The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-21

oOLHSdIQneT, MISS 1llOTeQ \RulntOu,
Miss Carol Thrall, Miss Grace Dana,
Miss Lucille Mcclure. Miss Ethel Joss,
Mr.. Willard Bowman, Mr.. John Dean,
Mr.. Alfred Cole, Mr.. Guy Brier. Mr.
James Perry, Mr.. Sanford FARRELL, MI.
Kenneth Ogilvie. Mr.. Richard Barton.
Mr.. Harlow Price. MI. James Smith.
Mr.. Victor Blakely. Mr.. Lyman Rice,
Mr.. Herbert Tucker. Mr.. Charles
Nettels, Mr.. Edwin Bell, Mr.. Gerald
Keesee. Mr.. Harold Quinton and Mr..
Douglas Bowman.
The members of the Nautilus club
will give a banquet Friday evening.
Feb. 27, at the Y. w. C. A.. at which
their husbands will be guests.
The regular meeting Of the club will
be held Tuesday afternoon. Feb. "a.
with Mrs. Higgins: The subject for
the afternoon will be the New
China
The girls Of the senior class Of
Washburn college will have thimble
party Saturday Of next week at the
home of Miss Olive White. 1927 Lane
street.
At a party given Friday night by the
p E. O. society at the home OF Mrs.
Hugh Fisher. the organization pre-.
sented to Mrs. F. L. Loveland, one OF
their members who will leave soon for
Portland, oregon, SILVER Co1u ~ a1 ,
as a farewell gift. The tray was en-
9rayed with a star, the emblem of the
society, with the initials P. E. o.
across the figure.
Mrs. Loveland was the guest of hon
or at a party given by the woman's
society Of the church Friday afternoon
at the First NJ. E. church. The first
division of the society gave her q
handsome brooch set with pearls ana
a diamond. and she was also given
- 10 xr1 china RI
finish a dinner set, the other pieces Of
which had been presented to her pre-
viously by the society.
Mrs. Oscar Gohlke' and Miss Mar
guerite Gohlke entertained some OF
the high school teachers Thursday
evening at a musicale at their home,
Ills West Eighth avenue. Miss Fer
ris Close gave some saxaphone solos;
Miss Enid Strickler sang and also gave
some whistling solos. and Miss Gohlke
furnished some vocal numbers for the
program.
The girls of the active chapter of
the Beta sorority gave an informal tea
this afternoon at the chapter house
for the women OF the faculty. the
and for some of the new girls and
! their mothers. The hours are from
three to five. The affair was WASH
ingtOn birthday party, Wnlcn Is cele-
brated annually by the sorority. The
decorations were flags and red roses.
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The Tivoli club gave a dancing party
Friday night at Kellam hall. The
company included: Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Wear, Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs Russell Frost Mr..
and Mrs. Warrick Updegraff. Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Monroe. Miss Marjorie Rodgers,
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Marian Wear.
Miss Leona Curtis. Miss Marguerite
Koontz, Miss Jane Murphy. Miss Mil
dred Morton, Miss Louise Culver, Miss
Margaret Murphy, Miss Alice Hughes,
Miss Helen Spielman, Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Bernice Emahizer, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake. Miss Pauline Hud-
SON, Miss Sara Kouns, Miss Nell
Kouns, Miss Hazel Kelley. Miss Lillian
McGoff, Miss Helen Louise Crosby.
Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Helen Mitch
ell, Miss Marian Roger. Miss Lucille
Mills, Mr.. Kenneth Lewis, Mr.. Angelo
Alt, Mr.. William Collinson. Mr.. Ivan
Dibble, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. r. E.
Fritz, Mr.. Chappelle Foote, Mr.. Geo.
Gross. Mr.. Richard Hall, Mr.. Larry
Huey, Mr.. George Hogeboom, Mr..
Charles Hobart. Mr.. Clay Hamilton.