The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

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man Mr.. Robert Merrick
Miss Helen Harvey Mr.. George Green
Miss Virginia Miller wood
Miss Isabel Smith Mr.. Garrett Porter
Miss Octavia O'Neil Mr.. Legler Paxton
I Miss Betty Frost Mr.. Douglas Nc
Miss Alice Cromwell Eachron
Miss Sering Speer Mr.. Thomas Hogue
Miss Barbara GauIt Mr.. Earl Loomis
Mr. Glenn Davis
Mothers day will be observed Sun
day by the Kappa Sigma fraternity
with open house between the hours
of and o'clock. Members of the
faculty, mothers and fathers of men of
the fraternity will be the guests.
Mrs. Leona Stahl, house mother,
will assist. An orchestra will give
musical program during the afternoon
Mrs. A A. TIurd will be hostess on
Wednesday at the Country club to the
members of the Tuesday Bridge
Luncheon club.
The members of the Minerva club
Will be entertained Monday noon with
a 1890 o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Eli G. Foster on West Sixth
avenue.
The luncheon will be followed by a
musical program being arranged by
Mrs. E. G. Hughes and a review of
Edwin sheldon's Romance by Mrs.
H. L. Peppmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ream will
entertain their supper club Sunday
night,
A number of Washburn girls are
planning to spend their vacations in
the east attending conventions of their
sororities.
The Alpha Phi sorority will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of its
founding at Syracuse, N Y, June 19-
"a with a convention to be held at
Syracuse. Miss Helen Thomas will go
from Topeka as delegate. Other
Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss Miriam Van
Horn, Miss Bernice Deardorff, Miss
Anne Sweet and Miss Barbara farrell.
Miss FARRELL and Miss Thomas will
leave the first of June for Washing
ton, D c., to spend several days be-
fore going on to Syracuse Later Miss
FARRELL will go to a girls camp on
Lake Champlain to spend the sum-
mer-
The Theta convention will be held
this year at Lake Placid, n. Y, June
242S. Miss Thelma Hobson has been
selected as the Topeka delegate, and
will attend with a number of other
girls who are planning to go.
Miss Irma Lewis has been chosen to
represent Topeka Delta Gammas at
their convention to be held the latter
part of June at Spring Lake, n. J.
Others who will attend include: Miss
Miss Alma Calvert, Miss Dorothy
Jones, Miss Marguerite Calvert and
Miss Ruth Byers.
Miss Constance Bone entertained
the members of the Westminster
circle of the First Presbyterian church
and their guests at her home on
Greenwood avenue Friday evening.
Those present included:
Miss Esther Mullin Miss Freda Hopkins
Miss Maria WaEing Miss Martha Du Mars
Miss GIea Pate Miss Adele Foster
Miss Helen Sallee Miss Helen Hen
Miss Beulah bricks
EIdridge Miss Bone
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DR.. Dorothy Nicon entertained with
a luncheon of eight covers this noon
at her home for Mrs. w Z. Atchison,
and Miss Ethel Aldrich who will spend
the summer in Europe.
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Miss Gladys Scott will go to Man
haitian next week to be a guest at the /
been planned in honor of Miss Scott
whose engagement to Mr.. Edwin Mel
lis has been announced. Among those !
at which she will be the guest of
luncheon to be given by Mrs. Franklin |
Bone Of Manhattan
THERE'S A WIDOWER IN OUR !
Who admits that he has asked one |
girl twice TO marry him and another /
three times, but with no success. Be
fore he begins the third courtship. he /
is planning to take correspondence /
courses in personality, will power and /
the Right Way to Argue.
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The Washburn faculty and their
families will give a picnic at Gage /
park Tuesday. May 16. The trustees
of the college and their families will /
be the guests of honor
The committee in charge includes: !
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Lopez.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Scameu-
Mr.. and Mrs Elrick Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kingman-
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Morgan.
DR.. and Mrs Karl Menninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Aldrich-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ream-
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District No. ?. o. Z. S, will meet /
Thursday, May Is, with Mrs. George