The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-03

Invitations hive been received in
Topeka for tn marriage of Miss Anna
Lucille Lynch and Mr.. Luther Allen
Beck of Dayton, Ohio
Miss Lynch is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Frank n. Lynch, now of
Dayton and formerly of Topeka. Some
years ago DR.. Lynch was pastor Of
the First Methodist church in Topeka,
cial favorites during their residence
here. The eldest daughter of the
family was married year or two
ego. The Lynch family lived in Rock
for, Ill, for some time, and are now
making their home lin Dayton.
The marriage will take place Mon
day, April II. at sunset, at 1875 jack
son avenue in Dayton, Ohio.
The Beta sorority of Washburn col
lese is making preparations for its
annual spring dancing party. which
will be held at Kellam hall Friday
evening, April IA.
! The formal parties of the sororities
and fraternities of Washburn are
among the affairs of prime import
ance in the social life of the students
and their friends.
A party will be given tonight at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Snyder, 1901 Fillmore street, compli
mentary to Mrs. Paul Mendelsen, who,
with Mr.. Mendelsen, will leave Tues
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residence in that city. The party will
be in farewell to Mrs Mendelsen, and
will be given by her pupils in voice
The Mendelsens came to Topeka in
the early autumn last year from New
! 7 ork, when Mr.. Mendelsen accepted Il
business offer in this city Some of
her students hope to go to New York
to study with her later
/ In New York Mrs. Mendelsen is
known by her stage name, Margaret
Zelda. She has studied in Berlin and
! Frankfort on Main, Germany, and she
was a member of a large German op-
era company. She appeared with Ca
( russo when he was singing in Berlin at
! the beginning of his career. Her studio
/ in New York is at the Blenheim, in
( Broadway.
The list of those who have been
studying with her this season in
| George c. Thompson, Mrs. E. G.
Hughes, Mrs John K. Rankin, Mrs
Charles Wolff. Jr., Mrs. Harry Pribble,
Mrs. w. A. Bulls, Mrs. A. S. Amber,
Mrs. B. H. Pugh, Mrs. E. C. Lashbrook,
/ Mrs. E. D. Clithero, Miss Sara Kouns,
/ Miss nellie Kouns, Miss Fe Waters,
Miss Leah Roark, Miss Gladys Badger,
/ Mr.. Glenwood Jones, Mr. George G.
Thompson, Mr.. Paul Pugh and Mr.
Bernard McNown.
| Miss Dorothy Sproat spent a few
days last week in Wichita visiting Miss
Beatrice Dimond and Miss Eva Di-
mond The Dimond girls have visited
in this city and attended some of the
dances given by the young set. The
i following is from a Wichita paper:
Miss Dorothy Sproat, an attractive
Young girl of Topeka, who will be the
quest over the week end of Misses
Beatrice and Eva Dimond, will oc-
kcuDy the place of honor at a lunch
/ con to be given Saturday by Miss Mil
T lie Margaret Carey of Roosevelt ave
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meet the visitor: MISS Dorothy Sproat.
Helen Dimond, Eva Jacks, Beatrice
Dimond, Pauline Naftzger, Henrietta
Allen, Josephine Brooks, Eva Dimond,
Katherine Grant, Lucille Criswell, Con
stance Carey, Mile Margaret Carey.
| This afternoon Miss Pauline Naftz-
ger entertained few of the young
err girls at a bridge tea, complimentary
to Miss sproat e.
Mr. Adrian Parr, who is in Law
renee this year. has been elected to
membership in the Forty club. stu
dent dancing organization
The N n. S. club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. George Whit
eker, 1921 Clay street.
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At length the state chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton have decided upon a flag for the
! commonwealth Oh EdISdS lie CIlolC0
was made at the annual convention
( in Wichita last week. After studying
] many designs, the one submitted by
Miss Elizabeth Northup of Lawrence
was selected and the prize awarded to
Miss Northup. In this design broad
red, white and blue stripes divide the
flag equally. The field, occupied by
stars in the national flag. has on the
/ background the state seal surrounded
! by sunf1ower petals. -
| At the coming session of the legis-