The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-08

/ or Mrs. WlIDur Lambert Will
a luncheon at Pelletier's. There will
be places for: Mrs. Lambert, Mrs.
Wilbur Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss
Ruth Raster, Miss Gwenn Shakeshaft.
Miss Annetta Nicon, Miss Elsie Sa-
VILE. Miss Theo Cobb, Mrs. Shakeshaft
and Miss Curtis.
In the afternoon, on Thursday, Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Theo Cobb and Miss
| Nora Jones will give tea at the
Country club for the active members
| of the sorority, all visiting Delta
Gammas and all former members liv-
ing here. Among them will be: Mrs.
! Martha f. Halves of Blackwell. Eng
! land. Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft, Mrs. w.
! E. Gibson. Miss Grace Whiting Miss
| Louise Curtis and Miss Winifred Par
sons of Emporia.
| Now that school is out, maybe it is,
safe to print this story:
| A certain Washburn sorority house
was the scene of wild excitement on
/ that memorable night of the 1920 all
night party.
( Unknown to the rest of the sorority
/ two seniors and one freshman or fresh
4 woman, arranged with their dates for
an early breakfast. They were to meet
at 4:3O a. m. and eat and then go for
| a little car ride and watch the sun
come up. They did. and got back at
6.15. By that time the excitement had
! to some degree quieted down, and
when the men in the party took their
dates up to the door they saw-two
forms quietly slumbering in the porch
| swing. Two brunette heads protruded
from one end of a girls coat and four
daintily clad feet and ankles from the
other end The men gasped, the girls
| hurried them inside away from the
sight. Once inside the door they saw
two girls on the window seat, three
in chairs, two on the davenport and
three or four on the floors. Exit the
| boys.
Mrs. Leslie Guild has asked guests
| to buffet luncheon Thursday, to be
given at her home in Grove avenue in
honor of Mrs. William Hornbuckle
who is visiting here from Kansas City.
Mrs. James Hayes, at whose home
| Mrs. Hornbuckle is now visiting, will
entertain at her home in West Tenth
| avenue on Friday afternoon with a tea.
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Miss Hermione Van Laer, whose
! marriage to Mr.. Paul Adams of Tam
pico. Mexico, will take place next
week. was the honor guest this noon
at a luncheon given for her at Pelle-
tiers by Miss Gwen Shakeshaft.
There were places for: Miss Van
Laer, Mrs Louise H. Van Laer, Mrs
Richard Shakeshaft, Mrs. Howard
Searle, Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft, Miss
Ruth Kingman and Miss Gwen Shake
shaft.
Wednesday morning. Miss Jean
Robertson and Miss Alma Calvert will
entertain at Miss Robertson's home in
Tyler street with a breakfast in Miss
Van Laer'S honor.
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Roscoe
Graves will give a handkerchief show
er at Hardin cottage on Washburn
campus for Miss Van Laer.
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Announcement is made of the mar
| riage on Sunday OF Miss Lucille Chan
dler. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
| Hoxie, Kan. The ceremony was per-
, formed by DIR. D. NJ. Fisk at his home
in College avenue, Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andregg have gone to
Kansas City to spend a few days and
| on their return will motor to Hoxie to
make their home. The bride, who is a
| Washburn graduate, was president of
the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority during
her senior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Graves will go
to Burlington. Kan, next week to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. Graves
brother Mr.. Charles KesIer. The mar
riage will take place June 16 at Bur-
lington with Miss Suzzana Matilda
Nesbit as the bride. Mr.. Kesler, who
now makes his home in Superior, Neb.,
is a former Washburn student and a
member of the Kappa Sigma frater-
nifty.
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The last meeting of the season for
the Knife and Fork club was held
Monday evening at Pelletier's. Each
member invited one guest and at the
close of the dinner there was a brief
program of talks. Mrs. j. F. FARRELL.
president of the club, acted as toast
mistress.
The speakers and the subjects were:
Mrs. z. c. Fable, THE Part of
MARTHA Miss Grace Overmeyer,
THE Story Unwritten;" Mrs. L. c,
Hodge, THE Picture Imprinted" Mrs.
F. S. Savage, Among the Relics;
Miss Margaret Koontz, keeping Up
/ the Earth Miss Mabel Jones, Inter
preting the Law" Mr.. L. c. Hodge
: touched all the subjects spoken on be-
,, fore in a witty impromptu speech.
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| Announcement is made of the mar
3 riage of Miss Estelle Clemens and Mr.
/, Ira Burkholder on Saturday at the
home of the Rev. G. C. Horne, pastor
, of the Oakland Christian church
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.