The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-21

The programs were bound in white
leather. embossed with the sorority
monogram. Supper was served In the
large balcony, and the quartette ta-
bles were decorated with green ribbon
and green shaded candles. During the
supper hour the lights were turned out,
and the candles lighted. For the favor
dance. a basket Of roses. each rose tag
ged with card bearing a girls name.
was passed among the men, who chose
their partners by the name on the rose
selected.
The chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Car
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Homer Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cope. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cope.
and others who danced were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Kemper, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nusbaum. Miss Lucille Elmore. Miss
Mary Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillord
Miller Miss Minnie Seller, Miss Vera
Benjamin, Miss Winifred Emary, Miss
Mildred Carter. Miss Helen Davis. Miss
Lucille Grote, Miss Florence Rowe.
Miss Helen Bloomer. Miss Mary Sum-
Guthrie. Miss Grace Waugh Of Esk-
ridge. Miss Maude Laurey Of Kansas
university, Miss Alice Hughes, Miss
Merle Rucker, Miss Ann Ballard, Miss
Sylvia Hughey. Miss Helen Seller, Miss
Elma Beale, Miss Jessie Ferrin. Miss
Helen Dwinnell, Miss Florence Davis.
Miss Marie Cope, Miss Stella Ferrin.
Miss Ella waldran. Miss Margaret
Troutman. Miss Allie Weekley. Miss
Winifred Greene. Miss Azure Hyatt,
Miss Antoinette West, Miss Dorothy
Miller. Miss Hazel Boast, Miss Elwina
Pugh. Miss Gertrude Russell, Miss Ruth
Ogden, Miss Gale Mueller, Miss Mary
Houser. Miss Isabelle Dickinson. Miss
Corrinne Ripley. Miss Hazel Nell
son. Miss Bartelle Uncapher, Miss Ha-
eel Null, Miss Ann Myers, Miss Gladys
Clark. Messrs. Chet Carter. Pat Mully-
gan. Fernly Ginger. Leonard Elliott, Ed
Fritz William Douglas, George Emary.
Clifford Deppe Of Salt Lake City. Meade
Ryan, Harry Morrison. Walter Laun-
don. Lee Samuels, Vernon West. Geo.
Leatherberry. George Chandler. Glen
Pratt, Chappen Foote, Robert Drum,
Mr.. Reams, Gene Wilson. Chas. Davis.
Bernard Dewey, Joe Blosser, Jack Crow.
Al Ogan. Chas. Seller, Mr.. Otto, Baine
Edison. Vernon West. Frank Ripley.
Chet Anderson. Herman Ewers. Virgil
lawrence. Hugh Crawford. Ralph
Kingsley. Luke Ballard, Chas. Smith,
Phil Lockwood. Mr.. Hulse, Roy john
son, Orville Rowe. Walter Davis. Dick
EimOre, Walter Fritz, Tom King, Ell
burn Beal. Carl Collins Of Kansas un-
iversity. Ivan. Bradley of Fairbury.
Neb., Fabian Dickinson Of Manhattan.
Already women are thinking about
their spring hats and windering what
the new styles will be. Some extreme
styles are described in some fashion
notes from the east. which declare
that women must make up their
minds to a radical change In fashion;
that hats are to be perched on top of
the head. showing most OF the hair.
The brims are small, the crowns low,
and the trimming high.
wag," which is trimmed with feathers
standing and meeting at the top like
an Indian tepee at a height OF twelve
inches. Three-cornered hats are in
favor, the point in front and one side
tilted high. Moderately high turbans
and white straw turbans with ostrich
feathers standing high and curled
over at the ends. Some hats for
walking suits are made of bronze kid
with brown velvet trimming, and
there are oblong hats with brims
rolled together at the top.
The new hats demand a change in
kind Of coiffure. With the new ar
rangement, the hair is smooth and
drawn from the temples. yelling the
ears. and stands out far from the
crown Of the head at the back.
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Club Notes.
MIS-. i. " are .3uIIGTuGkQ Will GnICT.
tain the Sorosis club Saturday, Feb.
28, at her home, 1112 West Seven
teenth street. at their regular meet
ing for February. There will be an
election Of officers. The paper for the
afternoon will be "Our Public Schools
as Social Centers," and will be given
by Mrs. c. w. Mitchner.
A meeting of the West Side For
estry club will be held next Thursday
with Mrs. r. I. Lee, 604 West Sew
enth street.
The vespuccian club will meet
Thursday Of next week with Mrs.
Charles Hammond in Highland Park.
Ohio and Canary streets. The answer
to roll call will be current events.
and a book review of 1.-THE Harves-
ter" by Gene Stratton Porter, will be
given by Mrs. S. G. Zimmerman.
Miss Jessie Donnen will be hostess
at a meeting Of the Searchers' club
Saturday. Feb. 2s. Mrs. Harbaugh
will read a sketch of the life OF Mae
a paper on the Art of Conversation"
and Mrs. G. w. Platt will give the
tenth chapter OF the clubs continued
story.
Mrs d. o. Coe and Mrs. r. I. Lee
Will entertain the members OF the
West Side Forestry club Thursday at
the clubs regular meeting for Febru-
ary. The program will be as follows:
Government Fish Hatcheries," Mrs.
Howard Johnston: roll call. fish
stories.
The Impromptu club will meet
Wednesday night with DR.. and Mrs. C.
b. Van Horn. 1915 Mulvane street.
The Thursday Study club will hold
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