The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-05

afternoon. December IL. at 2:30 o'clock.
at Y. M. C. A.. under the auspices OF
the Good Government club. Mrs. Lee
Monroe, who travelled in Europe the
past summer, will be the speaker Of the
afternoon. A silver offering will be
taken and will be used for the Belgian
relief work.
A part Of the lecture will be devoted
to cathedrals of Great Britain, and the
description of the Elgin cathedral OF
Scotland will be given by Mr.. John
Dawson, who lived in its neighbOrhood
during his early life.
The Good Government club is send
ing out today the boxes it has been
preparing the past few weeks for the
Belgians. There are IS layettes in the
ready for a later shipment. A modest
estimate of the value of the shipment is
placed at IS for each layette. Mr.. A. A.
Hyde of Wichita, of Mentholatum fame.
has sent a box of MenthOlatum for
each package. The PARTICIPANTS COM
pany of Topeka gave a hundred boxes
of talcum powder. Mrs. H. L. Alkire
and Miss Anna Purcell each gave lay
cite, and put with the bundles a pack
age of clothing for the mothers as we'll
as the babies.
Mrs. George Stone sent a note Of
greeting written in French, in each Of
the boxes.
Mr.. Franklin Hunt of Kansas City
will sing the offertory at the nine
o'clock mass at the Church of the AS
sumption Sunday morning.
=
A number of Topeka women who
have collections of ancient and modern
dolls and dolls made in various ma
tions, will lend them for an exhibition
to be given in connection with sale to
be held by some of the women of the
First ProShVfpriqn church. The eXhi-
bition will be held Wednesday after
noon and evening, and those who are
contributing to it are: Mrs. George
Wihtcomb. who has a remarkable col
Jack Dillon, Mrs. c. T. Mcclellan. Mrs.
n. NJ. Washburn, Mrs H. o. Garvey,
Mrs. Charles Spencer. Mrs. A. X. Rodg-
ers. Mrs. ]. H. Frizell, Mrs. ]. H. Close.
Mrs. Ed Grote, Mrs. Lee Forbes, Mrs.
c. S. Tomlinson. Mrs. Clad Hamilton.
Hughes. Miss Elsie Cuthbert. Miss
Grace Dana. Miss Marian Dana. Miss
Clemma Bollard, Miss Frances Grote,
Miss Mildred Grote. Miss Juliette
Brown, Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss
Ruth Rooster. Miss Theo Cobb. Miss
Ian, Miss Nell Mcfarland, Miss Doro-
thy Petit. Miss Juliet Hughes. Miss
Jean Koontz, Miss Mildred Nicholas,
Miss Janette Edelblute, Miss Katherine
Mcfarland. Miss Ruth Smith. Miss Cor
1nne Smith, Miss Isabel Whitcomb,
Miss Betty Hanchette. Miss Alice
Hoyes, Miss Eleanor Campbell. Mary
Stitt and Annie Laurie Close.
The members of the committee in
charge and those who will assist are:
Mrs. William Macferran. Mrs. George
H. Whitcomb, Mrs. ]. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
J. B. Larimer. Mrs. J. F: Close. Mrs.
Richard Smith. Mrs. ]. w. F. Hughes.
Mrs. ]. M. Briar and Mrs. Howard
Johnston.
The girls of the senior class OF the
high school entertained the boys OF the
class at a spread Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Frances Moore, on Harri-
son street The rooms were decorated
in the class cOlOrs, purple and white.
Those present included: Miss Carmfe
Wolfe. Miss Grace Gilmore. Miss Aura
Bradford, Miss Caroline Morton, Miss
Sierra Beggs, Miss Mildred Morrison,
Miss Merle Rucker. Miss Hazel Sher-
man. Miss Ruth Sherman. Miss Alice
Harrington. Miss Thea Baker, Miss Ella
Wilson, Miss Josephine Curry. Miss
Margaret Newberg. Miss Ruth Bonn
gardner. Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss
Florence Mowrer. Miss Helen Moore
Miss Irene Peak, Miss Frances Moore
Mr. Paul Bush. Mr.. Manning Balch
Mr. Herbert Glass. Mr.. Clay Baker, Mr.,
George Nettels. Mr.. Clyde Morris. Mr.
Paul Porter. Mr.. Arthur Messick. Mr.
William MacFerran. Mr.. Churchill Sar-
gent. Mr.. Jay shideler. Mr.. Harold Nc
Gugin, Mr. Hobart Mcpherson.
A reception will be given Monday
December Z. from two to five O'Clock
in the afternoon at the home OF Mrs
o. L. Cook 1902 West Sixth avenue. by
the c. w. B. NJ. Of the First Christian
church. All the women Of the con-
gregation are invited.
The music and service both morn
ing and evening at Grace Cathedral will
be of q special character. Many of the
clergy and theological students Of Kan
sas and Oklahoma will be present. The
Rt. Rev. Francis Brooke, bishop of Ok
lahoma will preach at the morning SER
vice. The main service in the morning
C7:lLo~~