The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-22

Ruth Morris, Junior Beach, Nellie
Miller. Viola Rhodes, Floyd Fletcher,
Dorothy Ball. Mary Brownell, Ruby
Grosch. La Dean Brownell, William
Willis. Gwendolyn Smith. Louis Willis,
Kenneth Graham, Robert Schwartz,
Oliver Rhode. Rosemary Ronnau,
Sylvia Martinson, Ethel Jansen. Low
ell Horner. Norma Crouch, Ramona
Roberts. Vivian Hart, Alphons Ram
quist. Emma Bauschman, Ruth Carl
son. Harry Jungk, Nadine Beach, Mil
bred Young, Paul Breithaupt. Marie
Donaldson, Frank Chiddix, Mildred
Hunt Mabel Hseea K Ruth Olson
The May fete to be held on the
campus at the College of the Sisters
of Bethany and which will begin at
$50 o'clock Wednesday evening will
be open to the public. There will be
Topeka chapter of the Delphian So
ciety will meet Wednesday morning,
May "a at 10 o'clock at the Y. w. c.
A. This is the next to the last meet
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The State Federation of Music
clubs offered prize of $50 each for
a composition in piano, vocal, violin.
womans chorus, and a state song. The
Ladies Music club prize of $50 was
given to Hagbard Brase. violinist. at
Lindsborg, his composition being
.Elegie in E Minor"
The Pals fraternal order of the
American Legion will entertain the
Legion and Auxiliary, tonight at the
Legion rooms
The Child Conservation League will
be entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. u. Z. Wyant. 1913
Topeka boulevard. Mrs William Wal
lace will have paper on Bird Study
Its Value and Pleasure" Election
of officers will < be X hel q
Miss Helen Scott. pianist. pupil of
Mr.. Frank Kenyon. assisted by Miss
Sylvia Silverthorne, pupil of Mr..
Theodore Post. will give a recital,
MacVicar chapel, Washburn college.
The public is invited.
The West Side Forestry club now
has the silver cup which was given
to the Topeka Flower Show assoeia-
ton by the Cooperative club. to be
awarded to the club displaying each
year the most beautiful and decorative
bouquet of flowers This year any
club competing for the cup, may ar
range their flowers in any style re-
ceptacle and they may also use any
variety of flowers they choose. The
annual flower show is to be held this
year, Wednesday afternoon of this
~ cen at tAiS " OON -1OtOAS COMPANY
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We are told by the fashion experts
who predict several months in ad
vance what is to be good" this season
and what not. that linens and organ
dies embroidered or plain, beaded or
= dorned with drawn work, will form
the fashionable lingerie gowns for the
summer. Many of the organdie frocks
are shown in light colors over darker
eolored taffeta foundations.
shown for morning and sport wear and
beaded georgette for afternoon gowns.
The American woman. according to
the fashion experts. likes beads. for
dresses is increasing Sometimes they
are maded beaded either in self tone,
in two tone effects or in white on
color.
The woman's legal fraternity of
Washburn college. Phi Delta Delta,
gave a dinner Saturday evening at the
Pelletier Tea room for:
Mrs. c. I. Martin Miss Josephine Oak
Miss Irene McQuilkin ley
Miss Esther Reed Miss Isabel obee
Miss Phyllis Obee Miss Mary Williams
Miss Rena Dibble
The newly elected officers of the
American Association of University
president; Mrs. Robert Webb, vice
president; Mrs. A. H. Winter, secre-
tary; Miss Alma Calvert. treasurer;
Mrs. Silas Porter, representative at
Twenty five members were present at
the meeting which was the last formal
gathering until September.
Mrs David Page will have as her
guests for luncheon and the day
Wednesday the mem berS of Mrs o. L.