The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-16

Northwestern university and recently
la fellowship student at K u. stopped
| off en- route to K. 8. A. c.. where he
will install fraternity chapter this
afternoon. Pi Kappa Delta is an hon.
orary forensic fraternity whose MEM
bership consists of students or alumni
who have represented their college IN
debate or oratory and college teachers
! of public speaking. The letters .'Pf
Kappa Delta" are the initial letters Of
the Greek phrase meaning. The Art
of Persuasion, Beautiful and Just
age public speaking and to reward by
degrees of merit those who are pro-
ficient in forensics. There are three
degrees: fraternity. proficiency and
honor. Kansas has three local chap
tiers, at Ottawa, K. S. A. C. and Wash
burn.
The following were present at this
mornings banquet: Miss Dorothy
Dales, Miss Edna Gerkin, Miss Frances
Cornick. Miss Jessie J. Nye, Miss
Flora Harrington, Miss Amy Fergu-
son, Mrs. w. Glenn Hamilton, Mer-
Logan. John Williams. Roy Painter,
A. L. Crookham, E. D. Schonberger,
Ira Burkholder. Glenn Conkling.
Robert Whitcomb and Jessie j. Nye
will accompany Mr.. Crookham to
Manhattan. Professor and Mrs. e. D.
Schonberger will hold a reception for
Pi Kappa Delta on Wednesday, May
20, at their home on College avenue.
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DR.. and Mrs. G.. ]. Mulvane, DR..
ems sister, Mrs. Grey Kennedy of
Junction City, will leave Topeka
Thursday of next week for an over
| land trip by automobile to Indianapo-
lis. Ind.
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Miss Christian Ward and Miss
Florence Fair entertained their 500
club at Miss Fairs home Friday aft
ernoOn. The girls who played were:
Miss Nadia Dunn, Miss Isabel Sweet
Miss Ruby German. Miss Esther Nc
Arthur, Miss Leah McEntire, Miss
Esther Chance, Miss Ruth Larimer.
! Miss Ethel Joss. Miss Marguerite Ely
Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss Helen Ben
nett, Miss Frances Jones' Miss Luz
cile Neiswanger. Miss Theodore
| Smith. Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss
| Fair and Miss Ward.
Mrs. c. B. Goodrich entertained
friends from Valley Falls at a dinner
| Harris c. Goodrich, 618 Buchanan
street. The guests were: Mrs. Ed
| ward Kaufman, Mrs. William Crosby
| Mrs. Neil Mcleod, Mrs. A. d. Kendall,
Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. M. Leg
Ter, Mrs; Will Mccoy: Mrs. John Stat
l y, 3. IL.
Mitchell, Mrs. William Roger, Mrs. c.
c. Lord. Mrs. William O'Neal, Mrs.
T. w. Gardner, Mrs. ]. r. Madison,
Mrs. Ella Myers, Mrs. Rebecca Bru-
ton, Mrs. Jennie Russell, Mrs F. E.
Goodrich, Mrs. c. B. Goodrich
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| CLUB NOTES.
The West Side Forestry club will
have their annual picnic Thursday,
May Fl. in Highland Park, at the home
of Mrs. Fred lies. Mrs. lies will
serve the luncheon.
| The Caladorian club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
]. C. Harmon. A paper on the "Boer
War" will be read by Mrs. Christian
Trapp. and Mrs. H. w. Roby will read
| a paper on ''St. Helena"
The N. N. S. club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. J. King,
1905 Fillmore street.
The Current Literature club held
| their annual meeting Tuesday and
elected officers as follows: Mrs. r. s.
Magee, president; Miss Mabel Richie,
vice president; Mrs. H. w. Jones, Sec
secretary; Miss Sadie Eby, treasurer.
The last gathering of the club for the
season will be a picnic in Central park
Tuesday, May 10, at which the hus-
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There will be no Vesper service Sum
day afternoon at the Y w. c. A.
exhibit in the parlors Of the Y. w. C.
A. Thursday and Friday Of next week,
to which the public is invited. The
exhibit will include the work done in
class by the members, and special
pieces by the individual members.
Mrs. F. p. Whitmore and Mrs. S. C.
Petit have returned from the grand
chapter convention of the p. E. o.
Sisterhood, which convened in lola,
more appeared on the program. The
following is from the Thursday issue
of the lola Register: 1.-The afternoon
session was opened by a musical num-
this met with the enthusiastic recep-
ton which has been accorded Mrs.
Whitmore at her every appearance in
the convention"
The Eastern Star will have a meet
ing tonight and after a report from
the grand matron Of Fort Scott. some
Washburn college girls will give an
Sweet Smile of May" will be present
ed by the girls who wrote it, assisted
by Miss Alice Hughes and Miss Mary
Wickwire. The program is in charge
garet Gohlke will furnish some vocal
music.
Mrs. S. J. Ross entertained the Day
Nursery club Thursday at her home in
Harrison street. The members pres
ent We're: Miss Anderson, Mrs.. f. L.
Baker, Mrs. F. l.. Benjamin, Miss Vera
} Benjamin, Mrs. ]. L. Callihan, Mrs. b.
w. Carter. Miss Mildred Carter, Mrs.
) j. F. -Downes, Mrs. E. H. Ebey, Mrs.
w. w. Harris, Mrs. A. l. Leslie, Mrs.
c. d. Myers. Miss Ann Myers, Mrs. N.