The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-08

Miss Marie DAVIS, OF 81 LOUIS, MO.'
district grand president of the Kappa
AInba Theta. sorority, is receiving
good deal of attention in social way
in IVashburn college circles. She ar
rived Friday to make an official WISH
to the local chapter of Kappa Alpha
Theta.
A luncheon was given today in hon
or of Miss Davis by the ri Alumuae
chapter of the sorority The dining
table was decorated with daftodils and
yellow candles Covers were pliceu
for the guest of honor and members
OF the alumnae chapter, including:
Miss Davis, Mrs. w = l'''Vep, Mfs
Frank Thompson, Mrs. George Whit
comb, Mrs. Guilford Dudiey, MIS- Yrs.
Warrick Updegraff, Mrs. waiter
welding, Mrs. S. S. Estey, Mrs. JACK
Campbell Miss Julia Larimer, MISS
Mary Parkinson, Miss Louise McNeal'
Miss Marjorie Thompson, Miss Marian
THOMPSON, Miss Mary Van Nechten'
Miss Helen Estey, Miss lisa Del -'iliis'
Miss Madeline Whitney.
Miss Davis will remain in topeka
until TUESDAY. Monuay evening q
abroad will be given for her at the
Theta bouss, and tonight she VIII De
4 guest at the Washhurn play
Late this afternoon the girls OF the
active chapter will give twilight tea
for Miss Davis, between the hours or
chapter house will be decorated with
dnffodils. The guests will be the
women of the faculty, the wives Il the
faculty men, and the members OF the
! alumnae chapter
Mrs. Ira Howe will entertain the
Monday Bridge club at her apart
ments in the Scott next Monday.
The Retas Girls of Washburn college
will give their annual spring informal
Friday of next week. The arrange
nents for the party are in charge of
. Miss Juliete Brown and Miss Mary
Weightman-
Phe Varsity club will give a dance
< Friday night, April 2S, at kellann nail
: , Z
One of the pretty spring suits this
Z season is worn by Mrs. George Staeb-
{ Ter 1t is of dark green, worn with
waist which combines blue and the
green of the suit With it she wears
! smart French hat of green straw.
! Federation day this week brought
I out a good many pretty clothes. Mrs.
Charles Dillon wore an attractive
gown in gray. The material was soft
s silk, with full draped skirt, and the
bodice combined chiffon and net with
r silk. In the front and back OF the
bodice were yelled insets of apricot
SILK.
At Grace cathedral Sunday after
( noon there will be presented the
= 4 o'clock. A varied program of the
s highest order has been arranged
from noted composers. The anthems
selected are considered to be represen-
tative Of the composers works, and
are attractive in composition and tune.
The program:
Seek Ye the Lord Marley Roberts
The Sun Is Sinking Fast. Andrews
o Brightness of the Immortal Fa-
theirs Face Andrews
Ring All Glorious ......... Barnby
Il Was Glad When They Said Unto
Me 49,: -------- 'CoWdrey
Art TT Thou , Weary? IN; =. NJ: IN. Norris
Thompson, Miss Badger, Mrs. r. j.
Shoemaker, Mr.. Glenwood Jones and
8 Mr.. Herman Springer.
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The Social Service club of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Miss Elfie Dean, 1899 Western avenue,
Monday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. Arthur Capper, who will give
a reception Monday night, for the
women of the Kansas Federation Of
Women's Clubs, asks that all the mem
bers of the social department of the
Topeka Federation of Women, assist
1t is planned to have two receiving
E lines at the reception. Governor and
Mrs. Arthur Capper will head the line
in the large reception room. Mrs. w.
z A. Johnston of Topeka, chairman of
the social committee of the Topeka
Federation. will present the guests. In
the line with the Governor and Mrs.
& Capper will be the officers of the state
federation. and the guests of honor
4 The second line will be headed by Mrs.
A. Marburg. acting president Of the
Topeka Federation. Mrs. d. w. Null
4 vane, vice chairman of the social COM
nlittee, will present the callers. Stand
Ing in that line will be the heads of
committees on Arrangements, includ-
ing: Mrs. H. o. Garvey, Mrs. W. A.
McCarter: Mrs. c. ], Wilson, Mrs. s. $.
Estey. Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. S. 3.
Beggs, Mrs F. w. Watson, Mrs. Katil-
erine Hand. Mrs. O.. L. Moore, Mrs. n.
N Rhodes. Mrs. G B. Van Horn. Mrs.
A. NJ. Thoroman, Mrs. r. G. Foster
and Miss Carolyn Thomas.
Previous to the luncheon on We'd
= nesday, the Commercial club and the
Rotary club will give an automobile
ride for the club women. The COM
Z pany will meet at Memorial hall at a
4 quarter before twelve o'clock. and a
4 committee of Topeka women will as
sist in seeing that the guests have
seats in, the automobiles. After ride
to a number of points of interest about
the city, the cars will take the wom-
= en- to Washburn college.
The luncheon is being given by
y Washburn college and by the Topeka
4 itlng women. and will be served at /
o'clock. The members of the luncheon
! committee are Mrs a. NJ. Thoroman
Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs Frank Camp
= bell and Mrs Robert Stone. Arrange
ments have also been made for meals
to be served at some of the churches