The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-05

ding will take place Friday evening,
June 16. at the First Christian church.
zeta Tau Alpha sorority will have
a spread this evening at O'Clock a.
the chapter house.
A luncheon will be given Tuesday
noon at the home of Miss Barbara
FARRELL by the active members of the
Nonosa society for the senior Nonosas
and the alumnae.
There will be places for twenty-six
guests.
The members of Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority are planning fare
well dancing party to be given Thurs
day evening at Garfield park.
The alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta
entertained the actives and their
noon at the home of Miss Isabel Whit
comb
Dean and Mrs. Henry V. Stearns
Miss Rena Lazelle, one of the faculty
Of Kansas university.
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The members of the Flower Lovers
club will have a picnic lunch at Gage
park Tuesday afternoon, June 6..They
on the $50 o'clock Gage park car
Mrs. o. E. Darling is in charge of the
picnic plans.
The freshmen of Delta Gamma So
rority will give a spread Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Howard
Searle for the members OF Delta
Gamma. Initiation will be held a the
chapter house Tuesday afternoon fol-
Miss Beatrice Luthye of Topeka and
Miss Margaret Ralston of shenan-
doah, Ia.
The actives of Alpha Phi sorority
will give a picnic and spread at the
house Tuesday evening for the
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alderman. jr..
DR.. and Mrs. George Allen, Mr. Monte
Kistler and Mr.. Eugene Sallee mo-
tored to Leavenworth where the spent
Sunday playing. golf.
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The cast of the play "A Midsum-
NOR Nights Dream" to be given on
Washburn campus tonight at Sis
o'clock caused a great deal of excite
ment Sunday afternoon during re-
hearsal- The spectacle of over twenty
men and girls running around over
the campus clad in Greek costumes
Of the brightest hues. brought auto
mobiles and still more automobiles,
until the cars were lined up for a
block watching the Shakespearean in
terpret ers give their final rehearsal
before the play tonight.
Tho managers of the Washburn
Dramatic club have had all the cos
tunes especially made for the prndUc-
ton this year. heretofore they have
been rented.
Theater parties are becoming one of
the scheduled textures of many OF the
Topeka clubs programs. Within the
last two weeks three of the larger
NOmen's organizations, the Business
and Professional Women's club and
the women of the Social Order of the
Beauseant and the members of the
Portia club have made line" parties
success and are planning to repeat the
parties.
The women of the Social Order of
the Beauseapt will have a theater
party at the Novelty. Tuesday after
noon. There will be fifty guests. Last
week the Portia club members were
entertained by their husbands with
box party at the Novelty and another
similar party is being planned to be
held at the Grand in the near future.
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will give another theater
party in the near future at the
Novelty.
Henry ]. Dotterwe.ch piano studio.
Summer term now starting. Tel.
1793.-Adv.
Mrs. c. o. Knowles is the guest for
n few days of her daughter. Mrs.
George I. Thatcher, and Doctor
Thacher of Waterville. Kan.
Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith and her
daughter, Miss Corrinne Smith, are
visiting in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Eastman are mo-
toring to Colorado, where they will
spend two weeks.
Miss Helen Yoder will go to Kansas
City tuesday to attend a dinner party
to be given at the Country club by
Miss Claudia Gaylord. Mics Yoder
will attend a dance Tuesday evening
also to be given at the Country club
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeland
Mr.. Arthur Dillon of Leavenworth
spent the weekend in Topeka.
Miss Mollie Hebert OF New Orleans
arrived Friday for an extended visit to
her sister. Mrs. Herbert Guild. and
Mr.. Guild.
Mr.. Xenophon Smith of Omaha has
returned home after spending the
Weekend as a guest or Mr.. and Mrs
II. W. Seery.
Mrs. Albert Neese and daughter.
relatives in Iowa. will return home the
middle of this week.
Miss Betty Bonebrake, who has
been attending Miss Wheelock's kim
dergarten school in Boston. Mass, ar
rived today to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bone
brake.
Mrs Albert Patten and son Albert
arrived home Sunday night from an
extended stay in California.
Furs remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop.
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DR.. and Mrs. D. R Paine are spend
ing this week in San Francisco, Calf
Mr.. Wilbur Cole who has been at
tending X. S. A c. and Miss Cath
arine Cole who has been a student at
h L. have returned home to spend