The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-13

Miss Florence Lund. the popular
teacher of dramatic art at Bethany
college, who will have charge of the
Bethany May fete in commencement
week
Lund- The pageant is called The
Budding of the Seed" and the dances
will present in motion the sentiment
of poem that will be printed and dis
tributed to the people in the audience
The story of the effect of cloud, rain,
beautifully given in verse, and acted
in dance Miss Florence Carman will
play the piano for the dances.
The cast of character will be-
The seed-Miss Constance Adamson-
The Princess of C1oudland-Miss
Helen Lucas
C1ouds-Miss Ida Layton. Miss
Maud Webb. Miss Neva Rehberg. Miss
Ollie Rehherg. Miss Louise Kiersted,
Miss Jessie Burnett. Miss Harriet Hill.
Miss Marjorie Baxter. Miss Evelyn
White.
zephers-Miss Helen silver. Miss
Marjorie Barnett, Miss Hilna Nichols
Miss Mildred McGrath. Miss Dakota
DrescheI, Miss Alice Taylor. Miss
Dorothy Smith. Miss Dorothy Huniey,
Miss Dorothy HiIe Miss Frances,
HackbusI1. Miss Helen Erskine Miss
>.
Miss Mernie TurreH
Raindrops-Margot Dillon, Mar
garet Kaye, Helen Wilson. Mildred
Shanahan. Mary Elizabeth Kibbee,
Esther Dibble, Anne Lee Pickett, Mu-
rieI MeCIery.
The Sun-Miss Clara Watson
Sunbeam-Miss Anne Weigntman.
Miss Doris Rosser. Miss Mildred Lusk,
Miss Hester Johnson. Miss katheryn
Alexander. Miss Lucille Campbell. Miss
Esther Paxton, Miss Marguerite Lock
name Miss Marjorie Anderson. Miss
Nora. Hardesty. Miss MurieI March,
Miss Terrista Brooks, Miss Madse
Brewster, Miss Georgia Neese.
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Mrs Dan Dillon Easement, of Man
haitian. will come to Topeka Tuesday
to attend the lawn party to be
o'clock in honor of Mrs Harriet Stan
ton BIatch- The party is to be given
by Mrs c. NJ Turner, local chairman
of the Congressional union. and it will
be held at the Wintrode. Mrs B1atch's
new home Mrs Easement is the state
Blatch is one of the national vice
presidents
Miss Marian Williams gave a lunch
con today at the home of her cousin.
Miss Barbara FARRELL. for Miss Lucille
Robinson, Miss Gladys Newton and
Miss Pauline James of Kansas City,
who are spending the weekend with
Miss FARRELL and Miss Williams
Covers were laid for. Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Elizabeth Hopkins. Miss
Joanna GIeed. Miss Irene Miller, Miss
Mary Paxton, Miss Carroll ThraH,
Miss Isabelle Stewart. Miss Harriet
Hill, Miss Antoinette Clark. Miss
Georgia Neese, Miss Helen Gresser,
Miss Doris Rosser. Miss Ann Weight
man. Miss Elizabeth Edison. Miss
Jessie Burnett, Miss Dorothy Sproat,
Miss FARRELL and Miss Williams
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Miss Dorothy Crane will have as
weekend guests Miss Muriel Strong
and Miss Bernice Rankin of Law
renee She entertained the following
friends at luncheon today in their
honor. Miss Mary Burnett. Miss
Elizabeth Fyfe, Miss Ruth Thomp-
son. Miss Katherine Do1an and Miss
Mildred Quinton-
-Rebekah" q charming sacred idyI
by Sir Joseph Barnby will be sung at
the vesper service on Sunday after
noon at O'Clock at Grace cathedral
The story Of the betrothaI of Isaac
and Rebekah will always be of endur-
ing interest. and in no place has Il
been more beautifully portrayed than
in this cantata- 1t is true II has been
idealized but the ideaIiza ton Is ex-
ceediEgIy attractive Miss Nell Kouns