The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-18

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exaggerated specimens the upper edge
OF the brim Is about on a line with the
center Of the head. The trimming con-
tinues this line to an indefinite height.
Even SO foolish a fashion as this may.
OF good taste. be modified to something
pretty and picturesque. Such hat il
the one OF black velvet and black
feathers shown here
Five Washburn college seniors have
won places In the Tau Delta Pi honor
ary fraternity. Those chosen are: Miss
Irene Dean, Miss Edna Reinbach, Miss
Helen Shirk, Miss Verna Sjolander and
Laurens Whittemore. Tau Delta Pi
which holds the place at washburn
which Phi Beta Kappa holds else
where. Members chosen at the first
drawing. !. e.. after the first semester
of the senior year, must have an aver
age of 90 4 per cent. A second draw
ing is held at commencement time.
when others may be chosen according
to their rank. up to one-fifth Of the
class. Membership is, therefore, one
Of the first honors Of college.
Mr.. w. w. Mills and his daughter.
Miss Isabel Mills, will give a dinner
party tonight at the Mills home in
Topeka avenue & Tor twelve guests.
Mrs. Ben AksIs will entertain the
D. D. Whist club Monday of next
week.
The following pledges have been
initiated into the Beta sorority recent
ly: Miss Margaret Troutman. Miss
Antoinette West, Miss Juliette Brown
and Miss Ruth Foster. all Of Topeka;
Miss Irma Larrick of Lenora, and Miss
Katherine stexart Of Wichita
Mrs. Ray Lambertson entertained
her bridge club this afternoon at her
home in Elmhurst.
The B. C. B. club will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. J. M.
Hill. at her home in Lane street
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Mrs. lief Felix will entertain her
sewing club tn. afternoon.
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The Kappa Kappa Chi sorority will
give a party Friday evening at the
home of Miss Grace Eldridge, in
honor of the new pledges. who are
Miss Helen Watts. Miss Nara Jones
and Miss Hazel Jones. The active
chapter and the pledges will attend
the party.
Mrs. d. BIrleigh will have guests
to luncheon Thursday for Mrs. w. H.
Mccoy Of Fairbury. Neb., and Mrs.
Billisbye. who is visiting Mrs Frank
Whitmore.
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The Square and Compass club had
a dancing party Tuesday night at Nc
Rae's hall. Those who danced were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cuthbert, Mr. and
Kuehne. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Will
son. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dwisbash,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dyal, Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. A. Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Holland, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris C.
! Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Good
| rich. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. VanDorp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoover. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd McRae. Miss Helen Stew
enson. Miss Julia Schmidt, Miss Julia
Whitman. Miss Jessie Umpleby. Miss
Lucille Umpleby, Miss Ida Umpleby.
Mrs. q. Davidson. Miss Emma Rup-
pell, Miss Pearl Jones, Miss Madden
Null. Miss Beth Dick. Miss Iona Bu-
/ chanan, Miss Mildred Hare, Miss N.
Frances Nickel Of Manhattan, Miss
Fisher. Mrs. Marie Coutts, Waterloo.
Iowa. MI. u. h. Bona, MI. Fred
Kuehne. Mr.. Harvey Snyder, Mr.. w.
F. Lyon. Mr.. E. Gibson, Mr H. b. At
well, Mr.. H. H. Clark, Mr.. G. C. Helm,
! Mr.. E. J. Stewart, Mr.. J. w. Wash
burn, Mr.. Fred Gades, Mr.. H. E. Car
I, penter, Mr.. H. s. Gillian and Mr..
! George E. Anderson.
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! The advisory board of the College
Y. w. C. A. will meet Friday after
noon at four o'clock with Mrs w. A.
Harshbarger. 1401 College avenue.
Miss Inez Kinney of Denver, a Y. w
!. c. A. secretary. will make the address
= new society of interest to college
people is a club lately organized, the
members of which are members OF
Washburn college faculty and their
families. Professor Theodore w
Todd has been chosen as the first
president of the club. The meeting
at which the organization was made
was held with Miss Charlotte Leavitt
and the first regular meeting will be
held Saturday night at the home OF
Dean and Mrs. D. L. MacEachron
The club has for its object the study
of current topics of general Interest
and present dag sproblemsI
The Gamma and Alethian Literary
societies OF Waahburn will have 9
party Saturday night in the Thomas
gymnasium.
= The program for the business meet