The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-14

The men of the Alpha Delta fra
ternity of Washburn college had a
supper and smoker Monday night at
the chapter house, 1915 West Seven
teenth street. The company included
the members of the frat and some of
the new men at the school.
Those who will have boxes at the
horse show are: Mr.. and Mrs w; +.
Crosby, Governor and Mrs. Arthur
Capper, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Abrahams;
Mr.. David Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Humphreys,
Samuel Lux, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Riker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAfee,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Auerbach, Mr.. w
w. Whitney, Mr.. N. B. Thompson, DR..
J; Campbell of MANHATTAN MI j. R.
Burrow, Mr.. O. ]. Moers of Column
bia, Mo-, Mr.. W. o. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. MacLennan, Mr.. and Mrs
Arnine Fassler, Mr.. c. w. kouns. Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Davis, Mr.. w: w
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitch
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Patten, Mr.. L.
Hodgins, ar. Samuel Lux, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs D. o. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
Crosby, Mr.. Paul Huycke. Mr.. w. X;
Carey, Mr.. F. A. Anton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Elliott +
The living picture exhibit at the
Central Congregational church Will be
an event of interest for this evening"
The complete program is as follows;
Rock a Bye Baby-Mary Louise
Schoenberger.
Pease Porridge Hot-Justine Boyd,
Dean Tucker, Dwight Brookens.
Sweet and Low-MisS Gladys cav,
Baby June Henderson
Rain, Rain Ga Away-Dorothy
Henderson, Bobby Schoenberger lean
McEchron.
Up Little Baby-Miss Gladys CAV,
Mary Louise Schoenberger.
Little Boy Blue-Robert Riser.
This Little Pig Went to Market
Mrs Rad Lee and Baby George.
Two Turkish Boys-Robert ana
Richard Maynard.
Little Jack Horner-Julius Gold
smith.
Polly Put the Kettle On-virginia-
Bowlby.
The Land of Counterpane-Bobby
Schoenberger.
Saying Grace-Glenna Louise Lane
Charles Hensley.
The Dish Ran Away With the Spoon
-Sa-uel and Muriel Lyman:
Little Miss Muffet-Myra Deacon.
Rain-Jean McEchron.
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
Helene Van Horn, Frank Boyd.
Jack Spratt and Wife-George
Wheeler. Dorothy Fessenden.
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Gibbs Makepeace.
Ten O'Clock Scholar-Philip Wahle-
old Mother MISUNDERSTANDING
Chinese Girls Dream-Jeanette
Dooley.
Red Riding Hood-Virginia Welty.
Bo Peep-Dorothy Higgins
Mary, Mary. Quite Contrary-Mary
The Frog Prince-M Miriam Van
Horn.
Mrs. c. F. Menninger will conduct
her art and Bible classes this year as
usual, and all those who expect to en-
ter either department are asked to no
tify her of their intention before Sat
urday evening:
A Young man who decorates the
front porch of the home of one of the
debutantes at frequent intervals, re-
gales the man of the house, when ne
meets him with conversation about
farm machinery, the new tractors and
ali the up-to-date enginery that is
buzzing this week at the fair How
this young chap knows so much about
plows and cultivators is aside from the
fact that his seriousness of mind and
his store of information ought to i'm
press father, as it is no doubt intended
to do.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Philip W.
England, son, Tuesday, September
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The annual faculty reception at
washburn college for the beginning
of the school year will be held Friday
evening at the school. President and
Mrs P. P. Womer will be introduced
at that time.
A. will have a party Wednesday even
ing in the association parlors in the
library.
Tho bright colored jackets with
white gowns that are worn this season
are attractive. A white frock, with
wide ruffled skirt, and deep rose col
ored bolero jacket is worn by one of
the young women of Topeka. Her
stockings are a rose colored silk to
match the jacket, and her pumps are
white. Her hat also is white. A wo-
man appeared on the avenue yesterday
wearing black patent slippers, with the
heel and the back part of the uppers
of striped plaid in blue, red and green.
Mrs S. e. Barber, who is leaving
today for New York, was down town
in a pretty street gown yesterday
The dress was of black taffeta, made
with an overskirt which was edged
with heavier material than the body
of the gown, giving it a decided flare.
Her hat was black with tulle trim
ming around the crown. and her shoes
were trim pumps of black patent
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Mrs A F. Harrison gave a dinner
party in honor of her daughter, Mrs
L. C. Cutler, and her son, Charles, of
Smith Center. Covers were placed for
Mrs. Cutler, Charles Cutler, Mrs. San
zimmerman and her daughters, Ruth
and Lois; Mrs. I. n. Grandon and her
daughters, Ruth and Esther; Mrs.
Bruce De Garmo and her daughters.
.Alvina and Mabel; Mr.. Bert Harrison
and Mrs. Harrison.
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