The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-09

the school will help in the serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Kirkpatrick will
also assist in receiving.
Mrs. O. q. Walker save Q luncheon
TODAY at her home In compliment to
Miss Jennie Ladd OF Detroit. Mich.
I who Is visiting her. Covers were placed
for Miss Ladd. Miss Louise Mcclellan.
Miss Adelaide Bolmar. Miss Lydia Boil
1 luncheon Mrs. Walker took her guests
for an automobile trip over Highland
4 boulevard. ~
! The men of the: Fortnightly club
gave their seventeenth annual banquet
Friday night At the 7. w. C. A. din
| ing hall, and the guests were the
wives of the members.
| The membership of the club in
/, cludes some OF the prominent profess
sional and business men. Of the tow n.
Mr.. David Bowie il president; Justice
Henry F. Mason. vice president, and
DR.. D. E. Esterly. secretary. and the
other members ace: DR.. 8. J. Cruin-
bine, DIR. S. s. EstAy, Judge T. F. Gar
yer. Mr.. J. Willie Gleed. Mr.. A. A.
A. Guild, the Rev. Mr.. r. B. Guild,
Mr.. Scott Hopkins, Mr.. 9. +. Howe.
Mr.. A. M. Hyde, Dean J. p. Deb.
Kaye, Chief Justice w. A. Johnston,
! Mr.. ]. B. Larimer, Mr.. John MacDon-
aid. Dean D. L. McEachron. Mr.. w.
W. Mills, DR.. Charles M. Sheldon. Mr..
A. H. Thompson, Mr.. d. A. Valentine.
Judge George H. Whitcomb. Prof L.
d. Whittemore and Prof. H. b. Will
| son.
The program Of after-dsnner
speeches concerned itself with the
Mexican embroglio. and addresses
were made, as follows:
Presidents Address, "Our Foreign
Relations" Senior Bowie.
"Our Country. may she always be
in the right. but our Country. right
or wrong"
Guild.
"Tout Went a point a qui salt at
tendre."
"wistful Wishing" Sonora GODDARD
eff wishes were horses, we could all
borrow money at the bank"
"Manana Land" Senior Valentine.
Never put off until tomorrow what
can be done the day after"
'Saluting the Flag Sonora White
more.
Hats off! The Flag is Passing By"
"A. B. c. and the Rest Of the Al
phabet," Senior Sheldon.
ICON mala persona Ell remedio
mucha terra en- medic"
At the close OF the program The
company sang "Au1d Lang Syne," in
the Scottish fashion. with hands
joined, and for the last stanxa, with
hands crossed.
Guests at the banquet, besides the
members and their wives, were: Mrs.
D. M. Valentine, Mrs. Thomas Dewey,
Mrs. Adrian Greene, Miss Effie PoAe.
Mr.. A. A. Robinson and Mr.. Cornelius
Holt.
The Beta girls Of Washburn college
gave their annual spring dancing party
Friday night at Kellam hall. The hall
was decorated with. southern smilax.
palms and ferns. and an electric light
ed Beta emblem. Silver pencils en-
graved with the word Beta" and the
name Of the guest, were given as IA
vors. In the boutonniere dance nose
gays were given the men as favors.
The grand march was led by Miss
Lois johnson Of Eureka, president OF
the sorority, and senior In the col
lege, and Mr.. Harold Cone Of Topeka.
Miss Johnson gown was Of white chif-
with embroidery combined with lace.
There was a japanese net collar and q
girdle of striped silk.
The part ywas chaperoned by: Gov
ernor and Mrs. George H. Hodges, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gleed, Miss Edith
Twiss and Miss Miller. The guests were:
Miss Anita Humphrey of Chanute. Miss
Beulah Davis, Miss Thomassa Boyd.
Miss Margaret Heller, Miss Josephine
Sublette. Miss Hazel Williams. and
Miss Blanche Simons, all of Lawrence;
Miss Gladys McGill Of Wichita, Miss
Helen Spielman. Miss Mildred Newell.
Miss Mildred Lewis. Miss Helen Brig
ham. Miss Vera Groff Of NortOnville.
Miss Helen Griffin, Miss Lois Lindsay.
Miss Fern Larrick and Miss Ollie Lar
rick Of Lehora. Miss Winifred Burch.
Miss Alice Griffin. Miss Frances Rigby
Lawrence. Miss Lois johnson, Miss
Harriet Markham, Miss Katherine
Miss Erma Larrick. Miss
Ruth Graham. Miss Winifred Greene,
Miss Miriam Ring. Miss Juliette
toinette West. Miss Alice Hughes, Miss
Margaret Trautman. Miss Bernice
DIETRICH, Miss Lillian Stone, Miss
Kathryn Albaugh. Miss Marguerite
Miss Maude McVey, Miss FL
la Waldron. Miss Isabel Lindsay. Miss
Gwen shakeshaft. Miss Grace Dana.
Miss Lois Murphy. Miss Dorothy Mill
er, Mr.. Ray Chamberlain, Mr.. Hough-
ton Albaugh, Mr. Wayne Glover, Mr..
LaRue Royce. Mr.. Lowell Engle, Mr.. ,
Harold Porter, Mr.. Herbert Beals. Mr..
Frank Fable. Mr.. Maynard EEan. Mr..
Angelus Burch, Mr.. Warren Humphrey.
Mr.. Edmond Moore, Mr.. Edward Mario,
Mr.. Frank Ripley. Mr.. Louis Larrick.
Mr.. Robert Kerr, Mr. John March. Mr..
Frank Mcfarland. Mr.. Herman Ewers.
Mr.. Ned Brown. Mr.. George McNeish.
Mr.. Kenneth Lewis. Mr.. Edwin Mem
ninger, Mr.. Edwin Tucker. Mr.. Erwin
Keller. Mr.. Ralph Lewis. Mr.. William
Whitcomb. Mr.. George Myers. Mr..
George Hogeb0om. Mr.. Ray Wolfe, Mr..
Major Glueck. Mr.. Ralph Kingsley Mr..
Bernard Askew. Mr.. Glen Pratt, Mr..
Glen Gray. ar. Earl Trobert. Mr.. Fred
Cooper, Mr.. Adrian Greene, Mr.. Walter
Clover, Mr.. Hugh Nichols. Mr.. Albert !
Ferguson. Mr.. Herbert Blinn. Mr.. Dom
aid Heath. Mr.. Glen Logan. Mr.. Will