The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-04

avenue. Roll call will be answered by
items OF current interest, and papers
VIII De read about the work OF Sir
frederick Leighton and Sir l. Alma
The meeting of the Ceramic Art
ciuc mas been postponed until April
e. McDonough, SIC Tyler. Mira o. L.
Moore and Mrs. .McDonoagh viii be
Friday night was the annual Phi for
mai of the Kansas Beta chapter, ana
was the most elaborate party eiven
by the men Of the frat during the year.
The dinner was served in Mills tea
room. Twenty-eight Of the guests
were seated at large table, decorated
with smilax. At intervals along the
table were little green and gold wicker
baskets in each of which were placed
two corsage bouquets Of butterfly
sweetpeas. which were given to the
women of the party as favors The
remaining guests were seated at quar-
tet tables. similarly trimmed. Halls
orchestra played during the banquet.
and after the banquet. there was a
program OF after dinner speeches. Mr..
David Neiswanger was POSTMASTER.
and responses were made as follows:
.aFhd H hadiss, Mr.. Lewis A.. Hasty;
ling: The Frat From the Alumni
Standpoint" Mr.. ]. D. NJ Hamilton.
After dinner there was a ball at
keliam han; The entrance to, the han
and flowers decorated the. balcony
rooms. The frat banner. hung ON the
wall OF the dancing ROOM There were
favor dances for the three sororities,
sigma Delta Psi. Beta and Kappa
Kappa Chi. and the hosts, remembered
their mascot. the dog Brutus, who
makes his home in the chapter house
an6 10 In high favor ON the college
campus. The favors for the special
canoe, Phi Delft" were folders in
which was a photograph Of 4 group
Ct the fraternity men. on the steps Of
the Phil Delt house. facing the
campus. - - -
The programs were uncommonly at
tractive. being little books bound in
mother OF pearl and embossed with
the fraternity emblem In gold and tied
with the fraternity colors, blue and
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McGoff will en-
terrain their bridge club tonight Dr.
and Mrs. A. b. Jeffrey will play for
absent members.
The Wednesday Afternoon. Bridge
club will meet Wednesday with Mrs.
r. T. Kreipe. 425 Harrison street.
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MISS RUIN Bauer entertained ner
bridge club this afternoon at her home
in Topeka avenue.
The Topeka Avenue club will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon OF next
week at 1 o'clock luncheon by Mrs.
George Pritchard, at her home in
Quincy street.
Mrs. E. B. Jolley announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Hazel May,
tn r ~ nj
ses City, Kansas. Miss Jolley, for a.
number Of years, was on the reporter
ia, staff Of the State Journal. and has
lately had a. position with the Santa
Fe. She will be remembered as the
Topeka girl chosen by popular vote to-
be queen of the last carnival held in
Topeka a few years ago. !
Mr.. Morford is engaged in electrical
work for the Santa Fee In Arkansas
City, where he and his bride will make
their home.
The date of the wedding has not
been set. but the marriage will take
place some time during the spring.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Harrison
| announce the marriage Of their daugh-,
! ter Edna May to Mr.. William -LAmon
Monson Wednesday April I. 1914.
Mr.. Monsoon was for two years rate
| clerk at the division freight office. Of
+! the Santa Fee in this city, and for one
year he was rate clerk to MT. Casio
| of the Wichita Business association.
| For the past two years he has been
rate clerk to the public utilities board
| at Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monson will be at
home to their friends after April Is,
at 7os Tyler street. Topeka, kansas
Wichita Eagle;
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Kirk will give a
dinner party Sunday for their son, Mr..
| z iPl WI
Gently to Miss Hazel Reed. The guests
will be members Of the family and
| relatives, and covers will be laid for
twenty-five.
Miss Mary Wickwire, of Larned. a
Washburn college senior and a Sigma
Delta Psi girl. has been chosen to be
queen Of the May at the May fete at
the college. The selection OF the
4 queen was made Friday.
Miss Jennie Tharp, of the Y. w. c..
A., who will leave soon for her home
In .C1arinda, Iowa. will be guest OF
honor at luncheon which Miss Helen
Brigham will give next Friday at her
hcme in Western avenue. The guests
win be some of the sorority sisters and
close friends Of Miss Tharp.
The d. D. Whist club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Merriam.
|
The Ideal Bridge club will be enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. Albert Purdy.
Mrs. e. H. BunnelI entertained the
Sixth Day club Friday afternoon. Sub
stitutes were Mrs. e. b. Rex and Miss
Ethel Forshay.
/ "A special Palm Sunday service will
be held Sunday morning at II o'clock
! ut Grace cathedral. The celebration
| of the triumphal entry into Jerusalem
! is the opening event OF Holy Week.
The church: will be decorated with