The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-17

XII HI N
Governor and Mr.. George HI.
Hodges have been asked az guests OF
honor at q charity ball in Kansas City.
Kan, to be given Tuesday evening,
April IA, at the Elks club house.
The AFFAIR IL to be given by the Visit
ing Nurses association of Kansas City
and quite q number of prominent
people Of that city are interested in
Miss Louise Bell will give dinner
party tonight at her home In Fillmore
street, in compliment to Miss Mar
garet Honeywell. OF Berkeley. Cal.
who il guest at the Rousseau A.
Burch home.
well. Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss
Dorothy Miller, Miss Erma Larrick.
Miss Bell, Mr.. Angelus Burch, Mr..
Donald Heath, Mr.. Ralph Kingsley.
Mr.. Lloyd Wardin and Mr.. Richard
Fighter.
y
sixty-six years ago the Phi Delta
Theta Greek letter fraternity was
founded at Miami university. 1t was
at this same school that the Beta and
Sigma Chi fraternities were organized
These college societies have been
known ever since as the big Three.
in Greek letter circles. Last night at
the Phi Delt chapter home on Euclid
avenue facing the Washburn campus.
Kansas Beta celebrated the sixty-sixth
anniversary of founders day.
Frederick Cow1es of Kansas City.
president of the Zeta province Of Phi
Delta Theta, was the honored guest
fifty Phis attended. The smoker was
given by the active chapter for the
Topeka alumni. The Phi Delft orches-
ira Of eight pieces furnished the mu-
sic and talks were given by Frederick
Cowles. DR.. M. F. Troxell. Justice
Henry F. Mason. Mr.: Fred R. Cowles
Of Lawrence. the Rev. Mr.. M. F.
Troxell. Mr.. Arthur J. Carruth. Jr..
Mr.. Omer Smith, Mr.. Wistar p. Will
liams, Mr.. Clyde M. Adams. Mr..
Ralph E. Lewis, Mr.. William Snyder,
Mr.. Roy Cope. Mr.. Lee johnson. DIR.
A. b. jeffrey. Mr.. Warren J. Crum-
bine. Mr.. Robert Steele. DR.. Walter
Wedding. Mr.. Robert Kerr, Mr.. Carl
Searle. Mr.. J. d. NJ. Hamilton, Mr..
Percy Beggs, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr..
Robert Stone, Mr.. Walter Launden,
Mr.. George Hogeboom, Mr.. Jim Nc
Clure. all of the alumni chapter, and
the active men. as follows: Mr.. Lee
johnson, Mr.. David Neiswanger, Mr.
Lewis Hasty. Mr.. Edwin Seeley. Mr..
Morris Sanders, Mr.. Philip Grey, Mr.
HARDWOOD Benton, Mr.. Ray Beaver.
Mr.. Joseph Haynes. Mr. Donald
Heath, Mr.. Herman Ewers, Mr.. Glenn
Conklfng. Mr.. Ray Wolfe. Mr.. Glenn
Elble. Mr.. Arthur Champeny, Mr..
Louis Larrick, Mr.. John Maynard,
MI George O'Brien, Mr.. Donald
Welty. Mr.. Howard Searle. Mr.. Cor
rail- Beaver. Mr.. Walter Slagle, Mr..
Irving Sager. Mr.. Ralph Kingsley. Mr..
Elmer Henry. Mr.. Frank Ripley
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The Kansas Women Of the old time
Suffrage Association, believing that
true citizenship means education along
nCunce an educational conference OF
| the Kansas Good Citizenship League to
| be held in Emporia Friday and Satur-
day. April 3 and 4.
THIS conference viii consist of four
meetings: Friday afternoon when DIR.
Crumbine will discuss Conservation of
Life, and two or three bills will be pre-
sented for consideration by the out
! look committee.
Friday evening the Mems League will
| take their turn and DR.. Pettyjohn.
state president. will present the candi-
dates for governor who will each brief
ly state his ideas Of good citizenship.
Saturday morning will be given over
to the discussion Of needed reforms in
our public schools. several well known
educators being present. The session
will close with board meeting Satur-
day afternoon. so
Anyone wishing to communicate with
the Emporia hostesses regarding en-
tertainment. please write to Mrs. J. M.
McCown. Emporia, Kan, president
Federation of Clubs.
The officers Of the league are: Mrs.
Genevieve Charley OF Lawrence. pres
fdent; Mrs. w. A. Johnston of Topeka.
president emeritus: Mrs. w. r. Stubs,
| first vice president; Mrs. Laura Reed
Yaggy of Hutchinson, second vice pres
ident; Miss Helen Eacker of Law
renee, secretary: Mrs. Magdalen D.
Munson of Pittsburg, treasurer; Mrs.
w. T. johnson of Wichita. auditor;
Mrs. c. J. Evans of Topeka. chairman
of the outlook committee; Mrs. Mary
o. Cowper of Lawrence, field secretary
and chairman Of the study committee.
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Though the sleeves in modish
| gowns are SO alike that they grow
monotonous, the designers do depart
occasionally from the stereotyped and
vary their offerings. A group OF
sleeves for several different styles OF
frocks Is shown here. On the upper
right is a sleeve designed for cotton
blouse or morning dress; the one on
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