The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-22

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scarf or enc which falls from the but
terfly bow at the back orchid tulle
is used for this frock, combined with
and worn over self-tone satin. The
sides of the tunic are of the satin
the front and skirt of tulle, also the
ruffle at the foot.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson has asked
a few of her friends for an informal
tea Tuesday afternoon, at her home
in Buchanan street. The guests are
invited to meet Miss Bertha Mache-
tanz, of Kenton, Ohio, who is visiting
Miss Anderson. Miss Machetanz is
the teacher of oratory in Tarkio col
lege, Tarkio. Mo.
Captain w. c. Sweeney, of Wood
lawn avenue, was in Lawrence last
a dinner party given by Captain
Krause at Haskell. The color scheme
was red, white and blue, and potted
plants formed a centerpiece for the
ia BILE. Some of the dishes used were
brought from the Philippines oy Cap
tain Krause. Captain Sweeney is in
spector-instructor of the Kansas mill
tia, and the other guests at the dim
ner were members of the regImental
staff.
The University Daily Kansan says:
One of the highest tributes that has
literary woman, was given her when
she was asked to recite her poem,
1.-The Call of Kansas before the
Knife and Fork club at a dinner to
be held at $50 o'clock next Satur-
day night in Kansas City. Miss Clark
has been placed on the program with
Mary Antin and John Kendrick
Bangs, both of whom are widely
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ments. The club, in the program that
has been issued, recognized Miss
Clark, as the author of The Call of
Kansas John Kendrick Bangs,
Styx,'' who comes to the university
soon will tell of his travels
delegation of Topeka women will
leave Tuesday to attend the Kansas
D. A. r. conference in Fort Scott.
The members of the Topeka chapter
of the D. A. r., who expect to at
tend the meeting are: Mrs. r. G. Mer-
Horton, Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer, Mrs
George Godfrey Moore, Mrs. A. NJ
Harvey, Mrs. H. H. Welty, Mrs. LuraL
Alexander, Mrs. c. E. Neil, and Miss
The Travellers club held a meeting
at the home of Miss Mcclure. Mrs
Frank squires told the story of the
paper on the Irish drama, Lady
Gregory's plays. The officers for the
preceding year were reelected as fol-
lows: Miss Gertrude Morton, presi-
dent; Miss Alice Mccoy, recording
secretary; Mrs. w. J. Rickenbacher,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
koontz' treasurer u
The wedding of Miss Mary Esther
Slaughter and Mr.. Herman G. Green,
whose engagement has been an
nounced, will take place some time in
May. Miss Slaughter is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Slaughter, of
Potwin. Mr.. Green is the son of Mr..
George D. Green. of Blue Mound,
Kan.
An unusually interesting meeting of
the Morning Music Study club will be
held Thursday forenoon at $3.50
o'clock with :. Mrs kalp = Cav,
The Nautilus club will meet Tues
day with Mrs w. L. Little, 1907 Null
vane street The members who will
be on the program are Mrs. j. E. Ing
Rooms.
Miss Olive Knox and Miss Helen
Travis gave a st. Patrick party Sat
urday afternoon for a number of their
high school friends. The girls who
were guests were: Miss Helen Scott,
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Miss Lima
Martin Miss Marie Ferrin Miss Orpha
Baughman, Miss Teresa Cooper. Miss
Juliet Hughes, Miss Dorothy Petit,
Miss Carol Brewster, Miss Evelyn Par
ham, Miss Marguerite Nichols, Miss
Gladys Scott, Miss Ruth zimmerman,
Miss Grace Dana.
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The Gamma and Alethean Literary
societies of Washburn college gave a
play in the college chapel Saturday
night. The play, written and acted
by members of the two societies, was
a clever farce concerned with news
paper and college life. The Gamma
Alethean Tattler was edited by one of
the men of the society. The darky