The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

c)OCHTy
Founders Day will be celebrated by
the men of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity Monday night at the chapter
at Miami university in 1s4s. and the
smoker Monday night will be in cele-
bration Of that event. The men Of
the alumni chapter In Topeka will be
guests Of the active chapter. and there
chapter Of the State university. An
orchestra will furnish music during
the evening.
A party was given Thursday night
at Kellam hall by MT. Jack Smalley
and Mr.. Kent Noneypenny. It was
quite the most up-to-date affair of
the season. and was modelled after the
style Of fashionable parties now pop
cities. No detail contributing to the
''clasS" Of tho affair was omitted,
from the maids in the dressing rooms
to the professional vaudeville acts be-
tween the dances.
The music for the party was unus-
chestra Of ten pieces. A chorus from
the Novelty sang, Eddie Beck In
pian0logue was one of the entertain
era: musical comedians from the local
variety show gave . performances. and
dancers from chicago. The guests
danced during the hours Of the party
The young people who attended regard
the party as the pleasantest OF the
winter.
Among those who attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hook
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff. Miss Pauline
Mcvey. Miss Helen Whitfield. Miss
Mary samson. NJ ISIS Sarella Herrick.
Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Juliet Brown.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Helen
Crawford, Miss Winifred Burch. Miss
vey, Miss Helen Spielman. Miss Lois
Lindsay. Miss Bess Thompson. Miss
Antoinette Clark, Miss Ethel Chabe.
Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Cynthia Nom
roe, Miss Aptoinette West. Miss Dor
othy Sproat. Miss Charlotte West. Miss
Ruth Wood, Miss Martha Lindas. Miss
Mildred Bowman. Miss GLADYS Nell.
Miss Moran Gatchell. Miss Ruth
Thompson. Miss Ruth Rooster. Miss
Louise Culver. Miss Isabel Smith, Miss
Eva Smith. Miss Helen Cook. Mr. Reed
Morrison, Mr.. Adolph Winters, MT. Jno.
Elliott. Mr.. Seaton Hamel. MI. Clifford
Joss, Mr.. VIM. Gear, Mr.. Glen Pratt.
Mr.. Howard Searle, Mr.. Fernley Cling
er, Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr.. Ivan D1bble,
Mr.. Herbert Guild. Mr.. Jack Brick
son, Mr.. George Gross, Mr.. Dick Hall.
Mr.. Kenneth Adams. Mr.. Frank VIII
lard, Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, Mr.. Frank
Pribble, Mr.. Chester Wahle. MI. Jas
Allison, Mr.. Jim Perry, MI. Jno. Dean,
Mr.. John Medley, Mr.. Morris Tucker
Mr.. Tinkham veale, Mr.. Clay Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Marshall Hite. Mr.. Kenneth
Lyle, Mr.. Jack Brown. Mr.. Marion
Smith, Mr.. Clyde Mills, Mr.Samuel LUX.
Mr.. Frank Fable, MI. Angelo Alt.
Judge Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. Allen
gelus Burch. Mr.. LaRue Royce. Mr..
wayne Cook. Mr.. Jack Crow. Mr.. VIM.
Coliinson and Mr.. Warren Crumbine.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Adams and Mrs.
r. E. Frazier have sent out invitations
for a card party to be given the even
ing Of Monday, March 16. to honor
Miss Cecil Prescott Leland OF Edo
RADIO and Mr.. Frederick BENJAMIN
MacKinnon Of Washington. D. c..
whose marriage will take place in
April at the home of the brides par
ents, Judge and Mrs. c. ]. Leland. on
Washington street.
This party will be the first OF sew
eral such events planned to honor the
bride-elect and her fiance. Mr.. Mac
Kinnon expects to arrive from Wash
ington Sunday for a several days visit.
Miss Cecil Leland is the second
Leland, talented and thoroughly
charming young woman.
Mr.. MacKinnon il secretary OF the
National Independent Telephone COM
panies Of the United States and recent
~ established headquarters in WASH
ington, d. c., in which city the young
people will make their ,home.-ElDo-
RADIO Republican.
Tht bride to be is a cousin OF Mrs.
George Hayden. formerly Miss Julia
Leland, and has visited her in Topeka
and met a number Of her friends. She
1908.
Mr. McKinnon is also a graduate of
was private secretary to the late Chan
cellor Shows He. too. has friends in
Topeka.
will give party tonight at the home
of Miss Florence Fair, for the b. o.
w. S. The affair is to be back
ward" party. DECORATE ons will be
green and white for st. Patrick's Day,
and arrangements will be in charge of
the members Of the social committee.
who are: Miss Theodore Smith. Miss
Christina Urner, Miss Laura Neis-
wanger, Miss Florence Fair and Miss
Leah Mcintyre. Those who attend
the party are: Miss Nadia Dunn,
Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss Lucille Bum
gardner. Miss Ethel Joss. Miss Flor
ence Wingert. Miss Mildred Quinton.
Miss Ruth Tomlinson. Miss Genevieve
MCMILLAN, Miss Leah Mcintyre, Miss
Hazel Thomas, Miss Elsie Saville, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Miss Lillian Nc
Latchey, Miss Christina Urner, Miss
Florence Grice, Miss Laura Neiswan-
ger, Miss Clara Howe. Miss Jessie
Keith, Miss lola Stone, Miss Theodore
Smith, Miss Christina Ward, Miss
Josephine Purcell. Miss Dorothy Fos-
ter Miss Kemper Miaa Gather No.