The Topeka state journal., 1916-04-15
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There is nothing so fashionable as
IN invasion of Topeka by good look
ing women. 1t has been the style all
week, and was continued today, when
a group of attractive co-eds from
Lawrence came in on a morning train
to spend the day as the guests of Miss
Lillian Martin. herself Kansas Uni
versity student The visitors are Miss
Martins sorority sisters, of the Kappa
Sigmas.
5 A luncheon was given for them at 1
oicloc< at the Topeka club by MISS
Martins mother Mrs. c. l. Martin'
and afterward the guests were enter
tained at a theatre party.
The table decorations for the lunch-
con followed out the modish design
in black and white, now so Inuch III
vogue in the cities. In the cehter ol
the table were cut glass candelaDra,
set with black and white candles, COW
cred with black and white shades. AT
the ends of the table were bowls OF
ionouils and water lilies, and percheu
on the edge of the vases were crows
and white birds and butterflies. AT
the corners of the table were black
randlesticks. set with black and white
candles, and covered with plack ana
white shades. The place cards were
done in water lilies.
Covers we're placed for: Miss Lois
Hunt of Conway Springs, Miss Helen
Webb of LeneXa. Miss Ruth Dykes OF
Lawrence, Miss Ruth Kelley of lnde-
pendence, Mo, Miss Clair thurman OF
Columbus. Miss Josephine Lam born OF
Burlington Miss Marie Bastgen or ST
Joseph, Mo, Miss Bonnie Lingenfelter
of Fredonia. Miss Ethel Scott OF Col
umbus. Miss Floss-Irene Lucas OF
TsheroI5ee Miss Edith Banks of 1nde-
13endence. Miss LORNA Pomroy OF
Pawnee. Okla, Miss Arnstima Cissma
of Kansas City. Miss Nora Kitchens
OF Burlington. Miss Margaret Young
of Fredonia Miss Gladys Drake of
Fort Scott, Miss Corinne Lesh of Ark
ansas City, Miss Dorothy Deily OF lola,
Miss Frances Skinner of Columbus,
Miss Kate Thomen, Miss Lillian Mar
tin. Miss Bertha Hempstead, General
and Mrs. c. I. Martin. Mrs. Jessie Wit
ter house mother of the sorority.
Miss Mary Weightman and Miss Ju-
iette Brown, two of the popular beld
girls at Washburn, were in charge Oh
the annual spring party gwen py tne
sorority Friday night at Kellam nall
The affair was a dancing party. Tne
hall was decorated elaborately. In the
center of the ball room was a per-
gola, with white posts at each cor
ner The frame was hung with vines,
and topping each post were large
bowls of pink flowers. The balcony
was yelled in vines, and adorned with
lars of flowers. In the windows were
were cages of singing birds. The tables
in the supper room were decorated
with baskets of flowers.
The faVors were toy balloons, fans
in the shape of ROSTERS and black
cats. hats of various nationalities and
flags.
The grand march was led by Miss
Miriam Ring, president of the sorority,
and Mr.. Millard Troxell. Miss Ring
wore blue striped plaid. made with
short waist and draped skirt Miss
Nina Nicholas wore a ruffled net
gown with girdle of pink silk. and in
sets of pink in the skirt and bodice
Miss Helen Neese wore white organd1e
with ruffled skirt, and a touch of blue
in the trimming. Miss Helen Rein
back wore yellow taffeta. Miss Eula
Flemming was gowned in blue SILK
Miss Dorothy Welch wore peach col
ored taffeta Miss Winifred Greene
was gowned in pink taffeta and
Georgette crepe. Miss Ella Waldron
wore a ruffled white organdie. Miss
Maud McVey wore a gown or blue SILK.
Miss Esther Lauterbach, was gowned
in white, draped in two shades of
chiffon. one pink and the other blue
Miss Helen Lucas dress was of pink
silk with blue tulle and chiffon
elUerdress. Miss Pauline McVey's dress
was of pink taffeta with short bodice
OF silver net.
THE chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Weightman, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
and Mrs. Albert Neese. Those who
danced We're:
= Miss Albaugh Miss Brown, Miss
Elizabeth Culver. Miss Grace Dana,
Miss Winifred Greene, Miss Alice
Hughes. Miss Maude McVey, Miss
Helen Neese. Miss Audrie Myers, Miss
Ring Miss Beatrice Rush, Miss Ella
vyaldron, Miss Weightman. Miss Gwen
Sbakeshaft. Miss Edith Troxell, Miss
Sierra Beggs. Miss Laurene Crary,
Miss Dorothy Harrintcn, Miss Esther
Isauterbach. Miss Larrick, Miss Wini-
fred Burch, Miss Anneta Nicol, Miss
Croft. Miss Corinne fsipley, Miss Ruth
Graham, Miss Bertha Kitchell, Miss
Marian Dana. Miss Charlotte West,
Miss Georgia Neese. Miss Juliet
Hughes. Miss Edith Switzer, Miss Faye
Bonjour. Miss Frances Myers, Miss
PAnsy Benton, Miss Ruth Tomlinson,
Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss Nina Mich
o1as, Miss Eloise Sargent. Miss Sabra
Eppler, Miss Pauline McVey, Miss
Dorothy WEIGH, Miss Eula Fleming,
Miss Antoinette West. Miss Lois Muir
ply. Miss Ruth Foster Miss Gelene
Bates. Mr.. Glen Conkling, Mr.. Tracy
Eeedom, Mr.. Wellington Culver, Mr..
Ed. Menninger. Mr.. Donald Welty. Mr.
Murray Davis. Mr.. Russell Swiler, Mr..
Hugh Nichols, Mr.. Sterling Shaw, Mr..
Millard Troxell Mr.. Milton Gugler
Mr.. Frank Peers, Mr.. William Tomlin-
son. Mr.. Brain Muirhead, Mr.. Crosby
Deacon, Mr.. Howard Cox, Mr.. Joe
Haynes. Mr.. James Low, Mr.. Arthur
Shakeshaft. Mr.. Wendell Switzer, Mr.
Kenneth kerans. Mr.. Churchill Sar-
gent. Mr. Frank Ripley, Mr.. Wood
ward Smith, Mr. Kelsey Petro, Mr.
Morris lie CroiX, Mr.. Paul Pugh, Mr.