The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-08


( Mrs. Don Mulvane Thursday after
noon. The members of the Ladies
| Music club will be hostesses The
guests at the tea will be the members
of the music club of Topeka and the
! delegates at the conference. Mrs.
/ Don Mulvane. Mrs. w. B. Swan. pres
ident of the Ladies' Music club. and
/ the Officers of the State Federation
will receive the guests. The officers
are Mrs. William ]. Logan, president,
! of Kansas City; Mrs. ARA J. Clark.
4 Topeka; Mrs. Laura Reed WagSy,
/ Hutchinson. and Miss Hilda Hanson,
/ Hiawatha, vice presidents Mrs {. ID.
I Ise, Coffeyville. recording secretary:
! Miss Mary Boyd, corresponding secre-
/ tary. Kansas City: Mrs. H. w. Drake,
! treasurer. Fort Scott; Mrs. E. J. Dali
: ton, auditor. Parsons. Mrs. Charles Il.
! Adams. Mrs. Frank Burrow, Mrs. F.
w. Freeman. Mrs. Horace Hall. Mrs.
/ Frank Merriam. Mrs. Robert Pierce.
/ Mrs SilaS Porter. Mrs. John Sargent,
! and Mrs Frank c. Squifes will assist
! thru the rooms. In the dining room
! Mrs. H. J. Allen and Mrs. Hiram p.
Dillon Will pour tea. Tney Will be
assisted by Mrs C. B. Crosby, Mrs.
Earl G. Brown. Miss Burdeen Chan
: dler, Miss Helen Estey. Miss Ethel Fri
zell and Mrs. Chas. Wolff. Jr.
The program will be given by Mrs;
! George H. Allen. Mrs. Leslie Guild and
Miss Irma Jane Lewis and Miss Poin-
dexter of Bethany.
/ The members of the Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority celebrated Founders Day
| with a luncheon at the chapter house
/ this noon. The alumnae present were
Mrs. Howard Searle. Mrs. Thomas
Amory Lee. Miss Helen Shirk, Miss
Alma Calvert, Miss Ruth Kingman.
Miss Frances Wheeler, Miss Hermione
/ Van Laer. Miss Margaret owen, Miss
Lucille Chandler. Miss Jean Robertson.
Miss .Inez Cornell, Miss Emma Crabb.
| Miss Ellen Brett, Miss Marguerite Cal
vert. Miss Ruby Scott Miss Theo Cobb.
/ Miss Marian Bussey. Miss Bess Cuddy,
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Alice Cor
/ don. Mrs Roscoe Graves, Miss Hazel
| Jones. Miss Nara Jones and Miss
| Margaret Whittemore. Patronesses,
and guests from the active chapter
were Mrs. D. L. McEachron. Miss
Edith Twiss. Mrs. Van Laer. Miss Es-
ther Young. Miss Crystal Wheeler.
| Miss Marie Wentz, Miss Gertrude
Wheeler, Miss Katherine Wheeler,
Miss Elsie Saville, Miss Dorothy Shoe
maker. Miss Phoebe Bussey, Miss
/ Verna Bloom. Miss Donnan BOellner.
| Miss Gertrude Beverly. Miss Terisita
Brooks. Miss Ruth Byers. Miss Dor
othy Cole Miss Vernita Dusenbery.
Miss Leone Erickson. Miss Beth Hef-
elbower, Miss Dorothy Jones, Miss Ha-
eel KesSler, Miss Irma Lewis. Miss
Lois Shafer, Mrs. Ruth Speer. Miss
Rachel Scott. Miss Neva Shoemaker
and Miss Mildred Owen.
MI and Mrs w o. Rigby enter
tanned few friends at bridge yester-
day evening in celebration of Mr..
Rigbys birthday. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Mau-
rice Schlegel. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lagerstrom. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Purdy, Mrs. o.
Scudder. Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mrs. Davis
of Kansas City, Mo- Miss Hopkins OF
Kansas City, Kan, Miss Lulu For
dyce, Mr. Nate Thompson and Mr.. Col
we'll.
Mrs Julia Farnsworth Soper will be
hostess at an afternoon tea at her
Wednesday afternoon, November ~.
The hours are 3:30 and 4:30. Mrs.
Soper will be assisted by Mrs. Clifford
]. Bell. Mrs. L. H. Mum. Mrs. John
Waters, Mrs. John Lord. Mrs. Ward
Burlingame and Miss Clara Francis.
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All Washburn alumnae in Topeka
were invited to an informal reception
at the White House" on Washburn
campus this afternoon, following the
football game. President and Mrs.
Womer and members of the faculty
received the guests. Decorations in
the living room and parlors were In
autumn tints, and in the dining room
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anthemums were used.
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Mr.. and Mrs D. r. Hite have re-
ceived word that their son. Capt. John
Marshall Hite. has been ordered to the
Philippines. He will be accompanied
by Mrs Hite, who recently visited in
Topeka. Captain and Mrs. Hite will
sail soon from San Francisco.
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| The girls of the active chapter of
| the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority Oh
| Washburn college will be hostesses to-
| night at a carnival dance at the
Thomas gymnasium. Decorations will
be in lavender and pink A cloud of
| crepe paper streamers in lavender and
pink will hide the ceiling of the gym
nasium and will hang from the bal
cony. There will be a short entertain
ment during the supper.
| MT and Mrs. Roscoe Graves and DIR.
Edith NJ. Twiss will chaperon the
| party Guests and hostesses will in
! clude Miss Ruth Kingman, Dean and
Mrs. D. L. McEachron. Miss Dorothy
Foster. Miss Elsie Saville. Miss Zeola
Van Wrinkle, Miss Vernita Dusenberry,
| Miss Lois Shafer, Miss Verna Bloom.
Miss Marguerite Calvert, Miss Theo
Cobb, Miss Alberta Stimson. Miss Flor
ence Fair. Miss Ruth Lerrigo. Miss
Lucille Noye, Miss Marion Lerrfgo,
Miss Elizabeth Hand. Miss Esther
Young. Miss Leone Erickson, Miss
Dorothy Cole. Miss Dorothy Shoe
maker. Miss Teresita Brooks. Miss
Katherine Wheeler. Miss Hazel Kess-
ler, Miss Donnan Boellner, Miss Neva
Shoemaker Miss Dorothy Beverly,
Miss Phoebe Bussey. Miss Marie
wentz.- Miss Dorothy Jones. Miss Ger
| trude Beverly. Mr.. Gerald Tasker. Mr..
Kenneth Hobbs. Mr.. Lester Posyar. Mr..
Woodward Smith. Mr.. Charles Allen.
Mr.. Waery, Mr.. Ben Maxy. Mr.. Ray
I.awless, Mr.. Earl Loomis. Mr.. Clarence
| Poort Mr.. William Barnett, Mr..
| George Bruce. Mr.. Perry Gasaway,
Mr.. John Vercher. Mr.. Isaac Kendall,
Mr.. Robert Romig. Mr., Leroy Tucker,