The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04

pace a. the nome or the brides par
ents, 424 buchanan street, Wednesday,
Tune 26.
The Christ's Hospital Alumnae as
ISOLATION gave a banquet at Mills tea
room May 81, complimentar to Miss
Addleman, Miss Brethour, Miss Filing
ton, Miss Ernst, Miss Harlan, Miss
Jones, Miss Winter, members of the
graduating class of 1912. others who
We're present included Miss rather
inc M. Teale of Los Angeles, Cal; Miss
Winifred Walker of lola, Miss Martin,
Miss McAllister, Miss IngersoII, Miss
Pearson, Mrs. Streiby, Mrs. Conklin,
Miss Herman, Miss Marlin, Miss De-
lander and Miss Swope.
After the banquet the annual meet
ing and election was held at Christ's
hoSpita The following officers were
elected: President, Miss Martini; first
vice president, Miss Kidd; second vice
president, Miss Herman, secretary,
Miss Ingersoll; treasurer, Miss Myers:
In the absence of Miss Edith Wheel
er, president of h association, who
is spending some time in Canad with
the Victorian nurses, the meeting was
called to order by the vice president,
Miss Martin, who appointed Miss In
gersoll, secretary protein in the alb
sence of h secretary, Miss Askren.
After the election of officers and trans
action of routine business, the. mat
ter of state registration of nurses was
taken up and discussed at length, n
II was d6I06u IIdl III IQISSS SnOulQ
unite and work for the presentation to
h next legislature of a bill to this
effect.
The president appointed the follow
ing committee: Dean Kaye, chair
man; Miss McAllister, Miss Pearson,
Mrs. Conklin to select and decide
upon a memorial to Mrs. Myra Loom
is Hindon of Strong City, KAN, whose
death occurred recently. The memo
rial is to be placed in the chapel at
Christ's hospital.
At s p. m. the graduating address
was given at Grace cathedral by Rev,
r. x. Pooley of L-eavenworth. Right
Rev. Frank R. Millspaugh presented
the diplomas. 1t was a great pleasure
to nave the bishop present, owing to
to have the bishop present. Owing to
his recent illness he has given up
evening work, and it was greatly ap-
preciated by the nurses, that he made
an exception for them.
There were present AZ nurses in
uniform, including graduates and
nurses in training.
After the exercises at the cathedral.
a reception was given at the deanery
by Dean and Mrs. j. p. de B. Kaye.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dillon and family
will leave the middle of July to re-
main until fall at their summer home
in New Jersey.
NIL OOIIA I1dIIllllOH COII16S Il6 A1SIi
of June from Phillips academy. And
over, Mass, and will tspe>ld the sum-
mer in Topeka. with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. NJ. Hamilton. Mr.. Hale
Hamilton of New York will come the
last of the month";. and spend a few
weeks in town.
Ice ream and cake will be served
on the lawn at the First Christian
church this evening.
Mrs. H. A. Perry, Miss Frances Per-
nv Mr. lanes Perry and little Miss |
Harriet Perry leave tomorrow after
to remain until fall in their sum-
home at Bernardston, Mass. Miss
Perry, who is a sophomore
at simmons, will meet them in Bos-
ton and Mr.. Perry will join them lat
er in the season.
Mrs. E. S. Marshall left today to
spend the week with her daughter,
Mrs. B. 7. Voorhees, of st. Joseph.
Mrs. Marshall is to be one of the
members of Mrs. Hoffman's automo-
bile trip in the interest of equal suf-
and will leave the last of the
month to spend the summer in Los
Angeles.
Miss Fern Bunker has returned
nome after visiting relatives in Kansas
city.
Miss Mary Slaughter, 31S Woodlawn
venue, returned this morning from
Baker university.
Miss Mary Tincher won the cash
prize offered by the Sons of the Amer
can Revolution to the members of
he Harrison school history class who
write the best essay on Some
IF the Big Men, of the Minor Patriots,
# The American Revolution" Mr..
+. NJ. Meade made the presentation
Miss Edna Rauch, who has been the
guest of her cousin, Miss Esther
2auch, has returned to her home in
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Mu1vane are
pending a few days in Chicago.
Mrs. Whittier Bouer and Mr.. Chas.
3ouer of Kansas City, and Mrs. Gill
nore OF Trenton, Mo-, spent today in
topeka, and attended the wedding of
Mss Florence tucker and MI. Chas.
obinson. 4
Mr.. Arthur J. Carruth is spending
week in Harrington, KAN.
DR.. Boil Stewart has returned from
brief business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Porter and Mrs.
'~orter's niece, Miss Vera Shoemaker,
ave returned after a two weeks trip
0 Overlook, Kan.
DR.. Sara E. ~reenfiel is attending
part of commencement week at Kan
as university, and returns tomorrow. T.
Miss Helen Hahn, accompanied by v
fiss Grace Berry, has returned home h
rom San Marcos. Tex. Miss Hahn and F
fiss Berry are in charge Of the do t
nestle science and art department in z
he state normal school there, and
Iiss Berry is the guest OF Miss Hahn I
or a few days, before going to her Z
ONE in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McRae will L
cave this week for Chicago, to attend Y
he convention of the International F
association of Dancing Masters.
Rev. and Mrs F. L. Barry are the n
uests of Mrs. Barry's mother, Mrs. s
sabel Macarthur of Topeka avenue
IRIS. Barry has many friends in town, q
nd was formerly Miss Princie Nc :