The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-04

Mr.. V. B. Kistler, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Cole, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Smith. Mrs. James
King.
Mrs. John Waters, 1880 Garfield
street. will entertain the members of
her bridge-luncheon club Friday.
The home economics class at Wash
burn college will entertain with a tea
cafeteria for their mothers and also
for the faculty women. The hours
will be from until o'clock.
The hostesses will include: Mrs.
Ward Keller, Mrs. Ruth Washburn,
Mrs. A. Lee, Miss Hazel Gilbert, Miss
Esther Thomas, Miss Georgia Neese,
Miss Marian Moore, Miss Elizabeth
Purdy Miss Helen Steele, Miss Eliza
beth Van Ness, Miss Thelma Wallace.
Miss Elizabeth Bonebrake, Miss Louise
Davis. Miss Delphine Elliott, Miss
Margaret Gates, Miss Ruth Downey,
Miss Fay Gilbert. Miss Lucille Heym,
Miss Pauline Kerr, Miss Muriel Lyman
and Miss Esther Lindell.
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The Young Matron's class of the
First Methodist church VIII meet
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the church Mrs. c. F. Sundahl, Mrs.
c. w. Garrison. Mrs James McFar-
land and Mrs. J. A. Mansfield will be
hostesses.
The annual May fete was given this
afternoon on the campus at the Col
lege of the Sisters of Bethany. the pro-
gram including a number of dances by
the various departments of the school.
the crowning of the Queen of the May,
Miss Edith Young, and a dancing fes-
tival. awakening of the Flower Gar
den"
1-ba feta o0ened with a procession
of all the students of the school,
gowned in the various costumes of the
dances and groups in which they were
to have parts. At the close of the pro-
cession and following the browning of
the May Queen, a group of dances,
hunting dance and polka, were given
by the grades. Following this came
the May pole dance done by the
Freshmen of the school.
The primary and kindergarten de-
partments took part in the Awaken
ing of the Flower Garden" with Miss
Barbara Kaye carrying the role of
Pan. The children were costumed to
represent the various groups of flow
erS and characters of which they were
a part. The Wind was represented by
Joy Meyer and Lucy Glib; Butterflies,
Helen Moore. Emily Langsdorf, Laura
McFadden, Marcia Mohler. Kathleen
Mansfield, Lorraine Guild; Spring
Fairies, Mary Elizabeth Wikidal, Belle
Fullerton, Marvine Hooper; Flowers,
Janice Evans Maxine Darling, Teresa
Happe, Charles Crosby. Jack Darby
and Marian Brayman; Buds, Con-
stance Here, Barbara Jane Morrison,
Morton Haynes, Richard Matthews,
Jack Baird; Daffodils, Frances Bur-
row. Martha Daughters, Ruth Harris,
Robert Black. Billy Felix, Albert Pat
ten; Forget Me-Nots. Virginia Smith,
Mary Hart, Jane Zimmerman, Everett
Rose, Riley Moore and Benny Baird !:
Violets. Jane Daughters, Helen Call
beck Helen Turner. Luella Graham,
Frank Chase. Harold Chaffee- Donald
Sundahl: May pole dancers, Mary
Edna Cramer. Ruth Maffett. Marjorie
Dove, Josephine Burrow, Clementfne
Walker. Lucy CollingwOod, Nateele
Good. Grace Chaffee, Eva May Hotz,
Gretchen Mckee, Eunice Liggett and
Margaret Wyant.
Following this dance the high school
students and the college department
gave the Carnival dance. Miss Mill
ured Bowman represented the Spirit
of the Carnival, Miss Eunice Casely,
the jester. In this dance were a group
of Columbines, a group of clowns, two
Scottish dances, a group of gypsies. a
group of balloon dancers and flower
vendors
The special dancing class gave a
ballet of Sea Moons" Those taking
part included: Spirits of the Sea, Miss
Catharine Ray, Miss Betty Stephenson,
Miss Lillian Bradburn, Miss Catharine
Drum, Miss Frances Moss. Miss Eliza
beth Black. Miss Esther Dibble. Miss
Virginia Welty, Miss Henrietta Moser,
Miss Marcie Pennick Miss Betty
Graham and Miss Rena Dibble, as the
lure of the sea.
The credit for the successful fete
is given the directors, Miss Velma
Diehl. head of the department of
physical education of the college; Miss
Louise Ross, Miss Elizabeth Perrigo