The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-29

Dillon, Miss Mildred Adams, Miss
Nadine Buck, Miss Jeanette Edelblute,
Miss Eleanor Pearson, Mr.. Edward
Adams, Mr.. Roland Johnson, Mr.. Rich
ard Edelblute, Mr.. Frank Lyngar, Mr..
| Thomas johnson, Mr.. Rena Schwartz,
Mr.. Bethel Gross, Mr.. Howard Becker.
Mr.. William Cowdry, Mr.. Harold
Crook, Mr.. Vernon Ravens. Mr.. Cecil
Street, and Mr.. Kenneth Macferran.
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Miss Mary Virginia Tasker, who is
attending the University of Minnesota
and also the Federal School of Com
mercia1 Design, has been pledged
Kappa Delta. Miss Tasker is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Tasker.
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| A reunion of the Alpha Sigma, Alpha
sorority girls of the Kansas State Nor
NAL at Emporia was held at o'clock
dinner given Friday evening in the
tea room at Pelletier's. The guests in
cluded: Miss Helen Travis, Miss Lola
Wade, Miss Nell Nincehelser, Miss Vio-
ilet Randolph and mother, Mrs. Ran
dolph, of Fairview, Kan; Miss
vaughnie Jean wayneck, Miss Mary
Lewis, Miss Sarah Martin, Miss Eliza
beth McManigal. Miss Elizabeth Smith,
Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Ruth Card
ner, Miss Catharine Strouse, Miss Edna
Mccullough, Miss Ethel Ireland, Miss
Helen johnson, Miss Allene Ellis, Miss
Grace Allen, Miss Irene Anderson, Miss
Freddy Luce, Miss Lola Pierson, Miss
4 Marie Pierson and Miss Ann Walker.
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Miss Marie Witwer will entertain
4 Saturday evening at the What Not
shop with a dinner for her niece, Miss
Esther Irwin. The guests will include
| Miss Irwin, Mrs. o. S: Perkins, Mrs A.
w. Clark, Mrs. C. c. Witwer, Miss Mil
dred Reed. Miss Dorothy Fulton, Miss
| Sarallean Curtis, Miss Lulu F,ordyce.
Miss Ruth Thomson. Miss Marguerite
Cook Hawk and Miss Bessie Smith.
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Mrs. John Ripley and Mrs. Dwight
Ream entertained informally this af-
ternoon at Mrs. Ream's home in Bos-
lwell avenue. for the girls of the 1915
sclass of Washburn college, who are
in the city attending the Teachers
iconvention.
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| The sixth annual banquet of the
Kansas Dinner club was held Thurs
day, evening at the Elks club. Covers
were placed for fifty-five guests. The
tables were decorated with black
Egyptian vases filled with yellow POM
tpoms.
The program included a number of
talks by women educators, several
musical numbers by Mrs Grace Brein-
er Bradley and a reading by Mrs
FLORENCE H. Butler of the Department
l OIL 9uDHC speaking OF K. u. The
speakers were: Miss Hyde, Miss Lucy
Mccoy of Kansas City, Miss Mabel
Smith, Mrs. Willis Kerr of Manhattan,
DR.. Helen B. Thompson and DIR. AL
iberia L. Corbin. Miss Nele C. TerrilI
of Topeka gave an appreciation of Miss
Lola Graham. a member of the club
who died last spring.
The new officers of the club include:
president, Miss Araminta Holman of
K. A. S. c. at Manhattan: first vice
president, Mrs. Kathryn Crawford of
| Topeka; second vice-president Mrs.
Willis Holmes Kerr of K. u; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Lutte Embleton of
Topeka.
It's the same little old small world.
Last summer Sophie Braslau, who
sings here Saturday night at the audi
forum, was hopelessly lost a few
| blocks from her hotel in London. She
stopped an American woman and
asked her for directions. Aren't you
| Miss Braslau?" replied the stranger
with something of the thrill that Co.
lumbus probably felt when he discov-
| cred America, and then she added, II
heard you sing in Seattle last year"
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| A student recital will be given this
| evening by the pupils of Miss Blanche
| Davis at her home, 1909 Buchanan
| street. The following will play: Eula
| Lesh, Iva Reaser, Frank Reed Marie
Rogers, Charles Sprague. Shirley Cot
ton, Faye Hill, Burmah Sutton, Flea
nor Swearingen, Fern Reaser. Geral-
dine Gamlin, Agnes Hartley and Miss
Faris
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