles
| The favors for the girls were red ant
pink roses and smilax, made into cor
sage bouquets. backed with a larg'
red maple leaf. The men wore bou-
tonnieres Of red carnations. The men,
prize was won by Mr.. Roy Kemper WHIT
was awarded a hand painted picture
| frame, and Miss Ann Myers was giveI
| the women's prize of a hand decorated
| cup and saucer. Miss BENJAMIN wor'
| a dress of red crepe trimmed with au
tumn leaves. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Petro. Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Kemper, Miss Jennie Heinzman. Mis-
Bertha Marie Becker. Miss Marie Cope
Miss Mary Summers. Miss Elvln'
Pueh, Miss Florence Davis, Miss Heller
Dwfnell. Miss Gladys Gardner. Mis-
Edna Lawrence. Miss Alice Hughes
Miss Dot Etnyre. Miss Jessie Ferrin
Miss Ann Ballard. Miss Ann Myers
! Miss Florence Rowe, Mr.. John sage
| Mr.. Brandt, Mr.. Walter Landen, MI
Phillip Billiard. Mr. George Helm. Dr
| Lewis Tomlinson, Mr.. Jack Crow. MI
| Charles Seller, Mr.. Frank Eddy, Mr.
Virgil Lawrence, Mr.. Billy Macferran
| Thomas, Mr.. Charles Davis. DR.. war
rem Jeffery and Mr.. Clyde Price.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. David Field Baker. o
| SIS Fillmore street, announce the en-
| gagement Of their, daughter, Ethel Jane
| to Mr. Lee Courtney Campbell. Tn
| wedding will take place in the earl,
| spring.
Miss Reba Austin was given a sur
| prise party Saturday afternoon by I
| few Of her girl friends. Those presen
were: Miss Fay Stevens, Miss Nanni
Osborn. Miss Laura McGrew, Miss Hele
| Leuenberger, Miss Ruth Stevenson
Miss Dorotha Switzer. Miss Grace Dana
| Miss Pearl Shanks, Miss Ruth Switzel
Miss Oleta Stevenson, Miss Edna Nc
| Grew and Miss Mildred Grice.
|
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. p. G.. Noel has returned from
Lawrence. where she has been tn
guest of Dean and Mrs. f. Marvin o
the State university.
Mrs. w. ]. Lewis has returned from
Dallas, Tex, where she spent the pas
six weeks visiting her son, Mr.. Harr.
Lewis, and Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. J. M. Meade will go to Ar
kansas City Wednesday to visit he
daughter, Mrs. Walter Roy Ranney
and to attend the funeral of Mr.. J. A
Rannav