The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-23

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dy Mcguire of Topeka: assistant. Mrs
Annie Scott of Topeka; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. Lenora Cove MacGregor,
of Wichita: assistant, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hoyt Purcell, Of Manhattan: treasur-
err, Mrs. Helen Scott johnson. of Law
renee; historian, Mr.. Edwin Mortimer
Hopkins of Lawrence.
Membership in the society depends
upon ones ability to trace direct de-
scent from an ancestor who crossed
in the Mayflower. and an invitation
into the state chapter. Applications
can be made to any member. and the
names will be presented to the board
of investigation. The object of the So
ciety is for historical, patriotic and So
cial aims and for the preservation OF
cendants. There are branches of the
national society in 90 states.
The charter members of the Kansas
chapter are:
Mrs. Harriet Handy Shelton of To-
peka: Mrs. Clara B. Eddy MCGUIRE of
Topeka; Mrs. Annie Scott of Topeka:
Mrs. Lenora Cove MacGregor OF
+, Wichita; Mrs. Sadie Damon George of
Wichita: Mrs. Mary N. Stafford. OF
wichita: Mrs. Caroline Macomber
Bennet Of Holto4; Miss ,n Victoria wien lien
of Abilene: Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt Pur-
cell. of Manhattan; Mrs. Kate de Graft.
of Manhattan: Mrs. Clara Huntington
Dods, of Kansas City; Mrs. Margaret
B. Brownell of Lawrence; Mrs. Susan
J. w. Burtch, of hutchinson; Mr..
Arthur H. Bennett. of Topeka; Mr..
Alfred Emery Van Petten Of Topeka;
Mr. Edwin Mortimer Hopkins of Law
renee; Mr.. Albert T. Hyde of Wichita;
Mr. Edwards A. Hitler of Salina; Mr..
Ralph A. Hitler, of Norton: Mr.. Geo.
Handy Shelton, of Topeka
Mr.. Valentine GODDARD. Mr.. E. HI.
Anderson and Mr.. Lee Monroe went to
Lawrence last week to attend the in
stallation of a new chapter of their
college fraternity, the Delta Tau
Delta. Kansas university students.
organized under the name Keltz. were
given a charter, and the new chapter
will be CANINE Tau. Members of
Baker university chapter conducted
the installation ceremonies. and after
wards there was a banquet in Eagle
hal for the active and alumni men,
bers Arrangements were in the
hands of the Kansas City alumni chap
| ter and men from the Kansas. Ne
braska and Iowa chapters were pres
ent.
Judge William p Rorland of Kan
sas City was POSTMASTER. and re-
sponses were made by Mr.. Harry r..
Hewitt, Mr. Clark Wallace. Mr..
Henry J. Allen. Mr.. Dan r. Anthony.
Mr.. E. J. Ware and DR.. Frank VIE
land of Chicago university.
Notes and Personal Mention.
! DR.. and Mrs Willis Coston will
leave Tuesday for Hastings. Neb.. to
spend Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Theis, and Mr.. Theis
and their little daughter. Mary
! Louise. Mrs Coston was in Kansas
City last week visiting her daughter.
are living at the Raleigh Arms, 334S
Gillian Road.
! Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft and
their family will go to Newton to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
| Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lininger of
Kansas City have come to Topeka to
remain until after Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Lininger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Larimer. Mr. Lininger. who has
been i'll with fever. is convalescing.
Miss Helen Hackney of Atchison ar
rived today to visit Miss Mary Mac
Lehman.
Mrs. Harold T. Cartilage of Chicago
is visiting friends in Topeka. She is
the guest today of Mrs. A. J. Car
ruth. Jr.
! Another week of special prices 1896
tunic skirts $1.95; 1895 silk messalipe
DRESSES $0.OV. save SZVV 10 SoOO on
your suits, coats at The Roberts, over
! Kresge 10c store.-Adv.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Woodward
have returned from a motor trip to
Lawrence, where they attended the
football game.
II Mr. E. H. Crosby has returned from
a trip to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
II The womne Of the Fourth division
Of the First n. E. church will meet
in the church parlors. Tuesday. Mo-
/ vember "a. All members are urged
to be present.
II Topeka Council No. I, Ancient Toll
tee Rite will give an entertainment
after the business session this eve
ming.
The Rev. Mr. G. H. Shull. Of the
St Louis Christian Publishing COM
pany. returned home today, after q
visit of two weeks to friends in To-
peka- as
A committee of which Mrs. Clara
L Hazelrigg il chairman and Mr.. E. E.
Roudebush is secretary. raised q sum
of money Sunday for the Belgium Re-
! lief fund. Otfer members of the
committee are Mrs r. G Moody. lfra
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