The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-30

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lowing were SIX girls dressed In white
carrying the canopy Tor the queen. ana
after them came the kindergarten chill
dren representing morning glories. pop
pies and daisies. The canopy bearers
were: Miss Helen Barrett. Miss Lucille
Nicholson. Miss Teresita BROOKE. Miss
Crawford. The crown bearers were
two little girls dressed in white. Gloria
Petrfk and Elizabeth Mulvane. who
carried the crown on q pillow OF roses
The May queen was Miss Jessie Gil
christ. who wore q white gown with
velvet cape Of royal purple. Miss La
Vonne Gregg OF Tulsa. Ok. was the maid
OF honor. The queen was presented
with gifts from the different classes OF
the school Miss Esther johnson OF
Hamilton, presented the sceptre from
the Junior class; Miss Mildred Wfggtn
the sophomore class. and Miss Isabel
Crandall Of Leroy presented the foot
STOOL a pillow of roses, from the fresh
man class. Twenty-four girls. dressed
in white and carrying garlands OF roses.
danced around the May pole. The girls
in the garland drill were: Miss Isabel
Crandall. Miss Ida Layton. Miss Alva
Jane Parmenter. Miss Helen Stearns.
Miss Neva Rehberg, Miss Frances
Sharp. Miss Esther Johnson. Miss
Dorothy Moon. Miss Louise Kiersted.
Miss Ollie Rehberg, Miss Vera Ed
wards Miss Marjorie Baxter, Miss Dor
othy Hile, Miss Helen Silver, Miss
Florence Chace, Miss Irene To1iver.
Miss Mary Bennett. Miss Evelyn
White. Miss Margaret Marshall, Miss
Lucille Kersey. Miss Maude Webb. Miss
Mildred wiggin. Miss Clara Watson
and Miss COrina Harris.
Some special dances were given by
the kindergarten children. Muriel Belts
represented Summer, and attended by
Master Chester Woodward, they car
rfed a basket of flowers to the queen
The morning glories were represented
by Elizabeth Mulvane, Elizabeth Pat
ten. Rolla Roberts and Master Welty.
The little girls wore white dresses and
pink hats and the boys wore white
suits with pink sashes and pink slip
per bows. The peoples wore red
dresses and caps and suits trimmed
the poppy dance were: Naomi Ruth
Dibble, Charles Hamburger, Webb
Woodward, Billy Bagley, Kenneth
Harbaugh and Edna Hawkes.. For the
daisy dance the children wore yellow
and white and green. The children in
by Haig. Dan Esterly and Frances
Granger. The butterflies wore suits OF
gold color, with little gold wings trim
med with butterflies, with bronze
stockings and slippers. They were:
Philip Kaye, Helen Wilson, Florence
Smith and LIE Refine Breisford. The
roses, who were Wilma Wells. Bernice
Barrett, Mcfarland Forbes. Catherine
Hayes and Clayton Moore. were dressed
in pink and white costumes and sang
a rose song while they danced.
The boys Of the upper classes gave
was danced by Miss Irene Toliver.
Miss Dorothy lille. Miss Helen Silver,
Miss Maude Webb. Miss Isabel Gran
dali Miss Louise Kierster and Miss
Alva Jane Parmenter. The girls in the
Japanese drill carried carried parasols
and wore flowers in their hair. Those
who took part in it were: Miss Esther
johnson, Miss Eveleen White. Miss
Margaret Marshall, Miss Helen Stearns.
Miss Florence Chase, Miss Lucille Ker-
sey, Miss Ida Layton and Miss Mar
jorie Baxter. The girls in the min
wards. Miss Nora Hardesty. Miss Mary
Burnett, Miss Ollie Rehberg. Miss Mil
dred Wfggin, Miss Clara Watson. and
Miss Dorothy Moon. wore Colonial cos
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The girls of the active chapter OF the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority of WASH
burn college entertained for the men
who represented the sorority in the re-
lay race in the track meet The guests
were seated at quartet tables, which
were decorated with baskets OF spring
flowers and small American flags.
The guests and their hostesses were:
Mr.. Orville Eytchison. Mr.. Warren
Young. Mr.. Dwight Ream and MI. FL
mer Henry. In addition to these
guests were Mrs. c. A. Fuller, the
house mother. MI. Herbert Bltnn. MI
Richard Whitcomb. Mr.. Ray Wolf.
Mr.. Roy Davis, MI Wayne Cook. and
NRr Tho host aQaoQ We're
Miss Juliet Pettyjohn. Miss Helen
Johnston. Miss Mary Ferguson. Miss
Helen Guild, Miss Mary Wickwire.
Miss Marguerite Settler. Miss Adelaide
Johnston. Miss Marjorie Lyle and Miss
Erna Zutavern.
The members of the Normal Train
class of the high school had picnic
party Friday night at Gage park. Miss
Effie Graham and Miss Maude Bishop
accompanied the girls and the party
included: Miss Graham, Miss Bishop.
Miss Lorona Roub. of Delphos; Miss
Berta Charts. Miss Everine Carls Miss
Alys Brady, Miss Lola Burbank, Miss
Marjorie bergman, Miss Marie Car
ter, Miss Ruth Field, Miss Elisabeth
Frew, Miss Lena Anderson, Miss Flor
ence Mowrer, Miss Lola Morrison. Miss
Blanche Mason, MissAlice Hineon. Miss
Sue Mcclellan. Miss Elizabeth Dyer.
Miss Bessie Eddy, Miss Neva King,
Miss Lucille Gates, Miss Ruth Grelder
and Miss Helen Olson
The marriage of Miss Mary Fritton.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Triton, and Mr.. Walter Morris OF
Chicago, was solemnized at st. Joseph
church wednesday morning. The bride
wore a draped white charmeuse dress
trimmed in lace and pearls. Her veil
was fastened with lilies of the valley
and pink rosebuds. She carried
bouquet of brides roses.
The bride was attended by her s1D-
ter, Miss Florence Triton. who was
dressed in blue charmeuse. with q
white hat trimmed with blue. She car
ried bouquet of pink Killarney roses