The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-05
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By FRANCES JONES. -

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Mrs. Allen and daughter, Miss Hen
rietta Allen, who have spent several
! months in Honolulu and are visiting
various interesting points in the Ha-
| waiian Islands, are planning to remain
| longer than they had first intended.
According to their changed plans they
will not return home to Topeka before
| the middle of June and might possibly
i remain over into the month of July.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Meade have
asked guests for two tables of bridge
at their home on Lincoln street Satur-
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Lux, tr.,
will entertain their Supper club Sun
day evening at their home
Mrs. ]. Gordon Forshner was the
guest of honor at a tea given Thurs
day afternoon by her mother, Mrs. j.
\. Harrison, and her sister, Mrs.
Henry K. Brooks, at the home OF Mrs.
Brooks in Westlawn.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with large bowls of spring flow
ers- In the dining room a color
scheme of red and yellow was carried
out. A large bowl of double tulips
and bridal wreath filled the center of
the table. Baskets of red carnations
and ferns were used about the room.
Miss Theo Cobb and Mrs. Z. W. Car
son poured tea.
Assisting thru the rooms were: Mrs.
W. I. Davis, Miss Edith Harrington,
Miss Helen Lewis, Miss Martha Mich
olson and Miss Teresita Brooks. About
| seventy guests called during the after
noon.
The annual Junior-Senior prom to
| be held tonight in the gymnasium at
Washburn college will be one of the
prettiest parties held at the college
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of the affair have worked for several
weeks planning the various features
of the evening, which will include
dancing, a program and a 1880
O'Clock supper.
The bare walls of the gymnasium
els designed by Miss Ethel Frances
Nowlin. The entire decorative effect
is carried out in an Oriental design
Overhead a canopy OF purple, orange
and green streamers gives the room a
dash of color. The steamers hang
from the edges of the canopy, partial
ly screening off the many quartet
tables which are placed under the bal
cony and at which supper will be
served. In the center of the room a
ball of revolving mirrors will show
up under the spotlight rays. At the
foot of this hall and at either side
will be tive figures of Buddha. The
lights under the balcony will be COW
cred with colored paper. Purple,
orange and green cushions have been
placed about the edges of the dance
floor for the use of the dancers.
The dance programs are carried out
in the colors, purple, orange and
green, the nut cups used on the sup
per tables are also in orange and pur-
pie and favors at each place will be
little Jade colored Buddhas. On each
table will also be an orange and green
| incense burner.
A program has been arranged for
the evening. Several dance numbers
| including a Dance Orientale and
Nautsch dance, will be given by Miss
Margaret Koontz's dancing class. A
stunt. Mechanical Jane" will also be
given. Miss Helen Frances Frisbie
will sing two numbers. wind Is in
the South Today" and Spring Has
Come"
The guests wiz be received by the
president of the senior class. Mr..
George Rearg; the president of the
Miss Esther Paxton, vice president of
the junior class; Prof. and Mrs.
l Aldrich, and Prof. and Mrs. Cleveland
Lopez, class advisers.
The committees and their members
who have made it possible for the
party to be a success, are; Miss
/ Esther Paxton, general chairman;
| decorating committee, Miss Mabel
| Taylor, Mr.. Reuben Forney, Mfr. Ralph
| Shrader, Mr.. Louis Larson. Mr.. Ed
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Miss Vivian Ware, Mr.. Merrill Judd,
Mr.. Bob Bell, Miss Dorothy Beverley.
l Mr. Ralph Bolan; artistic committee.
/ Miss Ethel Frances NoWlin, Miss
| Dorothy Bergman, Miss Helen Steele;
refreshments, Miss Margaret Tillotson.
| Miss Margaret Connors, Miss Rachel
! Scott, Miss Lucille Heym; invitation,
/ Miss Miriam Van Horn, Mr.. Howard
| Myers; tables. Miss Esther Shaeffer,
Miss Louise Griest, Miss Eva Nc
| Claskey; programs. Mrs. Ruth Speer.
Mr. Charles Tasker; finance, Miss
| Vivian Ware. Miss Fay Gilbert, Miss
/ Lacey Herrick, Mr.. Allen Church, Miss
| Edna Basket and Mr.. Reuben Forney.
The chaperons, guests and the
juniors and seniors who will attend
| the party include:
/ President and Mrs. P. P Womer
| Dean and Mrs. d. L. McEachrOn
Dean and Mrs. c. f. Carpenter
| Dean and Mrs. Z. S. Zampierre
| Dean and Mrs. Henry Stearns
| Prof. and Mrs. Cleveland Lopez
| Prof. and Mrs Aldrich
| Dean Susan NJ. Guild
Miss Elsie Jones Miss Ruth Stevens
| Miss Rose Baker Miss Bessie Buck
| Miss Anna Cherkasky Mrs A w Lawrence
| Miss Katisue Moore Mr.. Ernest Jones
| Miss Isabel Crawford Mr.. Edward Everett
Miss Ada Marie Brit Mr.. Homer Dodge
/ ton Mr.. James Mcbride
Miss Leola thinner Mr.. Eugene Root
/ man Mr. Sam Lyman
Miss Martha Shaler Mr. Phil Fable
I Miss Eliza beth Green Mr.. Raymond Lewis
Miss Esther Paxton Mr.. Thomas HoaR
| maker Mr.. Floyd Davidson
Miss Mabel Taylor Mr. William Barnett
/ Miss Teresita Brooks Mr.. Henry Bone
| Miss Ruth Marsh Mr.. Robert Loomis