The Topeka state journal., 1916-10-21

Asking Day Tor the SOFoTltleS III
WaShburn college.
Topeka Avenue club meeting with
Mrs. y Il. Burge-
The Tivoli club gave its first dance
of the season Friday night at Kellam
hall Those who danced were: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Snattinger, Miss Mary Pax
ton. Miss Ethel Chase, Miss Anne
Weightman. Miss Marguerite Thrapp,
Miss Morah Gatchell, Miss Alice
Hughes, Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Maude
McVey. Miss Ernestine Klein, Miss
Jessie Burnett. Miss Hazel Boast, Miss
Dorothy Nichol, Miss Marian Williams,
Miss Helen Whitted. Miss Marguerite
Dolan. Mss May Petro, Miss Gladys
Neil. Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Leona
Curtis Miss Georgia Neese. Miss Nan
ME Zahner. Miss Altha Watson. Miss
Antoinette West. Miss Alice Lyman,
West Miss Helen Neese, Miss Erma
Larrick. Miss Pauline McNey. Miss
Katheryn Middaugh, Miss Marjorie
Blank. Miss Dorothy Coe, Miss Isabel
Stewart. Miss Doris Rosser, Mr.. Elwin
Olander Mr.. Dick Barton. Mr.. John
Porter MIR. Randolph Adams, Mr..
Leonard Kline. Mr.. Stanley Copeland,
Mr.. Cecil Meredith, Mr.. Jean Wilt
pigue Mr.. Willis Garvey, Mr.. Charles
Mckee Mr.. Robert Biene, Mr.. Hugh
Nichols. Mr.. Frank Hetherington, Mr.
George Roark, Mr.. Roger Savage. Mr..
Ted Laserstrom. Mr.. Kenneth Ogilvie,
Mr.. Erich Sharp. Mr.. Wendell Swift
ger. Mr.. Willard Bowman. Mr.. Frank
Longnecker. Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr..
Charles Kouns, Mr.. William McChn-
took. Mr.. Joe Hull. Mr.. John Bauer
lein. Mr.. Don Taliaferro. Mr.. George
Gross. Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr.. John
Elliott. Mr.. Paul Mowers, Mr.. Jake
Mertz Mr.. Ward Keller, Mr.. Karl
Zeigler. MIR Victor Blakely. Mr.. Merle
Segar. Mr.. Merrill Rutter, Mr.. James
Brier. Mr.. Larry Huey and Mr.. Frank
Fable.
Patronesses have been chosen for
the Alpha Phi sorority. They are Mrs.
p. p. Womer. the wife of the presi-
dent of the college, Miss Daisy Neil,
Miss Lu Grace Whitmer and Miss
Anne Sweet. Miss Neil, Miss Whitmer
and Miss Sweet were charter mem bers
of the Beta chapter at Washburn.
which was superseded by the chapter
Alpha Phi national sorority.
Miss Elizabeth Powell, who is a stu
dent in Baker university, is spending
the weekend with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Powell, and is giving a
house party for a group of Baker uni
versity students. Miss Powell and her
guests will attend the Washburn-
Baker football game. The guests are:
Miss Elizabeth Boon, Miss Helen
Webb. Miss Kitty Todd, Miss Faith
Young. Mr.. Harold Grove, Mr. Lewis
Lisherness, Mr.. Kenneth Jaggard Mr..
Harlan Stewart and Mr.. Stephen Boon.
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The Alpha Phi girls OF Washburn
college will give a dinner party to-
night at the National hotel for the
rushees. About fifty guests are asked
They will be seated at quartette tables
which will be decorated for the occa-
SION. Miss Mary Weightman is the
president of the sorority.
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The Ladies' Music club will; give its
annual complimentary concert Wed
nesday afternoon, October % at the
FIRST Baptist church. at 8 o'clock. The
program will be furnished by Miss
<aazele LaDesca Loveland, who was
Formerly a member of the club Miss
LoVeland is stopping in Topeka on her
way from Portland, Oregon. to her
new home in Indianapolis Ind.
me numbers of the program will
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Mllisande in the Woods ia III T, ia ,i ne
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IIow's NV Carpenter
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summertime 80. : :: rd-stephens
Miss Teresita Brooks gave an IN
FORMAL party Friday night for abort
dozen of the girls of the CoIIeee ~
tne sisters of Bethany, at her homo
al6 Lane street iioiiie'
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Mr.. Herman Springer of t<.,s,.
city viii present his pupil. Mis- NJ
Sutrite Gohlke, IN her debut recital
Ti'oaE evening. November IT. at the
Flrst Presbyterian church. Her a.
companimerts will be PLAYED bI, NJ
Myrtle Radcliffe. MISS
MISS Goh'ke will probably give the
same program at a song recital ~,
kansas City previous to her annear-
ance In Topeka. She is soprano, soIo-
ist of the First Presbyterian chnrcb
quartet. - u
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe gave a punils'
recital Friday night at her home
Those who played were Nadine Buck
Corinne Smith. Lucille, Smith. Mrs w
F. Hunter. Myrtle Gohlke. Hourhtor
Buck. Eugene Iserman and Marion
Ise-man- Ralph Holland assisted. Civ
ing some vocal numbers
The Kansas state association OF
graduate nurses is having a conven-
ton in Topeka, and the Topeka asso-