The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-06

Miss Louise kiested.
A group of aesthetic dances will be
given. representing the budding of the
seed. The entertainment is novel and
/ beautiful. A poem, describing the eff
feet of the rain, the sun, the wind and
the cloud, in bringing the seed into
bloom, is to be printed and distributed
to the guests. This poem is presented
in pantomime by a series of dances.
Miss Helen Lucas is to be the queen
of the Cloudland, and will give one of
the dances. The other parts of the
poem will be acted by other girls of
especially attractive, and the dances
are lovely. The fete is to begin at
$50 in the evening.
/ The kindergarten and primary de-
partments will give an operetta, The
Visit of the Flowers" Saturday after
poon.- The fairy in the play will be
! Helen Wilson, and two little girls with
/ leading parts will be Mary EliZabeth
/ kibbee and Anna Lee Pickett. There
will be S5 children in the chorus. and
/ they will be dressed to represent the
/ flowers. dandelions. violets, jack-in-
the-pulpit and bachelor buttons. The
| Intern ediate department will have
their closing exercises the same after
I noon.
The seniors will give their play LAS
You Like 1t" al fresco, Saturday eve
ming. Commencement exercises will
be held Monday morning, May %, at
1920 in the college chapel. The bac-
! calaureate sermon will be preached
Sunday morning. May IS, at Grace
cathedral by the president of the
school, Bishop Frank R. Millspaugh.
The fete and the dancing at the
college is to be directed by Miss Flor
ence Lund, the dramatic and physical
training teacher of, the school
The Social Service club will meet
| with Miss Elfie Dean, 1899 Western
avenue. Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. All the members are urged
to come, as important business will be
presented.
The Monday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. Glenn Smith next Monday
afternoon.
1t seems that the shadow pictures
are going to be good again this sea-
son. The warm days are proving this:
for the women are putting on their
light dresses and skimping on the
''pettiskirts'' just as they have been
doing foE the last three summers
Mrs. W. A. Morton will entertain
the Monday Whist club at the meeting
next Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dickie gave a
dinner party at the tea room Friday
night, and afterward they took their
, guests to their home for an evening
at cards. The company included: Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Hall, Mr.. and Mrs G
J A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce
} and Mr.. and Mrs. Dickie.
T. J. r
Mrs. C. M Sawyer of Kansas City
| formerly of Topeka, gave a party fol
: the Topeka Avenue club of this city
5 in which she has retained her mem
: bership since leaving Topeka. The
av-fx frnv
Topeka were: Mrs. G. c. Bowman
: Mrs. A. o. Rosser. Mrs. C. I. Martin
3 Mrs. D. z. Barton, Mrs. W. T. Davis
5 Mrs. f. E. Parr. Mrs. N. B. Burge
Mrs. Luther Coppock. Mrs. E. G. Eos
l ter and Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer.
+ I. +
: Miss Grace Koontz will entertain hel
S luncheon club Wednesday afternoon o
!. next week.
Notes and Personal Mention.
DIR. and Mrs c. A Mcclure hav'
;. left for Pawankee, ILL.,, to visit DR.
> McGuire's people a few days
Judge and Mrs. L. S. Ferry have re
turned from trip to Washington, D
L c.
:. Mr. John Suydam, of Kansas City
Y is in Topeka to visit his sister, Mis-
Margaret Suydam, a student in Wash
burn college.
< Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Trimmer have re
! Geary, Indiana.
Isabelle Smith is in Manhattan Wis
3 iting Mary Elizabeth Purcell
t Mrs Carl Erickson will leave il
two weeks for an extended visit il
Akron and Cleveland, Ohio.
r Mr.. B. F. Clammer has gone to Elk
r celsior Springs for a short time.
D Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Aldrich, of Bur
= Oak, who have been guests this weel
T., of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Drake, wen
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= Sunday. They will return to Topek;
to resume their visit before returning
home.
t w. A. McCarter, D. D. S. ORTHODOX
t fist, 100 Mills Bldg, prevention ant
= correction of irregular teeth only
;. Adv.
S Mrs c. w Kouns has left for Mo
o bile. Ala, called by the illness of he
= mother, who is now in the south.
). Miss Grace Koontz and Miss Mar
!, | guerite Koontz have returned from 81
5 Joseph. Mo. where they visited Mrs
). r. M. Bachelor.
d Miss Marian Garretson is the CUES
of Mrs. L. A. Goodman, of Kansa
City. She attended the New Yor
d Symphony orchestra concerts.
g Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Baker, of WITCH
|. tia Falls, Texas, are expected soon t
e visit Mr.. Bakers sister, Mrs. H. "
a Seery, and Mr.. seery. They will ais
. visit Mr. Bakers father, Mr. c. T
~ Baker of Valencia
a Margaret Dickie has gone to Kansa
r City to visit her grandmother, Mr.:
:, George McDougall.
n Mrs. John Staples, of Rockport, Mo
. is visiting her father, Mr.. L. NJ. Pen
=, we'll
Mrs. Louise Hoover is ill at S
Francis hospital, where she recent
= underwent an operation
T. Mrs. ]. ]. Corbett is recovering fror
: an operation at Christ hospital.
u Mr.. Carl Erickson will return RI
. night from Excelsior Springs.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Clevenger wi
: return tonight from Kansas Cit,
where they have been visiting Mr.,
y Robert Buckles, and attending tn
l. Sunday meetings.
a Mrs. David Clark and Mrs. Fran
w. Harrison will entertain Mrs. Rut
L lodges bible class Monday afternoo
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