The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-12

spectacular night shirt parade on the
campus. Everyone whooped it up
until morning, knowing that a lull
would come after the commencement
festivities had ceased, and that the
lost sleep could be made up.
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Mrs, J. P. Root will be hostess to
the girls of the senior class of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and their
men friends at a buffet supper tonight
I at the Theta chapter house, 1895 Col
lege avenue. The decorations will be
formal.
The members of the D. A. r. and
their husbands are to celebrate Flag
day with a picnic supper at the home
of Mrs. Theodore Saxon. 23S Wood
lawn avenue. Saturday. June IA. By
taking the State Hospital car and get
walking one block east, Mrs. Saxon's
house will be reached.
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Mrs. Minnie G.. Grinstead of Lib
eral. Kan, woman member of the late
legislature, is not an idle woman when
not legislating, tho her endeavors are
of a different sort when she is at
home. She is the proud possessor of
| 120 chickens, a Jersey cow which
/ yields splendid butt ,r with her aid a
! fine garden and coolies of cherries.
Also, to quote her own words in a let
ter recently received by a friend, 'Po-
tatoes adorn the side yar'. fringe the
kitchen, grace the. pony lot and beau
j tify the alley. Whether they produce
tubers or not, they have glorious tops"
| Mrs. Grinstead has delivered one
ration day speeches this spring. and
will shortly start out on a lecturing
| tour under the auspices of the W.
! C. 7. L.
| Mrs. P. ]. CIevenger will entertain
| evening at the Orpheum in honor of
| her Granddaughter, Miss Louise
! Clevenger. of Wichita; Miss Betty
Frost. Miss Muriel Barnes, Miss Vir-
| ginia Miller, Miss Rosamond Nymen,
Miss Margaret Morrison and Miss
the guests will be taken to Mrs.
| ClevengeFis home, where refreshments
will be served. Mrs. Robert Fuller
ton will chapeTon the party.
| group of women of the Friday
| and saturday canteen teams, with
| Mrs. Charles s. Elliott, captain of the
Friday team. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt,
captain of the Saturday team, went
| to Fort Riley today with all sorts of
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and wounded soldiers at the hospitals.
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dance at the Chocolate Shop last
| evening was attended, by the follow
| ing young people: Miss Mural Ly-
man, Miss Ruth Billinger. Miss Mural
| March, Miss Jessie Elliot Miss Isa-
| bel Crawford, Miss Frances March,
| Miss Jane Bone. Miss Sarah Dwyer,
Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss Bah Gault,
| Miss Felma Blakely, Miss Adelaid
Taylor, Miss Marie Kinds, Miss LfIlia n
Larson. Miss Margaret Morns. Miss
Alice Trap, Miss Ruth Thoroma n,
Miss Helen Mckee, Miss Frances
Ladin, Mr.. William Macarthur, Mr.
Thomas Caps. Mr.. Leander French.
| Mr.. Lewis Taylor, Mr.. Maurice Dean,
/ Mr. De Almond Schmitt. Mr. Flavius
| Burkett. Mr.. John Weightman, Mr.
| Lohr Rigby, Mr.. Marion Coolidge, Mr..
Keith Estes, Mr.. Sheldon Monroe, Mr..
| A. K. kimble. Mr.. Francis Wilson Mr.
Tracy Ansel, Mr.. Ted Bair Mr.
| Francis Heron, Mr.. Elliot White Mr.
| Chick Fisher
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Mrs. E. D. Clithero will present
Miss Florence Wolfe in a graduate
| recital Monday evening at 8 O'Clock
at the First Christian church in To-
Notes and Personal Mention.
/ Miss Forestine Blank Miss Marjorie
Blank. Miss Marian Williams, Miss
Georgia Neese, Miss Ruth Foster