The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-16

Art fraternity. Mrs. Humble is ma
tional grand president and Miss Gaum-
ner corresponding secretary. The
tables were decorated with bowls of
roses sent to the Epsilon chapter by
the Alpha, tfrA neither chapter at Law
renee.
There were places for Mrs. Humble,
Miss Gaummer, Mrs. A. II, Leper, Mrs.
L. D. Whittemore, Mrs. iVeF 8. Mac
Fariane, Mrs. c, B. Merriam, Mrs. H.
V. Stearns. Mrs. Pauline Kerr, Mrs. r,
P. Womer, Mrs. G. G. Reed. of Par
Miss Dorothy jones, Miss HerteHse
Reed, Miss Ruth Thompson and Miss
Ruth Stevens.
Miss Ruth Thompson, one OF the
new pledges of the Delta Phi Delta, is
assisting Mrs. Whlttemere in the art
department at the college this year,
Miss Thompson studied in New York
last year, Miss Ruth Stevens, another
neW/piedge, assisted in drawing up the
plans for the new dormiteTy at the
college, Miss Hertense Reed is presi-
dent of the chapter.
The fraternity gave q tea Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wamer
on the campus. The members of the
interior decorating and the costume
in the afternoon. Members of art
clubs, guilds and students at the To-
peka high school and the college were
guests.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. ]. c. Burnett has returned from
visit in Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. Cyril Fuller, of San Francisco,
Cal, who has been visiting his parents,
| Col. and Mrs. A. W. Fuller, has gone
on to New York,
Miss Sally Slaughter, of Baldwin, Is
spending the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Slaughter.
| Miss Alice Lyman of Kansas City is
spending the week end with Mrs, Clay
ton Kline,
| Miss lone Woodman left Friday for
Washington where she will visit Mrs.
Bertha Rewley Martin, Later she will
go TO Philadelphia, to be the guest of
I relatives before returning to her home
| in Topeka.
Mrs. Margaret Shsdinger Is spending
the week end in Bonner Springs with
friends.
The Rosary has opened a cut flower
booth in the Topeka Candy Kitchen,
sol Kansas avenue. Fine flowers kent
fine are there for you.-Ady,
Mr.. and Mrs Ilif Felix and family
Will spend Sunday in Kansas City as
guests of Mr., and Mrs, Oscar Felix.
Mrs. Theodore Snattinger of Min
neapolis, Mimi. has returned home
from a visit here to her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Howell Jones. q
| Miss Berniece johnson of Atehison,
who has spent the week here with
| friends, has returned home. Miss
Johnson will go to Kansas City next
| week to take a position as secretary
to one of the officials of the Pathe
| Film company
Mr.. Charles Mitchell returned today
from a businesses trip to st, Louis and
New York City.
Mr.. Richard Hayden returned Fri
| day evening from an extended bust
ness trip. in Canada.
Mrs. Elsie Arthur of Rantoul Kan,
vice president of the Weman's Nation
| al Farm congress, and MFs-Theedere
Saxon, secretary, left Saturday for Salt
Lake City to attend the meeting of
| days of next week.
FurS remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop.
s19 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Paxton have re-
l the east. Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton spent
| the summer at South Dennis, Cape
| Cod. They have been in Boston the
past month Miss Esther Paxton has
| entered Radcliffe college at Cambridge,
- Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. WeFley will leave
1 W 0PSiiN SIFSAet taiViitHS Afs
California.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. st. John have res
| turned to their home. 1917 West
street, from a trip to Galveston. Tex.
Mr.. St, John will leave sunday for In
| diaHaPolis Ind. on a business trip. d
| Mr.. C. J. Price of Texas is here Wis.,
iting his daughter. Miss Ruth Price.
Mrs Philip Whitcemb. who under
| went an operation at Christ hospital. is
texpeeted to return TO the home of her
parents, Doctor and Mrs. rMcClintock,
next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs, c, D, Hart have re-
turned to their home, 1926 Buchanan
| street. from a trip to Galveston.
\ Miss Helen Scott of Lawrence Is
| Spending the weekend with her au1t.
AIRS. w. l. Gardner.
Ar. and Mrs. Peter Racknor are at
home to their friends at 1401 Jewell
| avenue.
Mr.. Lester E. Smith has returned
home to spend the winter. Mr.. Smith
| has spent the past few months on his
| homestead in the central part of Wy
| oning. g.
Miss Betty Histed, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Histed of Chica go,
| formerly of Topeka, has entered Oaks
mere, Miss MerrilI's school at Maren-
| eek. N Y.
] Mr.. and Mrs Forrest Rice have sold