The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-22

aged by Miss Marie Moore, a junior
and an Alpha Phi. Miss Moore has an
unusual plan for the festivities. In
stead of stunts by the several organ
izations, as has been the custom in
former years, the entire entertainment
is hung together by little story, and
dancing is the chief feature of its tell
ing. Miss Esther Thomas has written
the story. In 1T many different groups
of dancers will be brought in from old
English and Oriental to modern col
lege groups. The performance will
be given on the campus before the
May queen. The leading parts in the
story will be taken by Miss Georgia
Neese as Prince Demetrius and Miss
Ruth Lemon as Princess lila.
Miss Katisue Moore, director of ply
steal education, will have charge of the
dancing. The girls who are serving
Esther Thomas. Miss Helen Lucas.
Miss Esther Linden, Miss Helen
Graves and Miss Dorothy Jones.
The fete will be given at o'clock
Monday afternoon. Following the per-
Torrance lunch will be served on the
campus. Monday evening the ORA
matte club will give Twelfth Night on
the campus.
The money secured from the fete
will be given to the Estes Park con-
ference fund of the Y. w. c. A.
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Capt. Oliver Ladd and Mrs. Ladd
are expected to arrive in San Francis
co, Calf, the third week in June for
three months stay in the states
Captain Ladd has been stationed at
Manila for the past seven years.
Capt. and Mrs. Ladd will be the
guests of Mrs, Ladd's parents, Dr. and
Mrs c. B. Reed in Topeka boulevard.
En- route here they will stop in Dem
yer, Colo. to visit Capt. Ladd's
parents. a.
Mr. ana Mrs r. B. Ramsay will en-
terrain at their home, 210 Western
avenue, Saturday evening with d
poverty party. The guests of the
evening will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Peak, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Dick Roundtree, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Fisk, Mrs. Charles Rener, Mrs.
Gi1liland, Miss Clara Tillson, Miss
Frances Dyer, Miss Ruby May Wells,
Mr.. Dell Cox Mr.. Roy Slaybaugh and
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Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Reynolds, 1911
West street, announce the engagement
| of their daughter, Clara, to Mr.. Har-
vey Mason Mann, of Hebron. Ill,
! the wedding to take place in June.
Miss Reynolds has taught in the To-
peka schools for several years and is
at present teaching at the Van Buren,
school. Mr.. Mann formerly made his
home here,
The Spalding Reading circle will
give their sixth annual spring dance
and card party at Kellam Hall, We'd
nesday evening, May 26.
The proceeds from the dance are
devoted to charity. Each year the
dances which the circle has given
have proven to be enjoyable affairs.
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A certificate recital will be given
Saturday evening at SIS in Wolfe
hall at the College of the Sisters of
Bethany by Miss Gladys Robinette,
Isoprano, pupil of Miss Wright. She
will be assisted by Miss Alma Pratt
pupils of Miss Poindexter.
! Miss Jean E. Treleaven and Mr..
High Nichols were married at $50
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Treleaven.
The service was read by DR.. S. B.
Anderson.
The bride wore her travelling suit
with small close hat and a eorsage
bouquet of sweet peas and lilies OF
the valley. Only near relatives and a
| few friends were present.
! After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Nichols will be at home to their
friends on Mr.. Nichols's farm near
| Nortonville
Mrs Nichols is the daughter of Mr..
L. G. Treleaven, local manager of the
CONSUMERS Gas company and is well
known here. Mr.. Nichols, who is a
former Topeka resident, is the son of
Mt. and Mrs. ]. A Nichols.
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| There will be a reunion of the
alumnae of the College of the Sisters
| of Bethany held at the college from
\ l 2 until o'clock. June 7. All former
students of Bethany have been invited
to be present.
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| The twelve girls from the college
| department at the College of the Sis
tiers of Bethany entertained with a
dinner followed by dancing. Friday
evening at Pelletier's tea room. Miss
| Nora Lindsay and Miss Myra Wright
| of the faculty, who are honorary mem
bers of the class. were also hostesses.
At each cover on the table were
placed little baskets of lavender and