The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-27

anniversary w e0nSSQdy evening d.
the home OF Mr.. Hills parents, Mr..
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The Music Study club met with Mrs.
| o. F. Narcotic in Potwin yesterday
afternoon. The following women ap-
Tasker, Miss Elsie Chapman, Mrs
Eleanor Hill, Mrs. ]. F. Kahe. Miss
Ruth Butler, Mrs. Raymond Murray,
Mrs. Warren Jeffrey.
! Miss Ruth Raster entertained We'd
nesday night at a dinner in honor of
Miss Alice Haslett, whose birthday
anniversary it vas
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius A. Vancil
/ have issued invitations to the mar
riage OF their daughter, Marie. to Mr..
Ray Enfield of lola. The wedding
will take place Friday, March -, at
Z o'clock at their home in Laurel
avenue.
The Washburn chapter OF Kappa
! Alpha. Theta announces the p1edging
of Miss Elsie Jones. Miss Jones is the
teacher of domestic science at Wash
burn. She IS a. graduate of the Col
iege of Emporia and of Columbia uni
versity.
The Alpha Phi fraternity announces
the pledging of Miss Margaret Clark,
of Osawatomie.
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Washburn people are thoroly inter
ested in the Vanity Fair party which
will be given in the gymna siuin to-
night. The board of the Kaw, the
Washburn college annual, wishing to
start something different this year.
put on a contest in which votes were
cast for the best dancer among the
girls, the most stunning young woman
GIRL the most popular senior, the
best dancer among the boys, the
handsomest man, the cleverest man,
the most popular athlste.
Yesterday announcement was made
or the two receiving the highest num-
Der of votes in each group. and to-
night the final winner will be decided
on. The two girls receiving the high
est number of votes for the best
dancer are Miss Winifred Wisgam.
Miss Marie Moore; the most stunning
Will be either Miss Mary Paxton or
Miss Georgia Neese: the all round
girl Miss Elsie Saville Miss Pauline
Sanders. Miss Dorothy Crane: the most
popular senior Miss Eetty Fyffe, Miss
Maym Parsons.
Best dancer among the bows will he
Motifs Dean or Vincent Westrup; most
popular athlete. Don Lindell, Ted
Blevins; handsomest man. Toll Ware
Hugh Russell; cleverest man, Harry
Bone. Martin Potter.
| Young VIII continue during the eve
ming and when the party is ready to
break up winners will be announced.
me kaw board is giving this party
to raise funds to pay for the full page
pictures in the kaw of the winners
of this contest.
The hours for the affair are formal
because of the Washburn- Baker game
which will be played early in the eve
1hanHF0nG
be Coach and Mrs. Elmer Bearg. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Cady Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jordan. Miss Kitisue Moore.
Miss Georgia Neese is chairman of
the social committee of the junior
class which has charge of party ar
rangements.
The February meeting of the Asso-
citation of Collegiate Alumnae will be
held at noon tomorrow in the Pelle-
tier tea room. Judge w. L. Higgins,
who was announced as the speaker
of the day., is i'll and cannot be pres
emit Miss Mildred Mcintosh, a ma
tional Y. w. C. A. secretary, will be
the speaker of the hour She will
tell of the world work the Y. W. c. A.
lis doing. Important business and a
description of the national club house
in Washington y will / follow Y
The men of Grace cathedral will
meet at Guild hall at o'clock this
evening for the final organization of
the Cathedral club merger of the
Mems club and the Accelerator club
of the church.
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The Junto Dinner club meets Satur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. J. K.
Rankin.
Among those who are helping to re-
ceive at the Art Exhibit at Washburn
today are Mrs. Henry J. Allen. Mrs.
Harry Gavitt, Mrs. Robert Pierce,
; Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
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Miss Esther Paxton will be hostess
at a dinner party at her home in
Tenth street this evening. Her guests
will be Miss Francis Price. Miss Doris
CARRIER. Miss Betty Bonebrake, Miss