The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-24
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Mrs. Robert Carver. who leaves soon
to join her husband in Texas, will be
the guest of honor at a number of
functions during the next week. The
first of the series of parties comes
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
kurtz Kellam. 1t is an informal tea
and the guests invited are Mrs. Carver,
Mrs. George Parkhursts Mrs. s. S.
Estey. Miss Helen Estey, Mrs. T. M.
Lillard, Mrs. George H Allen, Mrs.
Mrs. Merrill Mills, Mrs. George Staeb-
Ter, Mrs. Henri Strawn, and Mrs. Rob
ert Stewart.
The men of the Kappa Sigma fre-
ternity gave an informal dancing party
Saturday evening in the college gym
nasium. Following the dance they
went to the chapter house where re-
freshments were served. The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
dleton Miller.
Those who danced were: Miss Edith
Barrett, Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss
Marian Munger, Miss Beatrice Shake
shafe, Miss Carrie Thorp, Miss Char
lotte West, Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss
Marie Hupher. Miss Harriet Hover,
Miss Alice Morehouse, Miss Mabel
Howerton, Miss Louise Young, Miss
LYDIA Suydam, Miss Alena Philbain,
Miss Marion Price, Miss Maybelie
Hoffman, Miss Sallie Tuttle, Miss Mar
guerite Stewart, Miss Lillian Larson,
Miss Rheva Bonjour, Miss Dorothy
Barraman, Miss Teresa Cooper, Miss
Berenice Heath, Miss Marie Moore,
Miss Mary Burnett, Miss Ruth Koes-
ter, Miss Thelma Houston, Miss
Miriam Van Horn. Miss Mabel Steel,
Miss Helen Rolley, Miss Blanch Pit
finger, Mr.. Elmer Krenkle, Mr.. Arch
McKeever. Mr.. Clay Baker, Mr.. Omer
Raines, Mr.. William Joerg, Mr.. Clyde
Schenck, Mr.. Bryan Hoffman, Mr..
DeLos Erickson. Mr.. Ralph Oman,
Mr.. John Heating, Mr.. John Ripley,
Mr.. Stewart Ripley, Mr. Robert Bates,
Mr.. Douglas Bowman, Mr.. Robin
Brown, Mr. William Drum, Mr.. Arthur
Gibson, Mr.. Rollin Jacquart, Mr.. Ro-
maine Akers, Mr.. George McCaustland,
Mr.. Otto Reinbach, Mr.. Virgil Scholles,
Mr.. Harry Mckee, Mr.. Chet Wahle,
Mr.. Terrence Curry. Mr.. Clayton Kline,
Mr. Dick WahIe, Mr.. Jack Miller, Mr..
Leslie Cable, Mr.. Duane Van Horn,
Mr.. Ronald McCord, Mr.. Carl Spence,
of Valley Falls.
At the meeting which the members
of the Delta Delta Delta fraternity had
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Jessie NcCarter an alumnae or
ganization was formed. Later 1t will
be chartered as a regular alliance
chapter. officers were elected as fol
lows: President, Miss Helen Wolcott:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Paul
Lawless: corresponding secretary, Miss
Jessie McCarter. The first regular
meeting will be held at Pelletier's tea
room, Saturday, December 6, at 1880.
The members of the alumnae asso-
citation are Miss Wolcott, Mrs. Law
less, Miss McCarter, Miss Mildred
Reed. Mrs. Earle Brown. Mrs. Edwin
Kistler, Mrs. L. E. Conger, Miss Kat
isue Moore and Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey.
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The Art guild will meet tonight,
and not Tuesday evening as the re-
port was. at the Hodge studio, 714
Kansas avenue. The latest paintings
by Mrs. l.. Cady Hodge will be on
exhibition. Mrs. George NJ. Stone will
talk. Anyone interested in art is in
vited to be present at this evening.
The Cooperative club will celebrate
guest night with a dinner-dance Tues
day at Pelletier's tea room. DIR. NJ. A.
Millard and DIR. F. A. Koester will en-
tertain with sleight- of hand perform
ances.
Miss Mary Burnett entertained yes
terday afternoon for the following
guests: Miss Irene Miller, Miss Mary
meth Kline, Mr.. Burgess Van Vechten,
Mr.. Chester Wahle. Mr.. Clayton Kline.
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Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c.. Gates, of Dodge
City, will celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary tomorrow at the
home OF their son. Mr.. S. z. Gates.
1864 College avenue. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Gates formerly lived in Topeka and
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