The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-10

pianist: Miss Jean Louise ST. JohD,
Miss Helen Harper. Miss Dorothy Sax,
Miss Viola Hart, Miss Margaret Lucille
Whiteker. Miss Frances Grimes. Miss
Ethel Watts. Miss Wilma Wells. Miss
Jessie Tobias, Miss Mary Esther
Mitchell. Miss Evelyn Modeland, Miss
Mary Maxwell, Miss Esther Wells,
Miss Miriam Hand. Miss leila Winner,
Mrs. w. T. Seguine, Dwight Maxwell
and James Franklin Mccoy.
Margaret Lucille Whiteker. the gift
ed little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Whiteker, will give a group of mu-
steal readings. and take part in the
French doll sketch, 1.-The Cruise of the
Trundle Bed
The public is. invited to the recital.
The annual garden party given by
the high school girls to their mothers
at Central Park Friday evening, was
we'll attended and unusually pretty.
The queen, Miss Harriet Risteen, with
her attendants, Miss Vreda Birch,
Miss Eva Miles Miss Dorothy Cole.
Paxton, circled the lake from the
north end to the east, where the
browning took place.
Following the browning, the Girls
Glee club, under the direction of Miss
Jessie Humphrey, sang several songs,
directed by Miss Grace Elmore. The
dances were: the Greek Frieze; the
May Pole dance; duet dance by Miss
Josephine Gilmore and Miss Muriel
Lyman; dance. Waltz Romantique"
by Miss Thelma Hobson. Miss Mar
garet Witt, Miss Katherine Wheeler.
Miss Pearl Downie. Miss Peggy Love
we'll, Miss Elizabeth Shaw; and the
group dances. "Pierrott and Pier
ROUTE" and Pipes of Pan" by fifteen
girls.
Among the young women who came
to Topeka today to attend the initia-
ton of the Lawrence and Manhattan
chapters of Theta Sigma Phi, the ma
| tional Journalism sorority, were some
who have won more than state wide
recognition as writers. and all are dis
tinguished in some way. Miss Mar
garet Lynn of Lawrence. a member of
the English faculty of K U. is a con-
tributor to the Atlantic Monthly, and
other high class publications; Mrs. l..
H. Flint is the wife of the Dean of
journalism at K. u. Miss Marion
Lewis is on the Journalism faculty.
Miss Helen Rhoda Hopes is a writer
of poems and essays, Mrs. Louisa
Cook Don Carlos is poet and story
writer and Mrs. William Dill is the
wife of a member of the journalism
faculty.
Others who will come from Law
renee are: Miss Agnes Thompson, Miss
Jessie Lea Messick, Miss Earline AL
len, Miss Nadine Blair. Miss Mary
Samson, Miss Mary Smith, Miss &C.
neva Hunter, Miss Emily Ferris, Miss
Helen PETER. Miss Marjorie Roby, and
Miss Lucille MacNaughton. The girls
of the active chapter from K. S. A. c.,
who will attend are Miss Sarah Chase
Yost. Miss Velma Carson. Miss Ruth
! Henderson, Miss Dora Cate. Miss Maui
dia Dunn Corby.
The pledges from the X. U. chap
ter are Miss Eulalia Dougherty, Miss
Lucille Cleveland, Miss Media Smith,
Miss Elsie Grant, Miss Grace Olson.
The members of the Topeka alum
nae chapter who will be hostesses are
Hill McCarter, Mrs. J. +. farrell, Miss
Annette Perry, Mrs. Maurene McKer
nan Wood, Miss Bertha Schmidt
Miss Kate Thomen and Miss Grace
Overmyer. of The Daily Capital. will
be initiated as honorary members.
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The H. H. Birthday club was enter
mans at her home, GIG Polk street.
Covers were laid for Mrs. w. NJ.
Hopkins, Mrs. H. Van Horn, Mrs.
George Middaugh, Mrs. Stella French,
Mrs. L. G. Harmon, Mrs. W. Dyal,
Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. E Coddington and
Mrs. Tillmans. Following the lunch
con the guests played bridge. the first
prize> being won by Mrs. Van Horn
and the second by Mrs Harmon.
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Miss Alfie Lester will be married
this evening at s o'clock to Mr.. Will
liam Cowger of Danville, Ark, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Lester, 315 Winter street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Clara Hazelrigg of the West Side
Christian church.