The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-13

noon under the direction of Miss
Maude Butler, musical director of the
theater No admission will be charged
but an offering will be taken and the
entire amount given to the Red cross.
Miss Ruth Wright, manager CT the
the1ter, will give the use of the hall,
Mr.. Leslie Guild will furnish the
piano without charge, Mrs. ]. e. Lord
viii; donate the decorations and the
musicians will render their services
without cost
An entertaining program has been
arranged by Miss Butler. Those TAX
ing part will be Ray Halls orchestra;
Miss Marguerite Gohlke. who will give
vocal numbers; Miss Maude Butler,
who will play several selections on the
piano; Miss Mary Sands, harpist; Mr..
Tom Powell, who will sing several
Scotch numbers; Miss Genevieve
Schuler; Mr.. Truman Lord, pianist:
Miss Agnes Hannigan, who will read
several selections; Mr. Clifford Lor-
tee, vocalist Mr.. F Sanders, Miss
Butler and Mr.. E. A. Popenoe, who
will give several numbers on the vio-
lin, the piano and the cello; Doctor
Swearingen and Mr.. Guy Snyder, who
will render a cornet duet.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who, with her husband lives in
small apartment and takes her meals
out. who had fashionable quest come
to visit her not long ago. This woman
didn't have room IN her apartment for
her company but put her up at hotel.
In order to be sure to do the right
thing and fearing that the meals at the
hotel were not as good as at some
other places in town, she took her
guest to the best place she knew of to
eat, having ordered an elaborate din
ner before her arrival But it was
with difficulty that she and her huS-
"a nd choke
dinner when the guest informed them
when they sat down to the table that
she was dieting and ate nothing but
soft boiled eggs and conservation
bread.
The alumnae members of the Sigma
Alph Iota were hoSteSSes to the MEM
bers of the active chapter last evening
at the home of Mrs. Eli G. Foster. The
entertainment of the evening was
japanese cantata, in which all the
alumnae took part
The rooms were decorated in gar
den flowers and fruit blossoms. The
hostesses for the evening were Mrs.
Foster, Mrs. Raymond Stewart. Miss
Dorothy Sims, Mrs. Leland McAfee.
Miss Gertrude Huckell. Mrs. Hugh
Dickerson. Miss Elsie Chapman, Mrs.
Ray Calvert, Mrs. Roland Sibert. Miss
Hazel Bruce, Mrs. Jay Jensen. Mrs.
Manford Peck of Salina was a guest.
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The annual spring party of the Beta
chapter of Phi Delta Theta was given
last evening. A dinner was served at
s O'Clock at Pelletier's to the frater-
nifty men and the guests, who after
wards went to the Elks' club. where
! they spent the remainder of the even
| ing dancing. The patrons and patron
esses for the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
! James Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. David
! Neiswanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Imri Zum-
! walt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Callihan and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carruth. Jr. Other
! guests included: Miss Lauretta Smart
Miss Glee Iden, Miss Helen Lucas.
Miss Katherine Knowles Miss May
belle Howard, Miss Edna Anton. Miss
Polly McVey. Miss LYDIA Suydam, Miss
Ruth Rooster. Miss Teresa Tucker,
Miss Lucille Bomgardner. Miss Eliza
/ beth Bass, Miss Marie Moore. Miss
Elizabeth Culver. Miss Catherine
Conkling, Miss Marjorie Herrig, Miss