The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-17

Grew, Miss Sylvia KeSsler, Miss Ina
Gist, Miss Mamie Perkins. Miss Flor
ence Williams, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Helen McGrew, Miss Clarice Krause,
Miss Lenore Sinner, Miss Elma Rit-
ter. The title of the pageant is
Queen Esther's Choice"
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Topeka, Kan. June IT, 1922.
Dear Elizabeth: Engagements and
more engagements were announced at
the sorority houses just at the close of
Washburn than we have heard about
| in ages before. The Alpha Phi's con-
sumed nine five-pOund boxes of candy
last year, receiving Their forty-fifrh
pound of candy just the week that
school was out. from q Phi Delta
Theta man who has been out of school
a year. Five Kappa Alpha Theta's
announced their engagements just be-
fore school was out. Some of them
were out of town girls. and some out
of town men. Some were seniors and
some Of them were lower classmen.
Two of the senior girls say their we'd
dings will not take place for a year
or so.
Some Topeka girl is certainly far
sighted for 1 heard two girls talking
on the street car the other day and
they were telling about some girl who
has already asked her pastor to keep
an open date for her wedding. and it
is to take place in September 1t is
rather far-sighted to ask a pastor in
uAAS ~ hEGp d C0A Adll QdNe open III
September
Say, Elizabeth, I used to think that
the best place to go to in Topeka to
see some man with another mans wife
or vice versa was the theater, but I'm
all mistaken, a theater can't hold a
candle to a ball game for that sort of
thing. A person would think that a
nicely darkened theater would be lots
more convenient to hold hands in than
in the broad daylight at the ball park
but then there
tastes.
I heard some scandal breathed the
other day. and I'll have to say it under
my breath, that several wild young
things became real excited at a recent
party and did scarf dance or two for
the entertainment of the guests. Per-
haps they had a portion of the four
hundred dollars worth of 'Iiquah"
that was said to have been absorbed
last saturday night at party held in
our midst. Funny about these liquid
refreshment stories, tho, they sure are
stretched. FRANCES.
The annual hollyhock day will be
held this year Wednesday, June Fl, at
the Chamber of Commerce. Follow
ing lunch at 1915 o'clock a program
will be given. Mrs. ]. H Sutton will
sing and Mrs. Ward Burlingame will
tell of an old fashioned garden.
Persons are asked to bring their
hOllyhocks. double or single, and also
bouquets containing a large variety of
garden flowers They should be
plainly labeled with a tag bearing the
name of the owner.
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The Square Circle club will enter
tain their wives Monday night at the
Boys Industrial school:
The last meeting of the summer of
Beta chapter of the Delphian society
will be held Thursday evening, June
p. at 1889 at the Y. w. c. a. The
program will cover the early history
of Greece with Miss Laura Mcclure
acting as director. Brief talks will be.
given by Miss Jean Robertson. Miss
Esther AIumby, Miss Zorda Titus and
Miss Georgia James.
a further study of Grecian life will
be taken up by the club when the
regular semi-monthly meetings are
sumed in September,
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The Sans Souci club members and
their husbands will picnic this eve
ming at Gage park
Those in the party will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Hearick-
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Disney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Burkholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Stubbings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Wadleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Golden.
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The X Y 2. Card club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Magnuson-
a dinner will be given at Pelleiter's