The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-03

| Hrs. william Colvin entertained sew;
eral OF Ler friends at luncheon this
noon at her country home. Rose Lodge.
Shawnee County Political, Science club
Friday afternoon. will be: Mrs. Albert
Fatten, Miss Lillian Foster, Miss Grace
KOontz, Miss Marguerite Koontx, Miss
Eva Smith. Miss Marian Wear, Miss
Leona Curtis, Miss Mamie Veale, Miss
Helen Estey. Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Miss Nell Kouns and Miss Irene Trox-
all. Mr. Percy Moore. the organist of
the First Baptist church, at which the
meeting is to be held. Will give thirty
minute concert on the organ at the be-
ginning OF the meeting.
| Miss Ruth Bomgardner gave an in
formal party yesterday afternoon for
Miss Jessie McCarter, who leaves soon
to attend Baker University this winter.
Her guests were: Misc Clara Berry,
Miss Martha Logan, Miss Martha
LGis Segar, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Mar
garet Cole. Miss Theodoras Smith. Miss
Lucille Gilmore and Miss Lucille Bonn
gardner
One Of the most picturesque features
of THE Woodland Princes" to be
given tomorrow night at MacVicar
chapel, will be the Dance of the Wild
Rcses'-She costuming of the dance will
be exceptionally pretty. The girls who
will dance 1t are: Miss Margaret Barr,
Miss Patricia Evans. Miss Dorothy
Thoroman. Miss Ruth Thoroman, Miss
Mary Alderman. Miss Louise Witt. Miss
Edna Spokesman and Miss Katherine
Wheeler.
Mrs. ]. C. Lindland will rive a chill
dren's party on Saturday afternoon for
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lions will be limited to twenty guests.
|
In a week or two more the old cam
pus of Washburn college which has
seemed so .lifeless and deserted for the
past few months. will again be alive
with students and as active as 1t is now
quiet. The various sorority and fra
| ternity houses will also be centers of So
cial activities. and the busiest place in
| that part Of town. The Kappa Alpha
Theta house, which il located at 1900
Mulvane street, has been remodeled
during the summer and will be all in
readiness to receive the out of town
girls who will occupy the house during
the winter. The Thetas who are plan
ming to return are: Miss Helen Guild of
Hiawatha, Kan, Miss Adelaide johnson
of Lesvenworth, Miss Marguerite
Sultzer Of Holton, Miss Marjorie Lyle Of
Glen Elder. Miss Erna Zutavern of
sas City and Miss Ruth Smith Of Great
Bend.
.
On Friday Of next week. September
II. Miss Eleanor Allen. the talented
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. George v.
Allen. will appear in a public recital at
the First United Presbyterian church
at the corner Of Eighth street and To-
peka avenue. This is an announcement
which Will interest musical folk Of To-
peka who have already heard this re-
markable little girl perform upon the
piano. Although only. 8 years Of age,
and not very large at that, she has had
several public recitals already. some of
| them at Omaha. where she studied un-
der James =. COlvin. No special invita-
ttcns are issued but it will probably be
we'll attended as there are many
musically inclined in Topeka who are
watching the little girls unusual pro-
gress with deep interest.
Mrs. p. G. Noel has returned to To-
peka after an extended stay in Des
Moines and Lake Okaboji and will
ISDend the winter in the city Mira Noel