The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-20

| the japanese style, fitted up by ma
tive japanese artist, who came to To-
peka from Seattle to do that work fol
| them
| Officers of the club who were re-
| elected at the business meeting were:
| Mrs. w. p. Bishop, president; Mrs. NJ
M Blinn, vice president; Miss Marie
Mayhem, secretary, and Miss Fuller
] Guests of the club were: Mrs. Will
lis Coston. Mrs. H. o. Garvey. Mrs. A
A. Scott, Mrs A. NJ. Fuller, Mrs. w
O. Rigby, Mrs Harris Ray, Mrs. Johr
r. CLANCY, Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mrs
r. Coppedge and Miss Bertha Hemp
stead.
| Mrs Julia Farnsworth Soper, who
spent the winter in the south, is now
sister, Mrs. Harry Ashby, in Okla
homa, she went to the Gulf. and took
the boat for a further trip in southern
waters She is making a transcon-
| tinenta1 tour of South America, TAX
ing the Amazon river trip as far as
the ship can go.
The boat is devoted to the use of
fashionable tourists and carries the
wealthy and smart people from vari-
Gus parts of the country. A newspa-
per article recently published regard
ing the boat and its passengers, gives
the pleasing information that Mrs.
the boat. The news is not surprising
at all for Mrs. ,Soper always wore stun
ming costumes, and she wears them
WELL 1t may not be that she spend
SO much more for her gowns than
many other women do. But she makes
shining contrast to some of the
plump danes with a series of chins,
who manage to make shimmery satin
and spangled chiffon look so fearsolne.
= - i.
Inasmuch as dancing parties are
forbidden on the Washburn College
campus, the junior prom is obliged to
offer some other form of entertain
ment. The annual party given by the
Juniors for the seniors was an event of
Friday night at Washburn, and the
entertainment consisted of a supper
and a cabaret performance Miss Ella
Waldron, vice president of the junior
class, is chairman of the social COM
mittee, and was in charge of the ar
engagements for the party.
A man of experience in various
paths of pleasure seeking assures US
that cabaret entertainments fall into
two classes: They are either bad or
worse. However, those who know
say that either that classification is
wrong or the party last night was
not an ordinary cabaret.
The hall which was the scene of the
party was decorated in blue and white,
the college colors. Curtains of bunt-
ing hung from the gallery. After the
formal reception, the drapery was
drawn aside, revealing quartet tables
decorated with sweet peas, and a set
ting of palms and ferns.
The guests were received by: Dean
and Mrs. D. l.. McEachron, Profess
sor and Mrs. j. E. Kirkpatrick, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. c. S. Lopez, Miss Hell
en- Guild, Miss Maude McVey, Mr..
Merle Ream and Mr.. John March.
The girls of the sophomore and fresh
ong the cabaret performance We're:
Miss Mary Weightman, Miss Judith
Lily, Miss Marie Vancil. Miss Ade-
laide Seeds, Miss Katherine McFar-
Murphy, Miss Marjorie Webb, and
Miss Grace Dana. Music was fur
nished by the Phi Delt orchestra and
the Phi Delt quartet.
Mr.. Frank Peers gave a comic
song: Mr.. Carl Linge and Mr.. Ken
meth Corbett sang selections from
High links. Miss Louise Culver and
Miss Violet .Crumbine gave a shep,
Ewers gave a dancing sketch Miss
Helen Shaver and Miss Emma Remp-
fer sang.
Those who attended the party, in
Guiding hosts and guests, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. De Beukelaer, Mr. and Mrs Nc
Eachron, Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez. Mr.
and Mrs. Petit, Miss Kathryn AL
Vera Campbell Miss Lucille Chandler,
Miss Lola Curry, Miss Dorothy Dales,
Miss Helen Dick, Miss Stella Grafton.
Miss winifred Green, Miss Marguerite
Kiene, Miss Marjorie Lyle, Miss Ma
mie McKibben, Miss Maud McVey.
Miss Mildred Mar5h, Miss Elizabeth
Mills, Miss Marguerite Nicholas, Miss
Margaret owen, Miss Frances Perry,
Miss Marie Porter. Miss Miriam Ring,
Miss Esther Ross, Miss Doris Stark,
Miss Marie Thompson, Miss Ella Wal
dron, Miss Mary Balch, Miss Lola
Carter, Miss E. Clark, Miss Florence
Colbert, Miss Frances Cornick. Miss
Cozie Crawford, Miss Louise Culver.
Miss Mildred Davidson. Miss JOS
Miss Elizabeth Gaume, Miss Mildred
Gephart, Miss Helen Guild, Miss
frankie Haskell, Miss Helen Haskell,
Miss Fay Halfway, Miss Veda Hodg-
Hoover, Miss Adelaide Johnston, Miss
Ruth Raster, Miss Mabel Kingsley.
Miss Hazel Klingaman, Miss Isabel
March, Miss Mabel Marsh, Miss Grace
Miss Velma Sails, Miss Winnie Sails,
Miss Edith Titus, Miss Marguerite
Settler, Miss Katherine Stanley, Miss
Mona Thomas, Miss Margaret Tillot-
Warner, Miss Frances Woodward,
Miss Helen Cook, Miss Ada Walker,
Miss Genevieve Wise, Miss Edna Zu-
tavern, Miss Helen Crawford, Miss
Wing. Miss Rempfer, Mr.. Milton Gug-
Ter, Mr. GLADDEN. Baker. Mr.. Law
renee Beard, Mr.. Marshall Sanders,
Mr. Lingo, Mr.. Eza Higbie, Mr.. Clyde |
Mr.. Major Glueck. Mr.. Her |
man Ewers, Mr.. Frank Ripley, Mr.. |
Lewis Hasty, Mr.. Roy Painter. Mr.. |
John March, Mr. Finney Markham,
Mr. Donald Welty, Mr.. Warren |
Mr.. Hampton Shirer, Mr. |
Frank Peers, Mr. Edward Marti, Mr.. |
Willard TroxeI, Mr.. Ray Carpenter, |
Mr. Harold Souders, Mr.. Warren |
Young, Mr. Louis Smith, Mr.. H. |
Ieym, Mr.. c. Cell, Mr.. G.. Conkling, |
MIR. r. NJ. Lockenour, Mr.. r. Lay
bourne, Mr.. w. Stein, Mr. Earl Tro- i
bert, Mr.. Rolla Harger, Mr.. Carl Mel /