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

fete-
wouldn't please play softly This Is
the End of a Perfect Day" The mu-
sic was played, and our hero sat back
in utter contentment, with a look of
fneffable peace on his features.
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The demand of entertainers this
season is all for something new. No
more garden parties just because 1t
is spring and the old, conventional
way of setting up a few vases of roses
and fern will not do at all. Friday
night the girls of the Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority of Washburn gave a
party that for newness left everything
else attempted this year in the shade
Theirs was a Spanish party. and was
given at Kellam's. hall that lends
itself well to various decorative effects.
The dance hall represented an an
cient patio copied from the old Moor
ish designs, with its deep strain OF
Orientaism- On all sides of the patio
was a wide esplanade, with hedes OF
roses and fragrant herbs. In front
of the patio was stage set with
flowers and a fountain Gilded col
umns surrounded the portico. and ar
cades led out from the espIanade- An
archWay opened to the Court of the
Lions, which was screened by lattice
work and lighted by candles. There
were growing plants and aIabaster ba-
sins in the supper room Little Span
ish flags Hoated from the cakes and
ices The color scheme was red, yell
low and black. The music was OF
Spanish airs for the Spanish dances
and pantomime, and was furnished by
Mr.. Carlton Wood and his orchestra
A Spanish pantoUfme. the Rose Of
AIhambra. was given by Miss Mil
dred Coughlin, Miss Margaret Whitti-
more. Miss Florence Fair, Miss Elsie
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BeuIah Hall They were dressed as
Spanish princesses- The features Of
the play were heraIded by Miss Mil
bred Owen Miss Owen also danced a
bull fight dance. and Miss Frances
Morrow gave a bear dance The girls
who served during the evening were:
Miss Nita Mott Miss Helen Scott, Miss
Lillian Boone, Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss
Freda Marsh, Miss Edith Porseit and
Miss Helen Mowrer- a group of high
school girls, who were dressed in
Spanish costume
The guests and the hostesses were
Dean and Mrs D. L McEachron. Mrs
L. H Van Laer. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Searle, Miss Clara KiIbourne, Miss
Hermione Van Laer, Miss Ruth King
man. Mr. and Mrs George PIatt, Miss
Allison Shaver. Miss Mary Helen Shir-
er. Miss Lucille Chandler, Miss Marga-
ret Owen. Miss Margaret Webb, Miss
Nara Jones, Miss Helen Watts Miss
Errna Erickson, Miss Myrtle KestIer
Miss Martha Whittemore Miss Avis
Clayton, Miss Hazel Jones. Miss An
toinette Dean. Miss Mildred Coughlin,
Miss Emma Crabb, Miss Inez Cornell.
Miss Ruby Scott. Miss Mary TaIbert
Miss Bess Cuddy. Miss Theo Cobb.
Miss Mildred Wilson, Miss Marian
Lerrigo. Miss Marian Bussey. Miss
Beaulah Hall. Miss Dorothy Foster,
Miss Margaret Whittemore Miss Flor
ence Fair. Miss Marjorie Roby, Miss
Elsie SavII1e. Miss Flora Harrington.
Miss Minda Mckee. Mr. Thomas EN-
cry Lee. Mt. Frank Peers. Mr.. Harlow
Price. Mr. William Stein, Mr. Marshall
Sanders, Mr.. Bryant Drake, Mr. John
Newlin, Mr.. James McCosh, Mr. Ros-
coe Graves MIR. William Guild, Mr.
Clifford Hope, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr.
George Barrett, Mr.. Arthur Shake
shaft. Mr. Sam Heller, Mr. Clifford
Olander, Mr. Keen kearns, Mr. War
rem Young Mr.. John Warner Mr.
Martin Potter. Mr. Harry weIty, Mr..
Ralph Laybourue, Mr.. ScovilIe David
son, Mr. Arthur Owen, Mr. Frank Rip
ley Mr. Carl Miller. Mr. Ward Smith
Mr. Vincent Kearn. Mr.. Harry Cham
peny. Mr. Duanne Van Horn, Mr.. Err
nest TruH.
Mrs George NJ Wood of Decatur,
Mrs William Macferran, has left for
her horne She stopped in Topeka on
her return east, after spending q year
in California
Mrs c. r. Stewart and Mrs. E p
Calm of Rockford, Ill, are visiting
Mrs Arch CatIin-
Mrs I. Nicholson of Lawrence is the
guest or Mrs. Alfred Frost.
Mrs Frank Organ is recovering
from an operation which she under
in Rochester. Mimi
Mrs Albert Eordeu OF klamath,
Ore, will leave soon for her home &C
cor7psnied by her sister, Mrs John
Sargent, Sr.
Mrs Herbert Holt will go to Kansas
City TO-DAY, after visit to DR.. and
Mrs W. F. Bowen, and she will visit
Mrs c. A BlakesIey.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Treleavan have
left for a trip to St Louis. Chicago
and P1ttsburg-
Mrs J. b wheIan, Mrs. r e Nc
PhiIIamey. Mrs. J. R. Moore and Mrs
E L Davis are spending the weekend
at Lakeview.
The woman-s Foreign Missionary
society OF the Walnut Grove church
will hold their annual thankoffering
service Sunday evening. May H. The
Rev H E Wark, former pastor of
the church will give a missionary ad-
dress Everyone interested is invited
to attend
Invitations are out for q musicale
which will be given by the girls of the
Sigma Alpha Iota sorority Saturday,
May 90. at Unity church, at 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon The guests viii be
members of the music clubs of To-
peka and some other friends.
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Bethany college will present its stu
dents in the annual May fete May
26, at $40 o'clock in the afternoon
under the direction of Miss Florence
Lund, the dramatic teacher of the COL
Iege. Miss Irene Toliver, of Abilene
is to be the May queen
Her maids Of honor are: Miss Eve
lyn White, Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss
Harriet Hill. of Topeka. Miss Ida Lay
ton. Miss Maud Webb, Miss Neva Reh-
berg Miss Ollie Rehberg. Miss Louise
Kiersteads Miss Marjorie Baxter, who