The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-04

Ice, and that the names should be
registered where the doctors could
have access to them.
Immediately following the business
meeting, an informal reception was
held for graduating classes from the
training schools of the city. The
rooms were decorated by Mrs. C. N.
Nelson. in palms, ferns and daisies.
different colors Of the graduating
classes from Christ's hospital Stor-
mont and the State hospital. Miss
Smith, a nurse graduating from
Christs hospital. presided at the
punch bowl. and was assisted by girls
from the senior classes of the other
training schools. There was Vic
trola concert during the reception
About eighty nurses were present. and
guests of the association were: Mrs.
]. C. McC:intock. Miss Helen McClin-
took. Miss Mouldy. Miss Lewis. Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker and Miss Gertrude
McC1intock.
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The Girls. Debating society of To-
peka high school held a banquet last
night at the Y. w. c. A.. in celebra-
ton of their success during the past
term. Miss Kathleen Rogan Is the
retiring president.
The following members responded
to toasts: Miss Frances Cav, To
peka High Schools" Miss Martha
Thompson. ITO the Officers Miss
Norabeli Tevis.-"To Senior Members"
Miss Mabelle Cook. Response to
Those Left Miss Majel Langhart,
&c. D. s. .ypes;" Miss Sarah Lari-
Guild, &c. D. S. Goodtimes,' and
Miss Marjorie Roby, ITO Advisors"
Miss Elsie Saville acted as toastmis-
tress.
Those who banqueted were: Miss
Florence Nelson, Miss Helen Olson.
Miss Nora ho11 nxyio Misc Morinrio
Roby. Miss Frances Cav. Miss Beulah
Pulley, Miss Florence Grice, Miss
Sarah Larimer. Miss Madge Hill. Miss
Jessie Allen, Miss Dorothea Switzer,
Miss Edith Stark. Miss Belle Neis-
wanger. Miss Grace Reicherter, Miss
Miss Mabelle Cook, Miss Adele Holt
wick. Miss Ruth Guild Miss Majel
Langhart, Miss Marian Lindsay. Miss
Adelaine Romine, Miss Ruth Field,
Miss Ruth Carver, Miss Janet Fink.
Miss Lena Baxter and Miss Wilma
Perry. The faculty advisors present
were Mrs. Lucretia Embleton and
Miss Nellie M. Ansel.
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The members of the Board of Man.
agement of the Topeka Federation OF
Women gave a luncheon to-day at the
Y. w. c. A.. following a business meet
ing in the morning, in compliment to
the president, Mrs. Albrecht Marburg.
A called meeting of the board was
held at eleven o'clock.
Those VINO attended the luncheon
were: the officers. Mrs. Marburg.
president; Mrs. H. o. Garvey. first vice.
president; Mrs. o. L. Moore, secretary:
Mrs. George Pritchard, treasurer; Mrs.
A. H. Horton, auditor; and heads of
committees, who are, Mrs. A. o. Well
man. of the art department.; Mrs. c. J.
Evans, Of the civics department; Mrs.
John CLANCY, of the department OF
justice; Mrs. T. r. Paxton, of the social
department; Mrs. DeWitte c. Nellis, of
the music department; Mrs. w. A. Nc
Carter, of the educational department;
Mrs. Cornelia Curry, of the household
economics, department.; Mrs. w. w.
Kitchell In charge of the property COM
mittee; and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, in
charge Of the clubhouse committee.
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Mrs. c. s. Briggs entertained in
formally at luncheon to-day for Mrs.
is visiting friends in Topeka. Covers
were placed for: Mrs. Staebler. Mrs.
w. P. Hemphill, of Kansas City, Mrs.
Luther Burns. Mrs. Luther Coppock,
Mrs. Evelyn Scott of Minneapolis, Mrs
w. T. Davis Mrs. e. G. Foster, Mrs.
]. B. Crow, and Mrs. Briggs.
The Alta Vista club had a luncheon
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. Fred
lies in Highland Park. The guests were
seated at quartet tables which were
decorated with pink and lavender sweet
peas. Guests besides the members Of
the club were: Mrs. w. A. johnson.
Mrs. George Parkhurst and Mrs. ]. d.
Freeman. The members Of the club
are: Mrs. D. E. Esteriy, Mrs. Reid
Alexander, Mrs. Herbert L. Alkire.
r. L. Hv~,
Thomas E. Dewey Mrs. Thomas F.
Doran. Mrs. A. D. Gray. Mrs. Willard
N. Hall. Mrs. Thomas J. Hankla, Mrs.
Charles K. Holiday, Mrs. c. L. Mcclure.
Mrs. Frank p. MacLennan. Mrs. Harry
Seery, Mrs. John Switzer. Mrs. Frank G.
Willard. Mrs. John E. Lord. Mrs. A. H.
Thompson. Miss May Kellam. and Miss
Caroline Demming.
The Topeka Grade Teachers club
held its annual meeting in the high
school on Monday afternoon. Reports
made by officers and committees
showed that the club had enjoyed a
pleasant and profitable year. Officers
elected for the coming year are: Mrs.
Kathryn Crawford. president; Miss
Anna Hagar. first vice president; Miss
Mabel Smith. second vice president:
Miss Mary Montefth. third vice presi-
dent: Miss Ruth Barrett, recording
secretary; Miss Camilla Campbell, cor
responding secretary; Miss Allie Whit
more, treasurer; Miss Lulu Mckee,
auditor; and Miss Alice Mccoy, his
torian. The club appointed Miss Mabel
Smith and Miss Jean Koontx as dele
gates to the National League Of Teach
ers' Associations, which meets in st.
Paul at the time Of the National Edu-
cation Association convention there.
Miss Smith will discuss the question of
| Advisory Boards Of Teachers at the
meeting on July e. o. M. Plummer,
member of board of education, Port
land, Ore, will address the meeting on
Our Common Cause.-The Children -
and Edward c. Elliott of the University
Of Wisconsin will talk on ''Simplified
Sense in the Public School,
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