The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-22


banqueters ate without the modern
tools. The menu consisted of articles of
1ooo that graced many roman pan
quet table, beginning with eggs, let
tuce, cold meat, asparagus, bread.
o1veS and honey, and for wine, grape
juice was substituted. Then there
were sweets, raisins, cheese and ap-
pies To the noble Roman, from eggs
to apples" meant feast complete.
After dinner the president made a
short address in Latin, with the bar
bariar translation, and the response
by the new president was made In the
same way.
Between the courses of the dinner,
The girls, in Pompeiian costume, dane
ed some ancient dances. The officers
all wore Roman costume. After din
ner the company sang two old Latin
songs.
A stuffed parrot in a cage above a
Latin inscription to the erect tnat
Polly pinned for cracker, adorned the
ROOM
About a hundred students attended
the party and Mrs. L. j. Embleton,
the club director, was guest
The party was the first of its kind
that has ever been given by the h1gh
school people.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ashton Smith
gave a party Friday night at their
home in Potwin Place for the choir
of Grace Cathedral. A feature OF the
evening was guessing contest on
members of the choir.
The members of the choir and other
guests were:
Dean and Mrs J. P. Deb. Kaye, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker, Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS A. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Payne and little daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Irving Aldrich, Mr.. and
ner, Miss Margaret Gohlke, Miss
Katherine Clough. Miss Nell kouns,
Miss Beulah Wentworth, Miss Eva
Grow, Miss Laura Bailey, Miss NC
Afee, Mrs. o. j. Mouldy, Miss Eva
Eckstrom, Miss Myrtle Radcliffe, Miss
Elizabeth Newman, Miss Bullinkamp,
Miss Clary, Mr.. Glenwood E. Jones,
Mr.. Ralph Holland, Mr.. Leland Nc
Afee. Mr.. Alfred Sutton, MI. Chas-
Stevens, Mr.. Carl Bolmar, the Rev.
Geo. M. Geisel.
Miss Helen Brigham will give a
thimble party Tuesday afternoon at
the Country club for Miss Margaret
Welcome, who will be married June
TO- to Mr. Fred Uirich: of New York
An afternoon at thimbles will be
given Tuesday by Mrs. j. B. Larlmer
and Mrs. Roy L. Bone, for some of
the women who are their neighbors.
The party will be given at the Lar1-
mer home, and some of the young
Potwin girls will assist;
Mrs E. G. Foster will entertain the
Beta girls of Washburn college at
luncheon Saturday, May 20. Mrs. Eos
ter's daughter, Miss Ruth Foster, is
a member of the sorority.
Mrs Tom Frost and Mrs. Dorr Nor
ton played for absent members at
meeting of the Wednesday Bridge club
at which Mrs. Jack Dillon was hostess
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w H Eastman enter
tanned eight guests at dinner Friday
night.
Guests of Professor and Mrs. E. D.
Schonberger. at the Pi Kappa Delta
fraternity party Friday night were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George p: Morehouse.
Miss Flora Harrington, Miss Frances
Cornick. Miss Dorothy Dale, Miss
Erma Erickson, Miss Hazel Jones,
Miss Lola Curry, Miss Isabelle Savage,
Miss Ruth Raster, Miss lorraine
Sewell, Miss Ruby Scott, Miss Helen
Cook, Miss Kathryn Albaugh, Miss
Martha whittemore, Miss Audrie
Myers, Miss Helen Dick, Miss Corinne
Ripley, Miss Cozy Crawford, Miss Mary
Cowgirl, Miss May Clark, Miss Mildred
Gephardt. Miss Myrtle Kessler. Miss
Helen Phipps. Miss Emma Rempfer,
Mr.. Merrill Ream, Mr.. John Maynard,
Mr.. John Williams, Mr.. Roy Hope, Mr..
Clifford Hope, Mr.. ]. Glen Logan, Mr..
Harwood Benton, Mr.. Ira Burkholder,
Mr.. Sidney Nye, Mr.. Robert Whit
comb, Mr. Paul Roose, Mr. Carl Linge,
Mr.. William Guild, Mr.. Richard
Fighter, Mr.. Arthur Beattie, Mr.. Glen
Conkling, Mr.. William Stein, Mr.. Cliff
ford Janey, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr.. SEQ
Vile Davidson, Mr.. James Clark, Mr..
r ross Laybourn, Mr.. Willoughby
Boughton.
Miss Helen Dick, Miss Martha Whit
temore, Miss Katheryn Albaugh, Miss
Isabelle Savage, and Miss Audrey
Myers, assisted Mrs. Schonberger.
Some of the seniors of the high
school were guests at a line party at
the Orpheum Friday, given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w: A. Bollinger. The guests
ence Grice, Miss Elsie .Cuthbert, Miss
Gertrude Ford, Miss Alberta Stimp
son, Miss Laura Neiswanger. Miss Hell
en- Faris. Miss Ethel Langdon, Miss
son, Miss Marguerite Scott, Miss Edith
Stark, Miss Dorothy Switzer, Miss
Agnes Carlson, Miss Christina Urner, |
Miss Lucille Dooley, Miss Helen Eber-
hart, Miss Esther Roller, Miss Lois
White, Miss Gladys Harper, Miss Irene
Parsons, Miss Jessie Keith, Miss Hazel
Barber, Miss Julia Skinner, Miss
Marie Olmstead, Miss Eloise Sargent,
Miss Marian Lerrigo, Miss Theo Cobb,
Miss Cora Farquer, Miss Edna Thomp-
son, Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss Esther
Macarthur Miss is Dorothy ;. !s Foster.
Miss Mayme Mitchell gave a pupils
recital at her home on Central Park
avenue. The following pupils took
part: Eliza beth Gibbons, Elizabeth
Alice Lee, Joseph Hamlin,
Francis Baker, Vera Smith, Irene
Early, Vera Shoemaker, Martin Bak-
err, Clare Van Orman.
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The last meeting until autumn for
the Morning Music Study club was
held with the president, Mrs. Ralph
II Cav The nrOpra m nv Miss