The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-20
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Gov. and Mrs. Henry J. Allen will
entertain with a dinner party at their
home in Topeka avenue wednesday
evening. Their guests will be the jus
tees of the supreme court and their
wives Later in the week the state
officials ana their wives will be dinner
guests of Governor and Mrs. Allen.
Every Thursday after this week Mrs
Allen will have an informal Eat home"
at the governors residence for the
wives of the legislators and 9th -rs in
official state circles, and on the eve
Mrs of February 4 Governor and Mrs.
Allen will give a reception at which
the members of the legislature and
their wives will be guests.
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The Werrenrath concert at the First
Baptist church is the important So
cial function on the calendar for to-
night. There will be a number of
family line parties and a few larger
ones.
Mrs. Fl. P. Dillon will entertain the
following guests: Mrs. A. NJ c. Brown
Wheeler, Mrs. Harry A. Bubb, Miss
Marguerite Brown Dillon and Miss
Emma Ward.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority of
Washburn college will have the larg-
est party. Those who have made res
ervations together are Mrs. John Sar-
gent, Mrs. A. NJ. Petro. Miss Lillian
Hughes and the following members of
the sorority: Miss Dorothy Henry of
Golf, Kan, Miss Edna Smith, Miss
Gladys Elledge, Miss Gladys Heath,
Miss Bernice Heath, Miss Marian
Munger, Miss Frances Cav, Miss
sadie Lindenmeyer. Miss Bess RogleIN
Miss Margaret Worden, Miss opal
HOFFMAN, Miss Mabel Hoffman, Miss
Jessie Young, Miss Dorothy Drumm,
Miss Helen Coe, Miss Irene Howard
and Miss Dorothy Shove.
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me Kansas state organization of
collegiate alumnae was organized Sat
lrday afternoon by the Topeka and
Lawrence chapters of Collegiate
Alumnae. This is the first state or
ganization of its kind in the United
States, altho there are local CHAPTERS
in many of the states.
Plans were discussed at the meeting
saturday by which the Collegiate
Alumnae association was to be made
one or the active state organizations.
The meetings are to be held once
month and each meeting is to begin
with luncheon. Arrangements were
also partly made for a large luncheon
which will be given some time in
March. The associate members are to
ing the business ones
Miss Alice Winston, of the English
faculty of the University of Kansas
was elected state president. There are
chapters of the state organization at
Topeka, Lawrence, Chanute and En-
poria
New officers of the local organiza-
ton were elected at the meeting held
| at the Y. w. c. A. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Terrill was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. T. F. Doran, vice president;
Mrs. Frank NJ. Chase, secretary-treas-
urer.
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A musical fantasy entitled Hap
piness.' will be presented at the after
noon meeting of the Woman's Kansas
! Day club at the First Methodist church
January 20. The words of the fantasy
are original with Mrs. Myra Williams
farrell. and the music is the compost
ton of Mrs. Genevieve Thomas Pier
son. This little play is to take the
place of the pageant which has
recently been a part of the afternoon
program on January %.
The dramatic features of the piece
are in charge of Miss Marguerite
Koontz; Miss Marguerite Gohlke, Miss
Sylvia Silverthorne, Mrs. ]. Karl
Rankin and Miss Ruth Bomgardner
will be the soloists and other young
women who will have parts are Miss
~eorgia Neese, Miss Babbie Gault.
1iss Jean Koontz, Miss Louise Free