The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-05

tion Of Washburn day. At the chapel
exercises a procession consisting OF
trustees. the faculty. and seniors. all
wearing caps and gowns, will pass
from Carnegie library to the chapel.
A feature Of the morning meeting will
be the souvenirs to be given to all who
attend.
The two addresses of the morning
will be given by Mr.. S. H. Fairfield. a
member of tho board Of trustees and
Prof. J. T. LQyewell. formerly pro-
fessor of chemistry in the college. Mr..
Fairfield has done much to secure the
purchase of the new pipe organ which
Washburn Is to have since he has given
to his daughter. Miss Agnes Fairfield.
a former Washburn student. Profess
sor Lovewel1 has been interested in
the college for nearly forty years and
will have many interesting experiences
to tell.
The music at these exercises will be
under the direction Of Dean Horace
Whitehouse. The Glee club and the
, mixed chorus will sing.
The Washburn Review gives the fol-
lowing notice of the afternoon affairs:
The annual meeting of the board Of
trustees will be held at 2 o'clock. The
| air Of mystery that surrounds the or
dinary faculty meeting Is nothing
compared with what takes place when
the trustees meet. Every student how
ever has a suspicion that the same
thing takes place at both meetings.
/; In the afternoon Is the Holbrook
reception. All the faculty. student
body and all friends of Washburn are
invited to attend this reception. 1t is
always a very pleasant occasion. The
receiving line will be Mrs. T. L.
| Breese, Miss Winifred Cornick, Miss
Mildred Gephart, Miss Frances Cor
nick. Miss Dorothy Dales. Miss Lucille
Chandler, Miss Marguerite Carroll,
Mics uovo1 Tonoo Mics RrIt1, Harding
and Miss Ruth Krissler. Miss Florence
Hoover will be at the head of the line
to introduce the guests. During the
/ afternoon a short musical program
will be given.
At $50 the annual dinner will be
held. The alumni will toast the stu
dents. the students the alumni, while
| the faculty and the trustees Will ex-
change cOurtesies. Instead of last
years arduous series of sixteen toasts
brief' speeches. After which the four
college classes and academy will be
permitted to amuse the multitude with
song, yell or poem. or some other
equally dangerous form of entertain
ment.
A washington's Birthday dinner will
be given Monday evening, February
%, by the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
paIloIo At .SV SA~N. A"o R"-~
. y
The Topeka City Association of Grad
Iuate Nurses held their annual meeting
Wednesday evening, February 4, and
elected Officers as follows: Miss Pearl
Martin, president; Mics Alma Oberg,
vice president: Mrs. Anna Williams
secretary. and Miss Emma Ward
treasurer.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Randall Burrow and Mr.. Glen
wood Jones will leave for the east in
iabout two weeks. They will go to
Providence, r. l., to visit Mr.. Burrow's &
grandparents. and from there to New
York. February "a they will sail on the
steamer Franconia. for Naples. and will
spend several months touring Europe
Mrs. p. G. Noel and her cousin, Mrs
w. J. Keys, of Beloit, Kan, left today
for San Francisco, Cal They will sail
February II for Honolulu, where they
; will spend the rest of the winter.
Mr.. Bruce Hurd Of Lawrence will
come to Topeka Friday for a week end
visit to Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hurd-
Miss Lotta Johnston. who teaches do
mestic science in the high school OF
, Holton, will spend the week end with
her sisters, Mrs. r. F. Hayden and
. !. Mrs. w. p. Montgomery.
Professor and Mrs. E d. Schonbergel
are the parents of a daughter, borE
/ Mr.. F. F. Ditto of Perry. Kan. will
. arrive Friday to be the guest OF Pro-
. fessor and Mrs w. A. Harshbarger
: He win be speaker at the WashburT
l day banquet Friday night
NrA John Andrews Of Axkansas City