The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-15

and toasts on the Saturday club by
Mrs c. S. Hartough and Miss Nellie
Mayo.
The Junior class of the College of
the Sisters of Bethany gave a dam
eng party Saturday night in the as
semb1y hall of the school The hall
was transformed into a big arbor en-
cloced with white lattice twined with
r:nk roses and vines, and palms lined
the walls. Cages of song birds hung
from the overhead lattice work Down
the hall to the library were white pill
lars supporting the flower twined lat
tice. In the supper room quartet ia
bles were set decorated with sprays of
bridal wreath and bouquets of snow
balls.
In the favor dances, small baskets
of flowers tied with ribbon were Civ
en- to the dancers, and for one of the
dances, the lights were turned out,
and the girls carried little electric
sparklers.
Of the school. wore lace embroid-
cred gown. Miss Gertrude Mutton
wore lavender satin, trimmed with
purple drapery. Miss Nora Hardesty
president of the class, wore blue ac-
Gordon pleated crepe de chine gown.
Miss Helen Lucas wore white taffeta
draped with rainbow colors of tulle-
Miss Mary Paxton was gowned in
| bright red taffeta- Miss Doris
| Diought, of Kansas CITY, wore a gown
of white organdie. Miss Doris Rosser
wore white gown made entirely of
narrow ruffles, from the hem to the
short bodice. An attractive visitor was
Miss Peggy Whitney, of Kansas City.
| She wore gown of white and pink
The members of the senior class are
Miss Helen Silver, Miss Clara Watson.
Miss Virginia Leach. Miss Dorothy
Hunley. Miss Lucille Kersey, Miss
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Miss Georgia Neese and Miss Mildred
Lusk.
1.-The Suffragist.' a magazine pub
lished in Washington, D. c.. in the in
terests of the enfranchisement of
women, in a recent number, publishes
a picture of Mrs. Lila Day Monroe, of
Topeka, a member of the advisory
counsel of the Congressional Union,
and gives also an account of the trip
Through Topeka.
Maurice Dean gave a dame at the
| Country club Saturday night His
guests were: Freda Hursh, Dorothy
Harrington, Eva Miller, Mary Rodgers,
Sally Hamilton, Frances Hammatt.
| Ruth Switzer. Betty Bonebrake, Bar
bara FARRELL, Marguerite Stewart, Isa-
bel Crawford, Belle Barton, Jane
Bone. Philip Fable, Jack Merriam,
| Chester Bunger Port Major, Harry
Brewer, Abram Hammatt. Charles
mond Coolidge.
| The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday for Miss Carolyn Thomas.
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| The girls of the College Alumnae
| club had a luncheon Saturday at the
Y. w. C. A. At the business meeting
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1 officers: Mrs. Maurice Lock, presf-
dent; Miss Helen Brigham, vice presi-
dent: Miss Lulu McCabe. secretary
| Miss Maud Bishop, treasurer. The re-
firing officers are Miss Annetta Nicoll,
Miss Ethel Grant. Miss Gladys Dough-
| erty. and Miss Irene TroreH.
The club will give a May fete next
| Saturday afternoon for the benefit of
the clubs scholarship fund. A dane
ing exhibition will be given under the
direction of Miss Marguerite Koontz
The program will be as follows:
Three '1 Groups-ia) Lucia Fioersc ils0
lauren BIslsford,, Millicnnt Dillon.
| Peppmyer. (cj Louise Doling, Cath
crime Mullin, Katherine Ray.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins.
S'n0A "'S MISS Katherine Ray. Nfe's'e'
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| Jean Koontz.
Miss Marguerite Koontz.
Forest Spirits .Greig
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| The marriage of Miss Ruby Long
| and Mr.. Louis H. Keightley took place
| Sunday evening at $50 o'clock, at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs F. T. Long. Mr.. Glenn Jones
| sang before the ceremony. The we'd
ding music was played by Mrs James
Boyd. The marriage service was read
| by the Rev. George Geisel, canon OF
Grace cathedral.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Keightley left for Montana, where
| they will make their home.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Edward E. Epps and Mrs. Roy
| Allen, of New York, were guests OF
| Mrs. Chester Woodward last weekend
They have gone to Lawrence to visi
Mrs. A. d. Weaver, and Mrs Allen will
return Wednesday to spend two day.
with Mrs. Woodward. and will ther
go on to wichita to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Evans. of Vale,
Falls, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
T. r. Paxton.
Il Miss Helen Crawford and Mis-.
Marie Porter returned today from
Berkeley, Cal. They were students
this year in the University of Cali.
fOrnia.