The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-07

Churchill Sargent, Mr.. Willard Wear,
Mr.. Henry Taylor, Mr.. Marion Smith.
Mr.. George Bailey. Mr.. William Nc
Carter. Mr.. Harry Welty, Mr.. Edward
Clarence Hunter, Mr.. John Seybold, Mr..
John Couture, Mr.. Blain Batty, Me-
Carl Rankin. Mr.. Fred Worley and Mr..
Mason Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Leach gave a
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sessions Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.
Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Hayslip
and Mr. and Mrs Joe Arnett.
| Mrs. G. E. Rigby Of 7oS Harrison
street has as her house guests her
sister. Mrs. 7. D. Costello. Mrs. Jack
MacInnis and Mrs Dick Roby, ali Of
ty for this afternoon at the Majestic,
and those in the party were: Mrs.
Costello, Mrs. MacInnis, Mrs. Roby.
Mrs. J: R. Carnahan. Mrs. ]. Carna-
Q. Rigby. Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby. Mrs. Roy
Brintnau, Mrs. J. B. Doncyson, Mrs.
Morrow schlegel. Mrs. Orrin Kelley
and Mrs. seelsy Hsyes.
The subsenior class of the high
school had party Friday night at the
home of Mr.. George Chandler. Miss
Frances Ford. Miss Sierra Beggs and
table from which the serving was
done. Miss Alice Harrington and Miss
Marie Carver served punch. There
was orchestra music during the even
were in purple, the class color. Those
who attended were: Miss Effie An
derson, Miss Lena Anderson, Miss
Theo Baker, Miss Sierra Beggs, Miss
ner, Miss Edith Conrad. Miss Lille
Coultis. Miss Josephine Curry. Miss
Alice Farris, Miss Frances Ford. Miss
Margaret Newberg. Miss Irene Noll,
Porsch. Miss May Roberts. Miss Merle
Rucker, Miss Elsie Saville. Miss Edith
Stark. Miss Dorothy Switzer, Miss
/ Martha Thompson. Miss Cathia Weis-
nice Kingsbury. Miss Lillian Guthrie,
Mr.. George Nettles. Mr.. Gilmore Put
ney, Mr.. Clarence Reaugh, Mr.. Forest
Rice, Mr. Lloyd Rowell, Mr.. Edward
Thompson, Mr.. Everett Haskell, Mr..
Frank Wilson. Mr.. John Isaacson. Mr..
Albert johnson. Mr.. George Bailey.
Mr.. Clay Baker. Mr.. Paul Bush. Mr..
George Chandler, Mr.. Paul Copper,
Mr.. Roger Davis. Mr.. Clarence Est
| berg, Mr.. Jesse Eddy, Mr.. Harry Fer
| guson.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity men
celebrated founders day at dancing
party Friday night at Kellam hail. The
affair was the first Of their spring
parties and one of the most important
functions that the fraternity gives dur
ing the year.
The fraternity colors. red. white and
green. were used in the decorations.
The ceiling of the dining room was fes-
tocned with the fraternity colors, and
college banners were hung on the
walls Red, white and green bands
were laid across the tables. and the
flowers were spring blossoms in white
and gold baskets. Palms were banked
ut the doors of the dancing hall. fra
ternity banners were hung from the
balconies, and the Kappa Sigma em-
| blem. the star and crescent, lit with
the fraternity colors. hung at one end
of the room. This emblem furnished
the light for some Of the moonlight"
| dances.
The favors were vanity bags Of leath-
err embossed with the emblem, end the
programs also bore the emblem.
| The members and their friends who
attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Kistler. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Allen, Miss Julia Ames. Miss
Dorothy Gleed, Miss Frences Perry,
Miss Adelaide Johnston, Miss Mary
Ferguson. Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss
Helen Guild, Miss Isabel Savage, Miss
Maude Mcvey. Miss Marie Martin, Miss
Louise Culver Miss Ruth Johnston.
Allen, Mics Marguerite Nichols. Miss
Helen Griffin, Miss Helen Neese. Miss
lGladys Whitaker, Miss Dorothy Miller.
Miss Juliette Brown. Miss Antoinette
West, Miss Inez Bachelor OF Kansas
City, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss RATHER
inc Stewart, Miss Lois johnson. Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss Isabel March. Miss
Marguerite Trap. Miss Helen Cook.
Miss Mary Van Vechten. Miss Besa