The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-30

evening. The guest of honor was Mrs.
c. n. Murray, who with her husband
will leave the first of the week to
make their home in Holton. Kan.
Those attending were: Mrs. Muir
ray, Rachel Hurley, Irene McQuilken.
Lillian Rose, Irene Purdue, Gladys
Rogers, Inez McQuilken, Bessie Rog-
ers. Inez McClaire, Margaret Holm,
Maudie Wilkinson, Reona Rogers,
Vera Kraus. Anna Laurie Dangerfield
and Mrs. G. W; Vale.
There is a house on Topeka boule-
ward now nearing completion. The
only thing lacking to round out the
general effect Is a lace y porch swing
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority of
Washburn college held pledge serv-
ices yesterday evening for Miss Alder
tina Mullendorf of Holton, Kan, Miss
Gladys Bolinger of Everett, Kan, and
Miss Louise Phelps, whose home is in
Beaver, Okla.
The members of the Tri Delta AL
lance will have a picnic supper at
| Gage park Wednesday evening. Miss
Georgia Hoffman will be the hostess.
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Pi Beta Tau sorority gave their an
nual Founders Day banquet Friday
| evening at the Virginia. Miss Louise
Herrick acted as toastmistress, Mrs.
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! toast, Ideals" Miss Hazel thinner
man gave a, toast on "Tribulations of
a Pledge" and Miss Verna Wise on
! Aloha De-" The sorority colors were
used in the table decorations. In the
center of the table were daisies and
lavender sweet peas intermingled with
lavender and gold tulle.
| The guests included: Mrs. VIM. J.
Morgan, Mrs. P. S. Zampierre, Mrs. E.
]. Griffith. Miss Katisue Moore. Miss
Ruth Bailey. Miss Louise Herrick,
Miss Esther Grandon, Miss Verna
| Wise, Miss Marguerite Mcdonald,
Miss Sadie Yetter. Miss Mary Edna
| Noll. Miss Marion Macarthur, Miss
Grace Ellington, Miss Jane Lannan,
Miss Eva McClasky, Miss Helen
Bart, Miss 10 Alerillat. Miss Madeline
Merillat. Miss Mildred Brown Miss
Victorine Williams. Miss Vernon
Woods, Miss Esther Watson. Miss
Dorothy Shuler and Miss Hazel Zim-
norman.
Pi Beta Tau announces the pledging
| of Miss Mildred Brown of Topeka.
Pledge services were held at the chap
ter house Friday evening.
The members of the active chapter
| of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
| be at home to their friends, the alum
nae, and the members of the Wash
burn faculty, Sunday afternoon from
8 until S o'clock at the chapter house.
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They do tell that the women golfers
| of the Country club have practically
decided to follow the styles of their
| eastern sisters and wear Knockers at
the first Ladies' Day affair this spring.
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Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom's team of the
| Womans club will meet with Mrs. c..
Z. Scott. S14 Taylor street, Monday
afternoon.
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dorado Taft of Chicago. who is per-
haps Americas greatest sculptor. liv-
| ing or dead, will lecture in Topeka on
the evening of May 13, next, at Mac
Vicar chapel. Washburn college, The
subject of the lecture will be zone
/ Hundred Masterpieces of American
| Sculpture"
Mr. Taft is the creator of the colos-
| sal statue of an Indian. that stands
on a bluff overlooking Rock river at
Oregon. III. This statue is forty-eight
| feet high and is modelled out of rein
| forced concrete. Mr.. Taft presented
the work to the state of Illinois and to
the nation at large.
Among other noted works of his are