The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-27

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teapOts and under the paper in your
top bureau drawer, in your husbands
collar box and any other favorite hid
ing place, for the WOman's club ball
tickets you put away when the influ-
enza came. Not baseball or football,
you understand, but the big fancy
party to which you had begun to won
der what YOU could wear when the ban
came along and settled it. Now the
question is up again. only now IL ca
be a spring dress instead of a winter
one For the time is Saturday evening,
April 10. the place. the auditorium.
Not n good floor Then you didn't al
most slip down when you went to the
concert the other evening. Ray Hall
went down and looked it over few
days ago, and this man. who knows
about dance floors. said with couple
more pounds of wax rubbed in, it
would be in fine condition. 1t was
scraped and waXed for the American
Legion circus and it is still in order.
There are to be decorations. favor
dances and many extra attractions
TO be told OF later.
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Che Phi Delt formal was just as
delightful and pretty a s a spring party
can be. Roses were the chief feature
Of the decorations born at Pelletier's,
where dinner was served. and in the
dance hall. Corsages of sweet peas
and roses were at each girls place at
the tables and the favors were leather
card cases holding small picture OF
the active chapter. Mr.. Toll Ware was
POSTMASTER and responses were made
bv Mr. Frank Ripley and Mr.. Lynn
smith. Between courses there was
dancing.
Trellises Of roses covered the walls
of Kellam hall and against a bank of
roses at the end Of the hall was the
fraternity crest. Roses were used in
the middle of the hall and yellow
crepe paper draped the lights. a spe-
cial fea ture of the program was a
dance for engaged couples. The floor
was comfortably crowded for this
number.
The mon of the Kappa Sigma fra
tcrnity will be hosts at an informal
dance this evening at the Chocolate
Shop. Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton Miller
Will chaperon the party.
The men of the Alpha Delta fra
ternity will have an informal party
this evening at the college gymnasium.
Tom Crawford's orchestra will play.
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Mrs. Frank Squres, who will leave
soon with Mr.. Squires for new home
in Chicago. is being much entertained
before her departure. Mrs. John NJ.
Cleveland. Of wichita who is her
kutHAs mas SlldItl liOAlOiS WIN MI
Squires at a number of parties.
Next Tuesday afternoon Mrs z. A.
Austin will be hostess at a small sew
ing party in Mrs Squ'res's honor.
Wednesday noon Mrs. Ed Hindman
Will entertain a few of Mrs. Squires's
most intimate friends in compliment
TO her. Mrs. Frank Manspeaker en-
tertaned for Mrs. Squires and Mrs.
Cleveland this afternoon, and they
Il honor qt no ~ ri
afternoon given by Mrs. Otis Hungate
other guests at the affair were Mrs
Ed Ilindman. Mrs. Frank Manspea kerr
Mrs l.. \. Austin, Mrs. Frank Squires,
Mrs w. E. Bulls. Mrs. J. l.. Money
penny. Mrs J. S. West. Miss Sarah
and Miss Anna Beck. Mrs Agda Mold,
l'r. Martha Mccoy. Miss Alice Mccoy.
Mrs. Frank Stevens. Mrs. John
Worlcy Mrs. A. NJ. Harvey, Miss Anna
Squires. Mrs Arthur Rodgers, Mrs.
Jay Van Houtou, Mrs. w. f. Thrapp.
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Mrs. Malcolm GRAY entertained the
members of the Friday Afternoon
street. In addition to the regular
members the following guests were
present: Mrs. Henry ]. Allen. Mrs.
Edwin kistler. Mrs Tinkham Veale,
Mrs. George Staebler, Mrs. Lee FULLY
and Mrs. d. J. Kelley. The next meet
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johnson Stricken.
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Mrs. NJ. L. LeninE and her daughter,
Miss Frances LeninR of Cape Girar-
deau, Mo. are the guests of Mrs. Len
ing's daughter, Mrs. Frank S. Kenyon,
and Mr.. Kenyon in College avenue
This afternoon Mrs. Henry V.
Stearns entertained at tea in honor
OF Mrs Lening.
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The cast of the play. Joint Owners
in Spain" which the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae will give on the
afternoon of April TO- is as follows:
Miss Ruth Kaster directress of an old
ladies' home: Miss Maude McVey. Miss
Mabel Shapsott. Miss Kathryn AL
baugh. old ladies in the home. The
story is concerning the trials of two OF
these inmates who haven't the best
dispositions in the world. They make
life so miserable for every one they
room with that at last they are put in
together to fight it out
Each member OF the A. c. a. will
be allowed to ask several guests to