The Topeka state journal., 1922-06-03

Mrs. Charles Connors, Miss Joanna
Gleed, Miss Ruth Thompson
Mrs. Clayton Kline has asked guests
for bridge Tuesday afternoon in COM
pliment to Mss Chase; h
President and Mrs. P. P. Womer
will give the annual college reception
Tuesday evening at the White House.
following the fine arts recital to be
given earlier in the evening at Mac
Vicar chapel.
Receiving with DIR. and Mrs wo-
mer will be: Dean and Mrs. D. L.
McEa chron, Dean and Mrs. Henry V.
Stearns, DR.. and Mrs w. A. Harsh
barger, Prof. and Mrs. P. s. Fam
pierre, Dean and Mrs. Charles Car
penter. Dean Susan NJ. GuilG.
Assisting thru the rooms will be-:
Prof. and Mrs. Cleveland Loper. Miss
Sarah Doubt. Miss Anne Cherkasky.
Miss Charlotte Leavitt. Mr.. James r.
Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett r.
Wheeler. Miss Faye Hathaway. Miss
Hattie Halbert, Miss Jessie Dean.
No invitations are being issued for
the affair but all students at the col
lege, their parents and every one in
terested in the school is invited to at
tend.
The annual banquet of the alumnae
of the College of the Sisters of Beth
any will be held tonight at Guild hall
with about fifty former students at
the college as guests
A program has been arranged by
Mrs. A A GODDARD, which included
several songs by Miss Irma Jane Lew
is. piano numbers by Miss Eleanor
Akerman, talk by Bishop James
Wise, a talk by Mr.. E. H. Crosby. who
will represent the trustees of the
school, and an address by Miss Mar
garet Kaye, who will represent the
graduating class of the college
Mrs. Fannie Ammo, one of the oldest
nf tho a1rrrf1naa NJ ha fa
pected to be present and will talk.
Mrs. Ammo is now making her home
near Tecumseh and is over eighty
years of age. She attended the college
in the first year of its founding, in the
early SOS.
Mrs. A. A GODDARD entertained the
Par Auction club at luncheon Friday
members played cards in the after
noon at the home of Mrs. o. L. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Emahizer had as
their dinner guests Friday evening. at
their home, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Kitche1, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Watson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burns.
DR.. and Mrs. P. P. Womer will en-
tertain the trustees of Wash burn COL
lege and their wiveR a: luLcIeon
Wednesday noon of next week at the
Washburn cafeteria
Miss Florence Fair and Miss Alberta
Simpson, two brides-elect of June
were the guests of honor this after
noon at a bridge party given by Miss
May Sebring and Miss Laura Neis-
wanger at the David Neiswanger
home.
Miss Fairs marriage to Mr.. John c.
Warner Of Schenectady, n. Y. will
take place June IL, and Miss Stimp-
son will become the bride of Mr..
Bryant Drake Of Chicago, June 21.
There will be three tables.
Mrs. c. A Wolf, the retiring presi-
dent OF the Woman's club. was the
guest Of honor of the board of man.
asement of the club at their annual
dinner given for the president. The
affair was held at the Pelletier Tea
room. Mrs. Eli G. Foster, the new
president, was also guest of honor.
The guests were seated at one large
table which was decorated with the
club colors. lavender and pink, the
color motif being carried out in
roses, iris and peonies. Lavender
candles placed in silver candlestickS
completed the table decorations.
Nine OF the guests present at the
dinner wore large red letter hang
ing from a white satin ribbon. The
letters put together spelled the guest
OF honor's name, Grace Wolf. Fol-
lowing dinner Mrs H. o. Garvey act
Ing as toastmistress carried out the
program in the form of a spelling
school Each of the nine women
wearing the letters spelled with her
letter the attributes applied to the
loved guest, and when they had fin
ished there were no adjectives in the
dictionary that hadn't been named.
Following this the other guests gave
extemporaneous tOasts.
Mrs. Foster as the incoming presi-
dent was given a welcome by Mrs.
Frank Squires. who also gave a trib-
ute of praise to Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Fos-
ter was given large bouquet of flow
ers as a compliment, and Mrs Wolf |
wore a lovely bouquet of flowers given |
her in the afternoon by the members