The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-05


PIC gram is as follows:
Miss Cav.
The Morning Wind; In the Dark of the
Penelope at the Loom .............Bu rch
Miss Ramsey. ,
Staccato Polka ..-..:...... 800. Mulder
The Pipers Pay, a one-act comedy.
Mrs. Periwai Dover Miss Esther Graham
Evelyn Evans -MN,i,s Mss Li Ali n, Evans
Mary Clark .....,.Miss Frances Hamper:
Freda ...............:. Miss Edith stark
Katie ..-......:: MISS Florence ho"les
The alumni banquet will be held at
6:15 at the Pelletier tea room. This
IS the second banquet to be given
down town. and preparations are be
ing made for $50 guests. Miss Daisy
Neil and Mrs. Glen Logan are in
charge Of the arran 5emcnts. The dec
orations will be flowers and flags, and
the banquet is to be speakerless
dinner.
FOLLOWING the dinner. the guests
will go in automobiles to the college
to attend a fine arts faculty concert
at the chapel
The walk will follow the concert
Immediately. The idea of having the
college walk was brought from the
Michigan university, where it is an
established custom, by Miss Charlotte
Leavitt, an alumna of that school. and
it has proven one of the most popular
affairs in commencement week.
During the afternoon a bird masque
will be given, and the new bird foun-
tain will be dedicated.
The alumni club announcements
sent out numbered about a thousand
They were attractive and artistic, and
were designed by Mr.. Cady Hodge. a
member of the association. They were
put out with a view to the spirit of
the time, under the slogan, your
day and my day-alumni day"
The retiring officers of the alumni
club are: Mr.. David Neiswancer,
president; Mr.. I:nri zumwalt. vice
president, and Miss Ruth Grandon,
secretary-treasurer. Any information
regarding the banquet may be had
from Miss Grandon, 1915 Fillmore
street
A reception will be held at the pres
ident's house at 4 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. All campus visitors, stu
dents alumni. faculty members and
friends OF the school will be well
coined at the party. 1t is to be quite
| informal.
Doctor Womer has asked the trus-
tees to have luncheon with him
Wednesday noon.
The commencement exercises will
be held Thursday morning at 1890
o'clock
Miss Marian Moore gave a luncheon
today at the Topeka club, assisted by
/ her mother, Mrs. Charles Moore The
decorate ms were in the national colors.
/ The Moore family will leave soon to
! lNe In Salina- The guests at the
/ luncheon were Misses:
Annie Laurie Close Lucille Smith
/ Alice MorehOuse Lucille Hevm
sara Hazel Slaughter Frances Dolan
IllHaDeth furdy Jessie Elliott
Barbara farrell Ethel Caster
Doris Thompson Moore
X
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bates gave a
dinner party Monday night for Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Fox, who will leave
soon to make their home in New York.
and for Mrs. Foxs mother Mrs. L. A.
] Bigger. Covers were placed for:
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. DIR. and Mrs. D. NJ
! Ripley Fisk
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Mr. and Mrs. George
Evarts Mccoy
Mr.. William NJ. BatesMr. and Mrs. Bates
| Mrs. Bigger Mr. and Mrs Fox
x X X
The marriage of Miss Ethel Stewart
and Mr.. Leroy Mcleod. both of Val
ley Falls. will take place this evening
at O'Clock, at the brides home Miss
Stewart graduated this year from the