The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-09

q paper ON early Unitarian women, ;"
which was followed by a general dis
cussion A paper on Our Children
and the Church." written by Mrs. w.
=. Koehring OF Lawrence, war read
by Mrs- Bowersock. and q review OF
The Inside of the Cup" prepared by
Mrs. j. H. Jones of Oklahoma CITY
was read by Mrs. Burch. The discus
sion following the paper was led by
DR.. Dorothy Nichol of Topeka. Mrs.
Chalkley of Lawrence was elected
president for next year. and the meet
ing will be held In Lawrence Mrs.
BoWerSOck OF Lawrence is the newly
chosen secretary; Mrs. M F. Langley
of Kansas City will be delegate to the
national meeting in Boston in May.
Mrs. o. H. Stevenson entertained
her card club Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. Foltz of Hutchinson. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. FoItx, Mrs. C. G.
Buseys Mrs. Fred Broughton, Mrs
Harbour. Mrs. Norman Prescott, Miss
Gifchrist and Miss Vida Estelle Busch.
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The marriage of Miss Circea Ellen
Dawson, the daughter of Mr.. John s.
Dawson. state attorney general, and
Mr. John A. Wood. will be solemnixed
tonight at O'Clock, at the Dawson
home in West Tenth avenue. The Rev.
MI. Charles +. Finch, of the First
Christian church, will read the ser
vice. The wedding will be a quiet one.
with relatives and a few close friends
as guests. People from out-of-town
ding are: Miss May Hayes, of Las
Vegas. N. NJ, Mr.. and Mrs. Chaa. Cook
of Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Wood of Kansas City, Mo-, Mr.. Chas,
Kline. of Morland. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hoyt. of Abilene, Master Wayne Kline,
Of Morland. Mr. Forrest Kline and
Miss Ruby Kline of Usage City.
After q short wedding trip to west
ern Kansas. where they will visit rel.
atives of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
home to their friends, s32 Washburn
avenue.
Miss Ruth Bauer has received notice
that she has been awarded a scholar
ship in Bryn Mawr college. Miss
Bauer finished the course in WASH
burn college last year, and was an
honor student, being valedictorian OF
her class. During the past year she
has taken post graduate work at the
English in the collegiate department.
Her scholarship was won on her work
in the department Of English. She Is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Bauer. and is a talented young
woman, winning honors throughout
to Pennsylvania in the autumn to en-
ter Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. c. L. Short had guests at an
informal dinner party Friday night at
her home in Fillmore street.
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The last of a series of social func-
tons connected with the installation
of the Sigma Delta Psi sorority into
the national fraternity Of Kappa AL
rT~I>- ~~3~v alIs
hall. The luncheon was given at
noon. The first meeting of the Theta
chapter will be held tonight at the
Sigma Delta house.
The active and alumnae members
of Sigma Delta who were initiated
City; Miss Mary Wickwire. Larn..d;
Miss Mary Ferguson. Colby; Miss
Helen Johnston. Leavenworth: Miss
Marjorie Rodgers, Topeka; Miss Mar
guerite Settler, Holton; Miss Helen
Guild. Hiawatha; Miss Adelaide
Walp. Miss Esther Clark. Miss Mar
garet Tilfotson, Miss Ruth Raster, To-
peka; Miss Maud Hawley, Heringtcn;
Miss Marjorie Lyle. Glen Elder; Miss
Erna Zutavern. Great Bend; Miss
Beulah Searle, Geneva, Ohio; Miss
Marguerite Kiene. Miss Frances Perry,
Miss Isabel Mills. Miss Marie Porter.
Miss Mary Van Vechten, Miss Mary
Parkinson, Miss Helen Crawford. Miss
Lois Segar, Topeka; Miss lisa Gel Saw
age, Kansas City; Miss Margaret
Miss Helen Cook. Miss
Violet Crumbine, Miss Marie Miller,
Topeka: Mrs. Walter Wedding. Mrs.
Cyrus Monroe. Mrs. Merrill Mills, Mss
Alice Larimer, Miss Louise McNcal.
Miss Gertrude McClintock, Miss Daisy
Monroe. Miss Helen Estey, Miss Re-
becca Welty, Miss Marguerite PARK
inson and Miss Ruth Bauer. Special
Miss Dorothy Gleed. Topeka. Pledge,
Miss Louise Bell, Topeka.
The annual spring party Of the Good
club will be held Tuesday
afternoon at the Elks club. The place
for the party has been changed from
the Country club. Guests are asked to
enter the parlors through; the west
door of the lodge building. The hours !
Of the party are from 7:30 to o'clock. !
and a program Of music and readings
will be given beginning at O'Clock.
The committee in charge of the party |
has decided that each member may
bring two guests, instead of one. az the /
club rooms are large enough for -thej
of more guests than
were at first expected.
The girls who have been asked to |
help at the party are: Miss Ruth Kas- !
ter. Miss Lillian Martin, Miss Helen !
Foley, Miss Cynthia Monroe. Miss Leah |
Miss Lillian Moser. Miss
Gladys Addy, Miss Lucille Bomgardner, 4
Miss Louise Bell, Miss Bertha Clay and |
Miss Katherine Mcfarland. !
Those who will receive and assist |
the rooms are: Mrs. ]. d. |
president. the past presi- |
dents. Mrs. A. H: Horton, Mrs. Lee /
Monroe, Mrs. F. l., Sherman. Miss t,
Maude Mary Kline and the following |
other members: Mrs. George Epley. |
Mrs. c. A Neiswender. Mrs. J.. Fred |
erick Scott, Mrs. George Godfrey !!
Moore, Mrs. r. Il. CCfran. Mrs. c. I.
Martin, Mrs. George Anthony Mrs. !
William Kercher, Miss Barnes. Mrs.
T. G. Bell, Mrs W.. s. Lindsay, Mrs.
Il. N. Rhodes Mrs. p. 9. Pettyjohn. |
Mrs, James N. Brier, Mrs, E q. Fos-