The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19

Morgan, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, MISS
Dorothy Scott. Miss Marian ian. Mear'
Curtis. Miss Louise McGor, MISS LII
liam McGoff. Miss Elizabeth Holiday,
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Marguerite
Koontz, Miss Helen Spielman, MISS
!. Gladys Scott, Miss Louise Spencer or
! Kansas City, Miss JeSsica Short, MISS
Edwin HarWi of Atchison, Miss Laura
Jane Murphy, Miss Sarah Kouns, Miss
Nellie Kouns, Miss Dorothy Porter,
Miss Helen Ames, Miss Dorothy
Brown, Miss Dorothy Barber, MISS
Elizabeth Mills, Miss Rachel Coston,
Miss Mildred Morton, Miss Mamie
Zahner, Miss Edith Updegraf, MISS
Mary Van Vechten, Miss Permella
Curtis, Miss Louise Culver. Miss Mar
Miss Helen Lindsay, Miss Jean Lind
say Miss Lucy Vawter, Miss Louise
McNeal, Miss Freda Belts. Miss Sarah
Roark. Miss Eva Smith, Miss GLADYS
Gardner, Miss Una Lyle, Miss Mary
Coors of Las Vegas N M, Miss Helen
AcClintock, Mr.. Alfred BarteL Mr..
Edwin Campbell, Mr.. J. 4. Campbell
Mr.. jay Close, Mr.. w. B. Collision, MI
William Colvin, Mr.. Clyde Corbett'
Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Terry Ewert, Mr..
Chappelle Foote, Mr.. Richard Frltz'
Mr.. Walter Fritz, Mr.. Roy George MT
George Gross, Mr.. Herbert Guild, Mr..
Glen Pratt, Mr. Joe Risteen, MT.
<Robert Shoemaker, Mr.. Irwin Snat-
, finger, Mr.. Frank Southwich, Mr.. Mel
Tinkham Veale. Mr.. Burgess Van
Vechten. Mr.. Arthur Wolff, Mr.. Rich
ard Hall. Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Mr..
James Hayes, Mr.. Larry Huey. Mr.. Joe
Kistler Mr.. Wendall Lyman, Mr.. Ken
meth Lyle. Mr.. James Mcfarland. MT.
Charles Mckee. Mr. Alan McNeal,
Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.. William Mil
Ter, Mr.. Paul Moneypenny, Mr.. Grover
Dunn, Mr.. Johnson StrickleT. Mr.. Kent
Moneypenny, Mr.. Ivan Dibble, Mr..
Sam Lux, Mr.. Earl Fischer Mr.. Omar
Smith, Mr.. Quinton Adams, Mr.. Clark
son Millspaugh. Lieutenant Arner
ROBINSON, Mr.. Vernon Day, Mr.. Robert
Beine and Mr.. Seymour Organ.
FRS. Charles Robertson of St. Louis
is visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. W.
Tucker of Potwin. Miss Alice Griffin
win give an informal party for her
before her marriage, was Miss Flor
ence Tucker. She was a teacher in
the high school, and a graduate OF
Washhurn college, and is a member OF
the Beta sorority.
The women who organized the Col
lege Alumnae club in Topeka, ana
who gave a tea Friday afternoon for
women and girls who are eligible to
active or associate membership, are
planning some serious work in the
line of study and social service. The
club is organized on a purely educa-
distinctions or social affiliations. All
women who are college graduates or
have work equivalent to two years in
colleges or universities of the A and b
class. A surprisingly large number
of Topeka women and girls have the
requisite education for membership,
The party yesterday by the officers of
the club: Miss Helen Sanders, recent =
" graduate from Mt. Holyoke; Miss
Helen Ames, a Smith college Alumna:
last spring at Wellesley, and Miss
Margaret Welcome, a graduate of
Washburn. The guests were intro
duced by Miss Mary Kerr of the
Omaha university. and Miss Mildred
Guild, a Washburn girl.
The Y. W. c. A. parlors. where the
party was given. were prettily deco
rated with chrysanthemu and red
park gave the boughs on which the
berries were ripeninf-, and the native
decoration was effectively used on the
curtains and over the doOrWays. The
serving was done in the second par
Tor, and tea was poured by Mrs. Mer-
riII Mills and Mrs. Scott Hopkins.
The Kansas schools, Washburn and
the university, were well represented
Mrs. Mills, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss
Marion Thompson, Miss Lenore Mon
roe afterwards of Smith,, Miss Helen
Cockrell, Miss Helen Ingham and Miss
Marcia Williams, were among the
women. Mrs. Hopkins and
Mrs. T. F. Doran were among the K.
L. graduates Miss Mary Vose, secre-
tary of the Provident association, was
one of the assisting women. She is a
era duate of the Northwestern univer-
sity of Chicago, and also of the de-
partment of civics and philanthropy
in the Chicago university. She Is in
terested in the social service work of
the town, and a good many of the col
iege girls have offered her their as
sistance. She conducts an informal
class in friendly visiting every
afternoon and assigns tasks
to her helpers. Many of the young {
women are taking hold OF the work {
seriously. and the social service de- ]
partment of the Alumnae club is ex-
pected to do efficient work. Miss Le-
more Monroe. who did settlement work
member of that department of the
club. Miss Gertrude McClintock and '
Miss Welcome Air, both graduates of ,
Smith college. were among the callers.
An affair of the late fall which will
be of wide interest is the D. A. r. 6
to be given the evening of q
November 1 and matinee November 2
Among the patronesses of the affair
ire: Mrs. A T. Reid, Mrs. M A
Low, Mrs Margaret Wiggfn, Mrs T
George Eagle, Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, {
IRIS. NJ. c. Hammatt, Mrs. F. r. Mills +
5augh, Mrs. John Harmon, Mrs. c. /
3. Merriam, Mrs. Clyde Miller. Mrs t
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YRS. E. H. Crosby. Mrs. c. w. Mer- s
lam, Mrs J. P. Deb. Kaye, Mrs. Lee
Monroe, Mrs. w. A. McCarter, Mrs. d
]. .. Garvey, Mrs. John r. Null t
-ane, Mrs Frank Doster, Mrs. n
Charles Spencer, Mrs. f. A. Harrison s
Irs- d. G. Nellis. Mrs. F. w Wat c
on, Mrs T. J. Myers, Mrs. Lenore b
)oster Cook, Mrs. Arthur Capper. /,
Irs. George Crawford, Mrs Charles
,urtis, Mrs. c. c. Starr, Mrs Speed
hughes, Mrs. Frank Loveland, Mrs. d
:. c. Emahizer, Mrs. T. E. Dewey. ]