The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-08

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~ FRANCIS ZONES.

1Y FRANCES JONES. -
have their eleventh annual spring for
NAL >tIlis evening beginning with
banquet at Pelletier's at $3.50 o'clock
and closing with a dance at Kellam
Hail.
A musical program has been arr
ranged and during the dinner Grace
Currey Bussing will give several harp
numbers. The Phi Delt quartet, COM
posed of Charles Currey, William
Neiswanger, Bob Bell and George
Greenwood will sing. Mr.. Currey and
Mr.. Neiswanger will each sing a solo
accompanied by the harp.
Mr.. Neiswanger will pc the toast
master of the evening. Responses
will be made by: Miss Ruth Marsh,
Mr.. Earl Brehm for the freshmen and
Mr.. Don Welty for the alumni. The
place cards will be a free hand draw
bouquets of sweet peas, violets and
roses will be given each of the girls.
Covers will be laid for 101 guests.
Following the dinner the dance to
be held at Kellam Hall, the music of
which will be furnished by Chuck
Shoffstat's orchestra of Lawrence,
will begin at nine o'clock. The win
dowS at the hall have been draped
with azure blue, and spring flowers
will be used on the walls and over the
arches of several coy corners which
will be provided downstairs. The cor
ners will be lighted with softly shaded
floor lamps. Punch will be served in
the hall during the dance.
Those present will include: Presi-
dent and Mrs. P. p. Womer, Justice
and Mrs. Henry F. Mason, Miss Jes-
sic Dean, chaperons; Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. James
f. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Hogue, Miss Frances Blair of Hutch
inson, Miss Mildred Branine of New
ton. Miss Virginia Miller, Miss Grace
Hess, Miss Betty Mitchell of Law
renee, Miss Rheva Bonjour of Hia-
watha, Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss Eva
Miller, Miss Frances Price, Miss
Forrestine Blank, Miss Jane Alex
ander, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Mar
garet Worms, Miss Charlotte Affron,
Miss Marjora Blank. Miss Irma Lewis,
Miss Mary Christman, Miss Marian
Saunders of Berryton, Miss Dorothy
Jones' Miss Margaret Tillotson, Miss
Lucille Heym, Miss Ruth Switzer, Miss
Betty Frost, Miss 1vah Raines, Miss
Althea Wiede, Miss Ann Champeny,
Miss Marion Williams, Miss Lenore
Collins, Miss Mabel Clare Steele, Miss
Mabel Howarton of Rossville, Miss
Georgia Neese. Miss Grace Gleed,
Miss Mabel Howard, Miss Marie
Owen, Miss Dorothy George, Miss Ella
Kaniff of Onaga, Miss Margaret
Lynch of Lawrence, Miss Patricia
Evans. Miss Marian Moore, Miss Lii
liam Hughes, Miss Jessie Burnette,
Mrs Vera Gardner. Miss Cynthia
Monroe, Mr.. Harold Lowe, Mr. Fred
Ice, Mr.. Homer Edgell, Mr.. Arthur
Brewster, Mr.. Francis Wilson, Mr..
Jerry Puffer. Mr.. Lynn Smith, Mr..
Charles Currey, Mr.. George Green
wood. Mr.. Floyd Cossman. Ny: Don
Welty, Mr. Bob Merrick, Mr.. Charles
Holman, Mr. Leonard Irwin, Mr..
Robert Bell, Mr.. Toll Ware, Mr.. w.
L. Higgins, jr., Mr.. George Bearg,
Mr.. Earl Loomis, Mr.. Jack Saunders,
Mr.. Norman Bloom, Mr.. Percy Pax
| ton, Mr. Robbins Herrick, Mr.. Earl
! Brehm, Mr.. William Macarthur, Mr..
William Van Lehn. Mr.. Erskine Wy
man, Mr. Olin Buck, Mr.. John Raster,
Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. Legler Paxton,- Mr..
Henry Anton, Mr.. Jack Merria ms Mr..
! Howard Meyers, Nj. Irwin Nixon Mr..
Herbert Bentley. Mr.. Byron Boone,
Mr.. John Parkinson, Mr.. John Moh-
Ter, Mr. Armin Weiskirch, Mr.. Will
liam Neiswanger, Mr.. Glenn Hussey.
Mr.. Zwingli McClements, Mr.. Seaton
Hammen' Mr. ! Ben J Marsh =
Mrs. Charles Baker of Tulsa, Okla,
J was the guest of honor at an informal
+ luncheon given this noon with Mrs.
| William D. Wolfe as hostess at her
home in Clay street. Covers were laid
/
Saturday noon, Mrs Phil Gray will
entertain the same group of friends
at a luncheon at her home in West
Ninth street This will also be COM
plimentary to Mrs. Baker.
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1t is anticipated that a large crowd
will attend the dance to be held Sat
urday evening at the Country club
! The affair is really a get acquainted
gathering before the opening of the
| summer season. Seventy-five new
members will be added to the club,
about half of which have already
come in and the dance Saturday eve
| ming will afford an opportunity for
members of long standing to meet
those who have just become members.
| Dr. w. n. West, president of the
/ club; Mr.. Jack Sleeper. chairman of
| the entertainment committee, and Mr..
| George Thompson. secretary and
others on the entertainment commit
tee will greet the guests
The dance will be for the members
and their out of town guests. Sid
Wrightman's orchestra of Springfield,
No, will play.
Miss Alice B. Hoyes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyes, drew No.
$50 at the Woman's club bazaar and
has been presented with the Witch
Tree" painting by Mrs. A. A. Robin
son.
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The marriage of Miss Lois White,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. White,
and Mr.. Thompson H. Euwer took
place this afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. 1925 Clay
street, with DIR. J. B. Gonzales, state