The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-22

The TOPEKA DAILY S.
Rebecca welty, Miss Nellie Raster
Miss Edna Heap. Miss Mary Williams
Miss Marie Zefgler, Miss Margaret Go
Ing, Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss
Laura Armstrong Miss Bessie Rem
Wick, Miss La We're Langdon, Miss
Maude Stonehill Miss Ethel Frizel. Miss
Vetta Conkling. Miss Marie Lager
strom. Miss Marjorie Thompson. Miss
Marion Thompson, Miss Airline Dietrich
Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Hattie How
ard, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Mil
bred Guild, Miss Katherine Kellam
Miss Hazel Larkin. Miss Rachel Cos
ton, Miss Helen Spielman, Miss Ra
Hotchkiss, Miss isabel Heath Miss
Helen Haughey Miss Grace Koontz,
Miss Elizabeth Evers of Chicago, Miss
Bess Allison, Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Gladys Scott, Miss Mary Sawyer, Mr..
Quinton Adams. Mr.. Wistar williams,
Mr.. William Snyder. Mr.. Ralph Forbes,
Mr.. Osborn Larimer. Mr.. Robert Steele,
Mr.. Ralph Roehr. Mr.. Wallace Petty
john, Mr.. ]. Newell Abrahams of Bal
timore, Mr.. Bill Evers. Mr.. Preston
Coleman, Mr.. Lee Johnson, Mr.. John
Borah, Mr.. Clarence Aten, Mr.. Omar
Smith, Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr.. Holmes
Meade, Mr.. Lee Mooney, Mr.. James
Clark, Mr.. Alex Spencer, Mr.. Harold
Tice, Mr.. William Heap, Mr.. Ed Kist-
Hotchk1ss, DR.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. j.
l.. George, Mr.. Karl Bowman, Mr.. Jno.
Robb, Mr.. Herbert Clark. Mr.. Cy Mon
roe and Mr. Ralph Ferguson.
Miss Hazel Grimes entertained some
girl friends informally Thursday af-
ternoon for Miss Alice Barker, teacher
n the kindergarten department of
Bethany.
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Miss 1o;x mil
give a small luncheon Monday at the
Mission Tea room for Miss Elizabeth
Evers of Chicago.
the city federation. will issue invita-
lions the first of the week for
reception at her house, 4O1 Topeka
avenue, Friday afternoon, June 4,
for the members of the federation.
Guests of honor will be Mrs. c. c.
Goddard of Leavenworth, newly
elected president of the state fedora
ton; Mrs. Eustace Brown of Olathe,
whose term expired in May, and the
new president of the city federation
who wilt be elected at the meeting
to be held Thursday, June 8. All
women of the city federation will be
invited.
When the other girls tell that one
of their friends does all the cooking
at home investigation will usually
prove that she makes all the fudge.
Mrs. Frank Cargin entertained
the following Washburn girls at a
luncheon at the Throop Thursday:
Miss Ra Hotchkiss, Miss Mildred
Guild, Miss Bess Allison, Miss Helen
Morrow, Miss Ethel Kingsley.
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The sensation of one of the high
school parties this spring was the
fact that one of the men. a new chap
in town, had eighteen dances with
somebody's chauffeur and didn't
really belong to Our Set at all, but
investigation proves that, although
he sometimes "shofes" he is an
agent for an automobile company.
Besides he is a college man and a
member of Greek letter frat, which
is next thing to divinity.
Mr.. P. J. Monaghan went to Saint
Marys today to attend the triennial
reunion of the alumni of Saint Marys
college and to be present at the
chapel built by the alumni of the
college and which will be con-
secrated by Bishop Lillis tomorrow.
The chapel is a magnificent building.
a wonderful improvement to the
beautiful campus of ST Marys. 1t
was built at a cost of about 100000,
the contributions of former students
of the college. The exquisite altar
which cost $4,000 was the gift of
Mr. Bernard Corrigan of Kansas
Corrigan. jr., graduate of st. Marys
who died about a year ago.
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Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Annabel1e Cook,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter S.
Cook of Sulphur Springs, Arkansas,
formerly of Topeka and Mr.. James
L. Cottreu which took place at the
home of the brides parents, the
grooms father the Rev. G. M. Cot
trell, officiating. Wednesday, May 10.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Cottrell are grad
Mrs. Cottren was afterwards grad
uated at the State Normal school at
Emporia and Mr.. Cottrell graduated
from Washburn. He is now with the
Clearinghouse Realty company and
they will be at home in Topeka
Mrs Cottrell's father, Mr.. Porter S.
Cook, was a former sheriff of Shaw
nee county
In Chicago they say, ''I love my
horse and buggy-but Oh you tax
icab!'
Terrence Ewart is singing a new
pathetic ballad entitled 1.-THE Poor Old
Horse Is Hungry But He Can Not Eat
a Bit
Mrs. Clement Smith, chairman of
the nominating committee of the city
federation of women's clubs, requests
the clubs which have not sent in
nominees for the offices of the fedora
ton to be filled at the meeting June 3,
to fill in the nominating blanks and
return them to her address, 721 Polk
street. or to any member of the com
| mittee.
The w. G. L. S. Of Washburn col
lege gave a luncheon yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss Barbara
Ripley. 1874 Wood1awn avenue. Gov
| ers were laid for 40 guests. Miss Rip
| ley was assisted in entertaining and
| serving, by: Miss Laura Haynes, Miss