The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-04

man, Miss Margaret Morns. Miss Helen
Thomas, Miss Jeanette DooIey. Miss
Berenice Dearborn, Miss Margaret
Ripley, Miss Ivah Raines, Miss Maxine
Mitchell. Miss Katherine Bauerline.
Miss Ruth Lemon, Miss Marjora
Blank, Miss Charlotte West, Miss Ann
Weightman, Mr.. John MohIer. Mr..
Lynn Smith. Mr.. Garrett Porter. Mr.
Dan Perkins, Mr.. Francis Wilson, Mr..
Keene Saxon, Mr.. Willis Anton, Mr..
Homer Edgell, Mr.. Disk Wahle, Mr..
Henry Anton, Mr.. Walter Wilson, Mr.
Robert Merrick, Mr.. Francis Heron,
Mr.. Paul Mcfarland, Mr.. Hugh Rus
sell, Mr. Ben Marsh; Mr.. Harold Lowe,
Mr.. Jim Lindsay Mr.. Morris Edison,
Mr.. Merriam Sheldon, Mr.. John Kas-
ter, Mr.. George McCauslin, Mr.. Ray
mond Beers. Mr.. John Parkinson, Mr.
Myron Stevens. Mr. Romaine Akers,
Mr. Lawrence Evans. Mr.. Percy Pax
ton. Mr.. George Greenwood, Mr.. De
Armine Schmitz, Mr.. King Cady, Mr..
Morris Dean. Mr.. Charles Holman, Mr.
De Loss Erickson, Mr.. Hobart Bent
ley, Mr.. Wayne Chase. Mr.. Edgar
Wingett. Mr.. Myron Lehman, Mr..
Harry Crane, Mr.. Bill Van Lehn, Mr.
Donald McCord. Mr.. w. L. Higgins,
jr.. Mr.. Clyde Schencl1, Mr.. Lucien Tir-
rill
Pf Beta Tau sorority will give a
dinner dance at Pelletier's tea room.
Saturday evening. Chaperons for the
party VIII be the Rev and Mrs. Carl
Nau of Emporia and Dean Susan B.
Guild.
The guests will include: Miss Ruth
Bailey, Miss Grace Ellington, Miss
Louise Herrick, Miss Verna Wise, Miss
Eva McClaskey, Miss Esther Grandon,
Miss Josephine Merillat. Miss Wilma
I'rull. Miss Helen Steele, Miss Made
line Merillat. Miss Sadie Yetter, Miss
Edna Noll, Miss Ruth McA1lister. Miss
Hazel Zimm Miss Marguerite
Mcdonald Mr.. George Bearg, Mr.. Ho-
mer Dodge, Mr.. Frank Strod1ey, Mr.
Sam Crow. Mr.. Reuben Forney, Mr..
Wendell Wise, Mr.. Frank Remington,
Mr.. Jack Coudry, Mr.. Alfred Mitchell,
Mr.. Carl Schell, Mr.. Maurice Sewers.
Mr.. Dale Dexter. Mr.. Bob farrell and
Mr.. Marshall G. Herrick of Kansas
City.
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Just a few weeks now and the boys
and girls who are attending schools
and colleges over the country will
come rushing home for Christmas and
then happy time of parties and good
times will begin all at once.
The first party to be announced is
being planned by Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Catlin for their daughter, Muriel
Barnes, who will arrive home from
Washington, d. c., the week before
Christmas. The party will be given
December %, at the Catlin home and
will be a Christmas affair.
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Topeka, Kan, Dec. 4, 1920.
Dear Elizabeth: And SO you are
coming home for Christmas. Well,
then, I'll save all the gossip and tell it
to you then. I really don't know but
one real good piece of gossip and I
think its repetition would do more
harm than good to the man and his
wife. who at present are away on a
visit.
One of the good looking. popular
sorority girls was dreadfully embar-
raised last Sunday morning by an ac-
cident to the family car, as she was
returning from taking her mother to
church. The mother was in a hurry
Sunday morning and so awakened the
girl out of her Sunday morning nap,
telling her to hurry and dress, get the
which she did-all but the dressing.
She slipped on a few things, put on
her coat and hat and proceeded to
drive mother to church. On the way
back, right down on Topeka boule-
ward, the engine coughed or snorted
or something or whatever they dc
when they run out of gas. and stopped.
The girl climbed out. walked down the
boulevard to the nearest gas station
wearing her bedroom slippers, her
coat and hat and a few other sundries
As luck would have it she didn't meet
but one person she knew, but he was
the one she had asked to the next
sorority party.
Talking about sororities, they say