The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-23

Bone, Marion Squire. Nellie Thompson.
Thelma Huston. Inez Homer. Carol
Brewster, Nancy Boone, Helen Hawks.
Christopher Thomas, Charles BOrman.
Roswell Cofran. Edwin Nellis. George
LingaI. Harold Smith, Warren Cool
edge. Vera Kennedy. Curtis Porter,
Frank Whitmore. Byron Boone and
Harry Bone.
Miss Mary Van vechtan entertained
Guests besides the members, includ-
ing some Of the girls of the Sigma
Delta Psi sorority. were: Miss Juliet
Pettyjohn, Miss Margaret Seltzer, Miss
ston. Miss Mary Wickwire. Miss Helen
Guild, Miss Mary Ferguson and Miss
Marion Br;nkman Of Kansas City. who
is the guest Of Miss Erna Zutavern.
Miss Mamie veale will entertain her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
. . .
The active chapter Of the Beta So
rority Of Washburn college will en-
terrain the alumnae members at a
vaudeville performance and dinner.
Friday. at the Beta house. Pledges
and some of the new girls of the
school will also be guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodnow en-
tertained at cards Saturday night for
Mimi, who IL visiting Mrs. Charles
Sessions. Those who played were:
Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Da-
Wig, Mr.. and Mrs. Sessions, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Bailey, Mrs. G. w. Wealth
erton, Mr.. Charles Gardner and Mr..
Estel Scott.
Beulah chapter 81 o. E. s.. enjoyed q
pleasing entertainment at their regular
meeting last Saturday evening. Under
the direction Of DIR. and Mrs. T. S.
Morrison, the "An Star Girls Of the
chapter presented ladies' minstrel be-
fore an audience Of some 500 in man
ner that reflected credit on the so par
tfcipants Margaret. 5-year-old daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs. Morrison, fully DEM
onstrated her ability when she ap-
peared in the role Of Little Topey. The
high notes Of her singing were easily
reached with precision. and the little
black face with her hair wadded, as
she sat at the side Of the interlocutor
made an imposing picture. These peri
Odical entertainments are the means OF
bringing to light some talent from the
ranks Of the 800 members comprising
the chapter, and DIR. and Mrs. Morri-
son in charge Of the program commit
tee bespeak several interesting events
for the future.
Following is the program Of the min
strel performance:
Mrs. Gertrude M. Eberle. Interlocutor.
TAMBOS.
Mis- Clou d. Weather-Miss Kittie
Tandy.
Mis- Snow Ball-Miss Violet Mathews.
Mis- Topsy Coal Btn-Miss Mary
Cunningham.
Mis- Real Wellan Strong-Miss Mar
garet Golkhe.
Mis- Jap A. Lac-Mrs. T. 8. Morrison.
Mis- Ink Y White-Miss w. e. Bull
lis.
OPENING CHORUS.
We are the All Star-Company.
Solo: Just Like the Rose You Gave
Miss Real Wallan Strong.
Solo: Flow On River Tennessee-Mrs.
Chas Joslin.
Solo: Monologue-MiAs Snow Ball.
Solo: What Dye Mean You Lost Your
Dog-Little Topsy.
Solo: Someone's Eyes-Topsy Coal
Bin.
Solo: Down in Dear Old New Orleans
Ink 7. yhite.
! The Wonderful Telephone-Mrs. Ger
trude Eberle, Clou d. Weather. Jap A.
Lac.
Solo: I'm On MY Way to Mandalay-
Miss Bessie CASTOR.
FINALE.
r. s. Morrison, Director
Mrs. E. H. Anderson. Accompanist.
The annual junior party for the
seniors at Washburn college was given
Saturday night in the college library
An original playlet Faithful Jane
was given, in which Miss Mildred Gep-
hart and Mr.. Homer Cooling took the
principal parts. Miss Gephart was one
| Of the important members Of the cast
| that gave the college play. ''All of q