The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-29

| wicker with cfetOnne showing through
the lattice bands on the upper lamp
and the open work design on the low
er. These are, of course, for electricity
only.
Mrs. Warrick Updegran will enter
tain her sewing club Wednesday at
her home north of town.
The Topeka City Association of
| Graduate Nurses will hold their regu-
lar monthly meeting in the assembly
room of the Y. w. c. A. Wednesday
evening, July 1, at eight o'clock. The
program will comprise an address by
DR.. Merrill Lindsay IN a comparison
of eastern and western hospitals; a
| vocal solo by Miss Lucy Brands; a pa
per by Miss Helen Winter, r.. N, on
THE Menace Of the Hot Water Bot
tle;" current events by Miss Alma
Oberg. r. N, and Miss Lottie Carpen-
ter, r. N. A business meeting and
social hour will be held after the
program. All nurses are invited to
be present.
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A company Of friends was enter
tanned for the weekend at Camp
Tandy, near Tecumseh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Gohlke Ind their daughters.
| Marguerite and Myrtle. Mr.. and Mrs.
| E. E. Hopes Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ness. Miss Ira Dooley, Miss Irene
White, Miss Orpha Bangman were
among the guests who enjoyed the
hospitality Of the ANDY family, and
the T. S. Morrison family, who also
have a camp there.
Mrs. F. c. Beck and Mrs. Charles
Elliott gave a party Saturday for their
children, Marion and Frances Beck
and Charles Elliott, jr. The par
ty was gi:'cn on the lawn at the Beck
home, and the guests included Marion
o. Tro 3r
Hazel Swanson, Virginia Scholle,
Joyce Smith. Buddy Clark, willie Du-
mars, Helen Harper. Eleanor Hines,
Paul Hines, Georgia Cleveland. Au-
and Richard Hanchette. Beatrice and
Victorene Williams, Helen Marling,
William True. Carolyn, John and
Elizabeth Jolley, Betty Grow, Wilma
Swan. Edward Gossett, Marguerite
Rhodes. Dana Killinger, Jack Barnes.
rick. Octavia O'Neil, Margaret KrOg
man, Hazel Krogman, Gertrude Cool
idge. Katherine Cole. Pauline Wat
kins, Jane Wingett, Katharine Cush-
Forbes, Frances, Constance and Mary
Esther Bone, Edward and Cornelia
Adams, Frances. and Helen Cardwell,
Charles and Sarah Gossett, Charlotte
Beck, Vernon Beck. Melvin Sharp,
Kenneth Macferran, Catherine Hayes
Catherine Drum. Wilma Cederberg.
Margaret Nellis, Caroline Edison, Isa-
bel Smith, Isabel Guthrie, Constance
Moore, Betty Smith. Virginia Lindland,
Lucia. F1oersch, Wilbur Barber and
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Luther Burns,
at her home in Potwin Place.
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The men of the Jayhawker club left
this afternoon for Wakarusa and will
camp there tonight. returning to To-
pekt some time Tuesday. The MEM
bers Of the club in Topeka are: Mr..
David Page, Mr.. H. Ward Page, Mr..
George Hughes, Mr.. Charles Wier-
snsa, MI James Mcclure, Mr.. E; r
Eberle, Mr.. Tom M. Linard, Mr.. E.. L.
O'Neal. M. George T. McDermott, Mr..
Clad Hamilton, Mr.. w. p. Williams.
Mr.. John S. Dawson, Mr.. c. M. Hens
ton Coleman. Mr.: Otis Allen. Mr.. Rob-
ert Shoemaker, Mr.. s. G. Zimmerman
and Mr.. e. H. Hogueland.
Miss Margaret Vest gave a miscel-
laneous shower Saturday afternoon for
Miss Rebecca Stanley. whose marriage
, to Mr.. George Platt. jr.. will take place
July II. The guests were: Miss Stan
ley. Mrs George Fisher, Mrs. c. H.
Lerrigo. Mrs. b. H. Stark. Mrs. Leon
ard Voorman, Miss Helen Fair, Miss
Ruth Brandon. Miss Allison Shaver,
Miss Erla Pryor, Miss Ethel Stewart,
Miss Amy Ferguson. Miss Mildred
| Coover. Miss Ruth Kingman, Miss
Hermione Van Laer. Miss Ethel Coov-
er, Mics Janet McMutrie. Miss Helen
Shirk and Miss Marian McGaw.
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! Cards have been issued for recital
| which Miss May Clark will give to-
night for her pupils in violin. at the
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| The marriage of Mrs. Hattie will
liams of 1853 Tyler street and Mr..
Frank A. Smurr took place at o'clock
aSturday evening at Mrs. Williams
home. The service was read by the
Rev. NJ. 8. S. Martin. Mrs. Smurr il
past department president Of the
Women of the G. A. r.. and she il en-
Beautify he Complexion,
N TIN DAYB
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