The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-18

Rooster, Miss Gertrude Gray Miss
Lanehart. and Miss Helen welty. All
OF Topeka. ana Miss Katherine Harri-
son OF Downs.
The Kappa Kappa Chi pledges are
Miss Ruby Scott. Mis- Eunice Stew
ems. Miss Emma Crabb, Miss Inex
Cornell. and Miss Antoinette Dean.
The girls who have been pledged as
Betas are Miss Emily seery. Miss
Helen Neese. Miss Mary Weightman,
Miss Elizabeth Culver, of Topeka,
Miss Audrey Myers of Moberly. Mo-,
Miss Beatrice Rush of Great Bend,
Miss Vera Link OF Chase, and Miss
Elizabeth evils OF Ottawa
Sigma Alpha Iota pledges: Miss
Virginia Taliaferro, Miss Hazel Bruce,
Clifton Of Vermillion. and Miss Elk
abeth Gaune Of onaga. Kansas.
The Chaldean club were entertained
at a buffet-luncheon by Mrs. J. B.
Larimer and Mrs. o. e. .yalker. at
liners home. Mrs. S. s. Estey read a
paper on "Civic Pride" and Mrs. NJ.
e. Holmes spoke on 1.-THE War in
Europe"
The girls or Mrs. 8. S. Beggs Sunday
church gave q party for the Senior
department. at the home of Miss Eliz-
abeth Edison on Tyler street. The
hOstesses were: Miss Elizabeth Ed
son. Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss Edna
Anton, Miss Alberta Post. Miss Pru-
dence Stanley. Miss Violet Mathews.
Miss Alice Rice. Miss Jessie Allen,
Miss Elsie Saville, Miss Leila Rogan.
The guests were: -1rs. s. s. Beggs,
Mrs. Speed Hughes, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Young. Miss Susie Sweet, Miss We'll
come. Miss Margaret Rust. Miss Irene
Gaines, Miss Thelma Be. d, Miss Eva
Anderson, Miss Gladys Jewett, Miss
Irene Peak, Miss Gertrude Phillips,
Miss Sierra Beggs. Miss Faith Young.
Miss Elizabeth Powell. Mrs. Major
Anderson, Mr.. C. E. Bascom, Mr.. Bill
Teer. Mr.. John Elliot, Mr.. Jack Cooke,
Mr.. Francis Lncas. Mr.. Clay Baker.
Mr.. Allen Lawson, Mr.. George Mann.
West. Mr.. Carl Erickson, Mr.. Vernon
Barber. Mr.. Brinkley Scott. Mr.. Henry
Anton. Mr.. Arthur Saville, Mr.. Earl
Woods, Mr., Vernan Martin, Mr.. Glenn
Ernst, Mr.. Victor Blakely. Mr.. Major
Anderson and Mr.. Gilmore Pettyjohn.
. .
The Philathea girls of Lowman
chapel gave a miscellaneous shower
Monday evening for Miss Ruby Haw-
ley at the home OF Mrs. H. e. Tflling-
hast. Those present were: Miss Ruby
Hawley. Miss Pearl MCGUIRE, Miss
Inez Irwin, Miss Lucille Garner. Miss
Hazel Bruce. Miss Merle Crouch, Miss
Stella Nash. Miss Minnie Stewart, Mrs.
Mamie Morrison, Miss Mildred Glenn,
Miss Mary Balch. Miss Florence Irwin,
Holt, Miss Grace Roebuck. Miss Mar
garet Hulse, Miss Irene Foster, Miss
Winifred Nash. Miss Elsie vesper.
Miss Alta Adamson, Mrs. E. C. Heck
and Mrs. H. E. rillinshast.
Notes ana Personal Mention.
Mr.. Howard S:mms Of Columbus,
Ohio. has returned home, after a short
visit at the F. W. Watson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jordon and
their children Of Seneca, Kan, have
been the guests of Mrs p. M. Hayden.
City is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul
Hopes.
Mr. A. J. Carruth, jr., has returned
from Garden City. where he spent the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gossett are the
parents of a son, born Monday.
Every step UP saves you money. Buy
your coats, suits, dresses, etc, at the
Roberts, over Kresge 1Oc store.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph sCuttell and Mrs.
CutteJkS mother, Mrs. Williams, of
Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Cuttell.
Mrs. Lee Monroe went to Kansas
board meeting of the Congress Of
Mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Low will leave
Friday for Bartlesville, Okla. to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Low.
Miss Mabel Coe, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. o.
Coe, has returned to Bonner Springs,
where she teaches mathematics and
English in the high school. Miss Mary
Ross, who has been visiting at the
Coe home, has left for her home in
Emporia-
Mrs. A. E. Sweet il in Chicago this
week visiting Mrs. H. q. Nudge and
Mrs. Burton Nudge.
Mrs. A. K. Wilson is in Stormont
hospital, where she underwent an
operation Monday. Srs
Miss Katherine Lux will spend the
weekend with friends in Lawrence.
College coats Sc IS. Ural lamb coats
throughout, $14.95. at the Roberts
shop for ladies. over Kresge 10c store.
ADV.
The Thimble cluD Of Fraternal Aid
union 7s4 win meet Thursday after
Mrs. Elliott, 1894 Kansas avenue
Mr.. Nathan Grit was given a sur
prise party on his eighty-seventh
birthday anniversary by his daughter.
Mrs. Alice Jiilson and her daughter.
Mabel. at Mrs Jillson's home In Clay
street Mrs Anna Henry and her son
Marion Of Meriden, and Mrs. Ida
Cunningham and her son Charles of
Topeka. were among the guests. Mrs.
Henry and Mrs. Cunningham are
daughters Of Mr.. Grit
The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
H NJ Ives, 134S Fillmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Morton have
returned from a motor trip to Man
haitian, where they visited their
daughter, Miss Milcred Morton, ut the
State Agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kouns returned
today from New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washburn Stew
art of 500 Lincoln street have return