The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23

beds were growing tulips and hya-
cinths- The tulips were double and of
a shell pink color. In the center of
the garden was a clump of palms,
banked with low growth of ferns
The large mirror at the end of the
hall doubled the beauty of the scene.
On either side of the mirror was a
rustic flower box filled with ferns and
spring flowers.
Supper was served at quartet tables
in the dining room. On each of the
tables was a Shepherdess basket in
blue or white, filled with hyacinths,
The tall handles of the baskets were
tied with blue maline.
The grand march was led by Miss
Katheryn AIbaugh, president of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity man. Miss
A1baugh wore a white taffeta gown,
with short waist and full skirt and
trimmed with rosebuds. She wore a
corsage bouquet of roses.
There were two favor dances, in
which the lights were extinguished,
and the hall Illuminated by the Beta
emblem which hung at one end of the
hall, set with frosted electric bulbs, to
resemble the pearl settings of the in
dividual pins. During the dance each
guest was given a flashlight with the
Beta engraved on 1t in raised letters.
For the FREELY dance, the dancers car
ried little torches that gave off tiny
sparks.
The hostesses and their guests were:
Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Corinne Rip
ley, Miss Mary Balch, Miss Isabel
March, Miss Miriam Ring, Miss Maud
McVey, Miss Stella Grafton, Miss Wini-
fred Greene, Miss Kathryn A1baugh,
Miss Ella Waldron, Miss Marguerite
Nicholas, Miss Erma Larrick. Miss
Lois Murphy. Miss Antoineoe West,
Miss Grace Dana, Miss Gladys Guild,
Miss Juliette Brown, Miss Ruth Fos-
ter, Miss Mary Weightman, Miss Helen
Neese Miss Elizabeth Culver, Miss
Emile Seery Miss Audrie Myers, Miss
Elizabeth Lewis. Miss Beatrice Rush,
Mrs. Emma Blower, Miss Mildred
Newell, Miss Helen Griffin, Miss Wfni-
fred Burch, Miss Ruth Graham, Miss
Vera Croft, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Lois Lindsay, Miss Fern Larris of
Kansas City, Mr.. Beryl Johnson. Mr..
Glen Logan, Mr.. Angelus Burch, Mr..
Frank Ripley Mr.; HarWood Benton
Kline, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr.. George
McNeish, Mr.. Donald Heath, Mr.. Ar
thur Champeny, Mr.. Earl Trobert Mr..
Edwin Menninger, Mr.. Guy Moorish,
Mr.. William Tomlinson. Mr.. Leonard
Kline, Mr. Charles Graves. Mr.. Adolph
Winters, Mr.. Clifford Wilmarth, Mr..
Albert Ferguson, Mr.. Joe Haynes, Mr..
William STEIN Mr.. Milton Jugler, Mr..
Ralph Newell. Mr.. Erwin Keller. Mr..
La Rue Royce, DIR. Robinson, Mr.. Glen
Elbe, Mr.. Sam Stuart, Mr.. Fred Coop
er. Mr.. Broughton, Mr.. Robert Drum,
Mr. Warren HUMPHREYS Mr. Donald
Cone, Mr. Joe Williams, Mr.. Kalber
Foster, Mr. Herbert Blinn, Mr.. Millard
Troxeu, Mr. Russell Seller and Mr..
Warren Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford Dudley will
entertain at a dinner-bridge party
Wednesday night of next week at their
home, 9O1 Tyler street
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The Central Park kindergarten
children will give an exhibition of KIM
dergarten exercises Friday evening.
April 80, at 1880 o'clock in Washbura
college gymnasium. The parents of
the children are especially invited to
attend Mrs. June Chapman is direc-
tor of the kindergarten; Miss Bertha
Clay is assistant, and Miss Elise Chap
man is pianist
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Dr. S. c. Stewart and his son, DR..