The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-07
59 G2G&A@&Y
BY GRlAClA Pore WOOD.

OF course the Woman's club would
not keep on with the plans for their
ball when the health authorities were
asking that there be as few gatherings
as possible. THE big party has been
postponed. But--put your ticket care
! fully away in the teapot on the buffet
| for the party will come just Is soon
as it is safe to have parties again.
The club team captains are especially
urged to keep their tickets safe and
| to remember where that safe place is.
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I Miss Mildred Warning entertained
with a miscellaneous shower at her
home in Fillmore street for Miss Fay
Warning, whose engagement to Mr..
Hugh Mclean has been announced.
Those present were Miss Fay Warning.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Miss Frances
! Olander, Mies Gatwood Wagner
Miss Pauline Sanders. Miss Mary
Everett Pennington. Mrs. William
Schlichter Mrs. E. A. Warning. Mrs.
I Q. o. Warning, Miss Mildred Warning.
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Mrs. n. W. Benning gave dinner
Friday night in honor of her SON
Henry. whose birthday it was. Guests
were Mr.. Clyde Hartford, Mr.. Wilbur
Mills, Mr.. John Price. Mr.. Lloyd Tag
Igart, Mr.. William Walton. Mr.. Joe
Ream and Mr.. Arson Mclaughlin.
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| Kappa Kappa Chi announces the
following pledges: Miss Lucille Noahe
of Douglas, Wyo.. and Miss Ruth
I Helen Britt of Ponca City, Okla.
Alpha Phi announces Miss Lucille
I Heym OF Topeka. Sigma Alpha Iota
pledged Miss Pearl Newman last night
and Initiated Miss Zilla Sutherin and
Miss Margaret Bell of Topeka. Miss
Caroline Thorpe Of Haven, Miss Gwen
doIyn DeForest of Wetmore. Miss
Alice Moore OF Willow Springs. Mo,
Miss Pearl Thieband OF Independence
land Miss Teresa Freeburg of Nc
Pherson.
| Debating teams are often like male
| quartets--a decided mixture. Among
! the girls who will discuss SHOULD
America Assume a Protectorate
| over Mexico there are as many types
as there are debaters. Miss Marie
Wentz has glorious red hair-the sort
/ artists love and every one raves over.
! Miss Helen Jorgenson is tall and
! blonde and as Swedish as her name.
Miss Florence Meisner is tall and dark
and striking. These three will meet
Ottawa university in Topeka. They
have the affirmative side of the ques-
| ton. They make a most interesting
team and il their viewpoints are as
different as their types they should
/ leave no point untouched. Miss
Wentz is a junior and lives at the
Kappa Kappa Chi house. Miss Meis-
| ner is a freshman and one of the Hol-
brook girls. Miss Jorgenson is a
sophomore and lives at the r. A.
Burch home. She comes from Wis
| consin.
In the other team which will go to
Manhattan February 81 to assure
! them that the United States should
not assume the protectorate over its
| neighbor to the south, are Miss Laura
4 n In = A.N1
who lives at Hartford. Miss Mabel
| Taylor, a freshman. who is in Hol-
brook. and Miss Geneva Sebold. a
| junior and an old debater whose home
is in Topeka. Miss Rohrer cannot
| reach a very high shelf, but there is
no argument above her. Miss Taylor
is little too. and dark and Miss Sebold
is very blue of eye and light of hair.
So again there is an unusual trio of
girls who are bound to be interesting
because they are they, aside from
their arguments.
i Announcement is made of the mar
r rage of Miss Stella Baskerville, of
Madison, Wis, to Mr.. A. Roy Myels s,
of Orange. Cal. in Brooklyn, n. Y.
This marriage is OF interest among
Washburn people. as Mr. MYERS graiu-
ated from Washburn in the class of
1914. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Myers. and formerly lived in
Osborne. Kan. He is a brother of Mr..
]. Arthur Myers. of Topeka
Mr.. Myers spent two years in Y. NJ.
fC. A. work in India with the British
army. He is now connected with the
United States Corporation company in
New York.
Mrs. Myers 10 a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin, and is a mem-
Der OF the Delta Delta Delta sorority
She has been doing literary work In
New York.
, Mrs. Sara c. Lathrop announces the
, marriage OF her daughter, Lillian
: nett at Manhattan, Kan. on February
) 8 Mr.. Bennett graduated from Wash
! burn Number of years ago. Mr.. and
, Mrs. Bennett will make their home in
Manhattan.
Bethany college is getting ready fol
) founders day celebration to be held
t February ~. Exercises will be held
: in the chapel at $3.50 o'clock followed
: by a reception. An invitation is ex.
; tended to all alumnae and specia
friends of the school to attend The
program and social hour
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7. w c. A will meet Tuesday morn
ing at 1880 at the Y. W. building
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Topeka men are assisting Topeka
girls In dressing for the eyes of men
Yes, the secret is out, and perhaps 4
explains lot OF the things that ar,
seen on Kansas avenue these days
and some of the things that are not.
There was time when the averag,
imam boosted of the fact that woman
talk about clothes" was all Greek
Now they are reveling in the fac
THAT they know all about "biases,
: "gores," panels" 'smocks," IDOL
: imans," ct cetera-and they are read
= ing the fashion magazines to get fur
: their data. The news and magazine
! dealers declare that 1t is no sextraor
) binary sight these days to see an aver
age appearing man step in and blu,
n not one but two or more of the lates
editions of periodicals that make