The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-31
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By Da&xANsAN

Mrs. A. L. Nichols entertained the
Monday Whist club this afternoon at
her home, 1906 Boswell avenue. Mrs
]. C. Gafford. Mrs. Harold T. Chase
and Mrs. Frank Merriam were the
substitutes.
The men of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity gave a dancing party Satur-
day evening at their chapter house in
Boswell avenue. The chaperons were
Prof and Mrs. E. D. Gunthorp and
Prof. and Mrs. CASTOR Ronchi The
hosts and guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Shakeshaft. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Jordan. Mr.. Clyde Schenck,
Mr.. Roland /McCord. Mr.. Floyd Belts,
Mr.. John Ripley. Mr.. John Miller. Mr..
Clarence Erickson, Mr.. DeArmond
Schmit, Mr.. Chesley Mccormick. Mr.
Arthur Erickson, Mr.. Donald McCor-
mick. Mr.. Bryan Hoffman. Mr.. Frank
VanPatten, Mr.. Chester Bunger. Mr.
Dwight Ream. Mr.. Arch Mckeever.
Mr.. Leslie Gable, Mr.. Omer Ralnes,
Mr.. Terrence Curry, Mr.. Arch wal
ters, Mr. Raymond Coolidge. Mr. wal
ter Cole. Miss Marian Price. Miss
Charlotte West, Miss Frances Myers.
Miss Reva Bonjour. Miss Pauline Nc
View, Miss Grace Quinn. Miss Margaret
Suvdam. Miss Helen Rollie, Miss Or
pha Baughman, Miss F'orestine Blank,
Miss Marian Moore, Miss Marian
Munger. Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss Ma
bel Howerton, Miss Esther Jensen,
Miss Helen Hunter, Miss Dorothy
Crane Miss Frances Olander. Miss
Ruth Thompson, Miss Dorothy Wahle,
Miss Ethel Caster, Miss Eva Miller
and Miss Muriel Lyman.
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Initiation was held Saturday after
noon at the Alpha Phi house in Col
Iege Hill when Miss Ann Welghtman
of Topeka and Miss Marie Hupfer of
d, taken into the sorority.
Miss Kate CIouSh, who is in Red
| Cross work in France, and is stationed
at Paris, had a leave of seven days
recently which sha spent in southern
France She met another Topeka
young woman, Miss Mary Alexander
who is over there as Red Cross nurse
while on her trip.
Mrs. Dewitt C. Nellis entertained
| the Sorosis club Saturday afternoon
at her home IN West Fifth street:
Mrs. Nellis and DR.. Dorothy Nicoli
read papers. The guests of the club
were Mrs. T. J. Kellam, Mrs. Bennett
r. Wheeler. Mrs. L. D. Whittemore.
Mrs. Frank L. Travis, Mrs A. H. By
ers. Mrs. T. NJ. James, and Miss Mar
ion McAfee.
| Justice John Marshall, of Topeka,
| will be among the speakers at the an
nual banquet which is to be given at
! the Elk's club in Lawrence Thursday
evening, April 3, in honor of Uncle
Jimmy Green, dean of the law school
of the university. The members of the
| law school will be hosts
| This banquet is a annual affair
given by the K. U. law school in COM
pliment to the popular dean. Other
speakers on the program for after
dinner talks are Chancellor Frank
| Strong of the university, Sidney Noll.
of Wichita, Prof. r. F. Rice, of the
! X. L. law school and Prof. G. w.
| Humble, who will be POSTMASTER.
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! Mrs Mary Dallas Larimer was
hostess this afternoon at the exhibit
which the Art guild is giving at ia
| West Eighth street. She was assisted
| by Mrs P. c. Chamberlain. Mrs. Mat
thew Weightman, Jr., Mrs. Fred Ill
rich, Miss Polly Mowers and Miss Mar
garet Whittemore-
| . Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. H. o.
Garvey and Mrs. Charles +. Spencer
will be especial hostesses and will
have the assistance of Mrs. Henry j.