The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-14

Prince So-Tru; DR.. c. w. Schwartz,
Prince So-Sli; DR.. L. V. Sans, Top
Cat, and Miss Lena Philbin will be
the Fairy Moonbeam. The operetta
will be given by the Ancient Toltec
Rite at Masonic Hall. The Knights
Tcmplars and Scottish Rite men and
their friends. are invited. Mrs E. H;
Anderson is the musical director of
the play.
Miss Jean Robertson entertained in
formally at her home in Tyler street
com ELEMENTARY to Miss Vera SjOlander,
Miss Ruth Woodford and Miss Grace
Eldridge all of whom will brides of
the summer.
Other guests at the party were: Miss
Wilma Bergundthal. Miss Hermione
Van Laer. Miss Olive White, Mrs.
George Woodruff, Miss Ina Kendall
and Miss Ida Kendall of Valley Falls.
Miss Helen Brigham, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Edna Reinbach, Miss
Helen Shirk Miss Ethel Foshay, Miss
Esther Peers, Miss Adeline Peers Mrs
Fred Ulrich. Miss Nina McLatchey,
Miss Winona McLatchey. Mrs. Ernest
Titus. Mrs. Oscar Bolton, Miss Ruth
Schnacke Miss Millred Kaufman of
Great Bend. Miss Frances Wheeler,
Miss Louise Raster, Miss Helen Sha-
yer. Miss Ruth Kingman. Miss Helen
Tillotson, Miss Margaret Tillotson.
Miss Lilly Jordan, Miss Allison Shaver,
Miss Eliza beth Campbell, Miss Ruth
Grandon. Miss Edith Robertson, Miss
Lucille Shukers of Independence, Mrs.
G. NJ. Warren of Smith Center, Kan.
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The annual picnic of the Good Gov
eminent club will be held at the home
Of Mrs. H. n. Rhodes, Thursday of
this week, instead of Saturday, as for,
merly announced. Mrs. Rhodes will
be assisted by Mrs. Lola Replogle and
Mrs. Frank Organ.
The club is planning to give a recep-
ton some time early in July. in honor
of DIR. Devilbliss of New York, who
will arrive the first of July to take
charge of the bureau of child hygiene
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The Topeka Association of Graduate
Nurses will have a picnic party We'd
nesday of this week at Gage park. The
mem bers are asked to meet at the
transfer station to take the park car
at $50 O'Clock in the afternoon Those
who cannot leave town at that time
may go to the park later in the after
noon. The members are asked to take
their lunch. All Topeka nurses are
invited to attend,
Miss Genevieve Walker of Salina,
Miss Genevieve Herrick of Topeka,
Miss Ethel Ulrich Of Lawrence, Miss
Marie Russ of Falls City, Neb-,
Miss Marie Herick of Kansas City,
Miss Eunfce Pleasant of Burlington,
and Miss Witcher of Concordia ar
rived this afternoon to be the guests
of Miss Florence Engle at her home
south of the city for a week. The
the Torch, an honorary society of
senior girls at the University of Kan
sas.-Abilene Reflector.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Shaver
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Helen Baker, to Mr..
Howard Sanford Searle, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Searle.
Miss Shaver graduated from the
fine arts department of Washburn col
lege last week, receiving her diploma
in piano music. She is Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority girl, and was president
associate editor of THE Kaw'' and a
member of THE Review staff, and
during her sophomore year she was
president of her class. She studied
voice, and was one time a SoloiSt in
the First congregational church. The
last year she was a member of Cen
trail congregational choir, and of the
chapel choir of Washburn- She took
part in the musical masQue at Wash
burn last week.
Mr.. Searle is a graduate of Wash
burn, and will finish the law school
next year. He is a Phi Delta Theta
Sycamore honorary senior society,
president of the Dramatic club. a
president of the Athletic club. and a
membe of the Glee club and the male
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solo singing. He is connected with
the Searle Insurance agency.
The wedding will take place in the
fall. and Mr.. Searle and his bride will
occupy a house now being built near
the Shaver residence in McVicar ave-
nue..
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The Pi Beta Phi sorority installed
| at Manhattan, includes in it's mem ber-
snip the following Topeka girls: Miss
Marjorie Whitney, Miss Lucille Mills,
/ Miss Edith Updegraff. Miss Jane Kin
/ gan, Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Mar
garet Fuller. The local sorority was
1 Phi Kappa Phi, which has been
1 merged in the national Pi Beta Phi
/ The national sorority was founded at
/ Monmouth, ILL.,, in April, 1867, and is
| the oldest in the country. Mrs H. H
Haynes of Geneseo, Ill. formerly Miss
Mildred Morton, was a member of the
/ local sorority.
Mem berS of the Pl Beta PM
I alum nae chapter in Topeka are: Mrs