The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17

Miss Ruth Buchanan The bride at
tended K u, and was member of
the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mr..
Crh1aub was a K L. man and MEM
Der of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.
The pretty little debutantes. who
Just yesterday were school girls. are
beginning to step out, and the first
thing We know they will all be settled
in homes of their own, or more likely.
pI etending to keep house in some cum
ming little box of a flat. For instance,
there is the pretty little butterfly, who
was finished" last year at a fashion
able school over in Missouri, where
no horrid male person is allowed to
intrude. She came back home and
inserts a dart right in the heart of a
military boy Over on Harrison street
is lovely girl who graduated from
a large school for girls in Massachu-
setts- She is supposed to be attached
to western chap who is some day
going to be a doctor A few doors
away from this young woman is a
girl out of high school who went east
for study in the late winter. She lett
a disconsolate swain behind her, VINO
has perked up no end since she came
back And so it goes But 0srs IN
ally we cling to the opinion that these
gicdy young things are wiser than
they pretend to be, and will be likely
to stave off the bonds of matrim my
for a few years until they have had
their fling and looked over the field
of conquest little more searchingly.
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Mr.. F'lavious Burkett entertained
the following guests at dancing Friday
night: Miss Grace Davis, Miss Lucille
Smith, Miss Annie Laurie Close, Miss
Frances Dolan, Miss Ruth SwitZer,
Miss Marguerite Stewart, Mr.. Maurice
Dean. Mr. Henry Mann, Mr.. keene
Saxon. Mr.. Fay Bennett and Mr.. YER
non Blair
A little luncheon party was given
Friday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Waugh for a few of her friends
Those who sat at the table were Miss
Dorothy Crane, Miss Elizabeth Edison,
Miss Elizabeth F'yffe and Miss Helen
Griffin Miss Crane. Miss Edison and
Miss F'yffe graduated this year from
the Washburn academy
Miss Waugh is in Berkeley, Cal,
where she will attend school, and she
sent a check and the place cards for
the party, which was given at Miss
Cranes home.
Mrs. John Hamilton of Chicago, who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard N. Hall, was guest of honor at
a dinner-dancing party which her pa
rents gave Friday night at the Coun-
try club.
Miss Ida E. Tinker gave her third
piano recital for the season Friday
evening at her studio on Fillmore
street The program was as follows:
Lotus Mazurka " Spindler
Miss Dorothy Sands
~ Miss Geraldine Gregg. '0N4''
4'9 Miss Dorothy Perine. 1H'
- Ms. Esther steinkamp: mems
Chanson de Marguerite. .Tudovic
Miss Alice Noll.
Miss Dorothy sutherin
- Miss Ruth Pefine. D''-
Minuetto, B. Minor. Schubert
Miss Eleanor johnson.
Mr. George Allen.
In Twilight ..........-..... Guy
Miss Corneiia steinkamp.
- Miss Edna Noii. i-'-l'
The Troubadour ..-.... Reinecke
Miss Louise Griest
Mr.. Maurice Maddox.
Impromptu in A flat Schubert
YaIse, OPP 20. No. 1-.....C Chopin
Miss Eva McClaskey
Song Without Words -Mendelssohn
Miss Margaret McNerney.
Minuet Antique. $500 -PaderewsH
Miss Ethel Johnson.
Miss blanche Battershiil -''
ii'ania ant Wiss Rntb Logan ,;i;-''-'-''-
Mazurka -..-.........-.-. Leschetizky
Miss Dorothy Lundgren.
March of the Dwarfs. .Grieg
PoIonaise G. sharp Minor. Chopin
Miss Naomi johnson.
| Miss Cornelia steinkamp
Miss Ruth Logan.