The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

| ing of the battleship Ohio She will
remain here until about the 7th of May.
bers, who will leave soon to join her
husband in Amarillo, where they will
make their home, wilt be one of the
honor guests. Several new members
of the society will also be guests of
honor.
The Junior Prom, Washburn's big
annual social event, was held Friday
night at the gymnasium with about
two hundred and fifty guests present.
The gymnasium was decorated with
the colors black, blue and orange. The
walls were covered with painted
scenes in silhouette. At the sides of
the room were the quartet tables at
which supper was served at IL o'clock.
Black candlesticks with orange
candles on the table carried out the
color scheme. From the balcony over
the floor hung blue streamers and
blue suspended under the dome
formed an imaginary blue sky in
which the clusters of lights twinkled
representing the stars. Miss Neva
Shoemaker was chairman of the COM
mittee arranging for the party Miss
Gertrude Beverly had charge of the
decorating. Mr.. Ike Kendall the enter
tainment, Mr.. George GREENWOOD the
invitations, Miss Viola Van Nice the
financial, and Miss Mabel Clare Steele
the eats. Miss Helen Roseen arranged
the tables.
In the receiving line were: DR.. and
Mrs. P. P. Womer. Dean and Mrs. ID.
J.. McEachron, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Graves. Prof. and Mrs. John Aldrich,
Prof B. B. Reed, Mr.. Merriam Shell
don, Mr.. Claude McCraig and Miss
Shoemaker.
The Phi Delta Theta quartet, Mr.
Robert Bell, Mr.. William Neiswanger'
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wood, sang several numbers MISS
Hazel Gilbert, Miss Mary Christman,
Miss Mabel Shirk, Mr.. Lynn Smith,
Mr.. Pearce Aul and Mr. Reuben
Forney gave a one act farce, ne
Obstinate Family" and playIet writ
ten by Miss Shoemaker, "Winkum
Blinkum and Nod" was also given.
A group dance was given by MISS
Ruth Thoroman, Miss Thelma Hopson'
Miss Marian Moore and Miss Margaret
Riplev. Miss Maxine Mitchell gave
solo fan dance and Miss Thee Copo
several harp n !. = s.
Mrs. Guilford Dudley will entertain
Mrs. Will Hindman's team OF the
Woman's club Thursday afternoon at
her home, 9O1 Tyler street
Mrs. Carl Mallon. who VII! leave
soon to join Mr.. Mallon in Kansas
civ where they will make their
home, will be the guest of honor at
a party to be given for her next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. ..
Anderson, Mrs. Elmer Eby and Mrs.
F. P. Elmore as 'hostesses.
The affair will be held at the home
of Mrs. Elmore, 1903 West Tenth
avenue.
spring party will be given Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
n. Mertz, 1904 Mulvane street, for the
members of the Tuesday Study club.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Often gave
surprise farewell party Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Leonard Hanway
of West Sixth avenue, who left Fri
day for Caspar, Wyo., to join Mr.. Han
way in a permanent home.
The guests included Mrs. Hanway
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deane, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hesse. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Turner. Mr.. Scott Morrison. Mrs. E. E.
Hopes, Miss Reba whitehair, Miss
Margaret Morrison and Mr.. Read
Morrison.
The flower mission and relief work
departments of the Shawnee county
W. c. T L. will have a rally day, May
., the place to be announced later.
Flowers, both cultivated and wild,
including the tiny vfolets. canned veg
etables, fruits and jellies. books mag
azines are most earnestly solicited. A
short program will be given, after
which the articles given will be taken
to all shut-ins. Mrs. Amanda Dixon
is superintendent of the departments
and Mrs. Theodore Saxon assistant SUI
perintendent.
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Announcements have been received
here telling of the marriage in Cuba.
n. Y. of Miss Bernice Kingsbury and
Mr.. Carl Reilly of Olean, N. Y, April
3. Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly will make
their home in Olean, n. Y.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Kingsbury. formerly of To-
peka. Mrs. Reilly is a graduate of
Topeka high school and of Bethany
college. Mr.. Reilly is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Reilly of Olean, N Y.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who, tho he is past sixty years of
age, has white hair, and has been mar
ried over thirty years, has never
ceased calling his boyhood sweetheart.
his wife, by her pet name, "Sweetie.'
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The various departments of the
Woman's club will be hostesses at diff
ferent times during the Ross Crane
lectures to be given here next week
beginning Monday afternoon
AT the first lecture to be held Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock al tho au