The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-23

Of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
/ and see that 1t IL made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company" Don't be
!! fooled!-Adv.
who win como to Topeka to speak to
tne Topeka people who are interested
in the newly organised branch of the
society she representa-. The annual
meeting Of the National congress will
be held in Washington in April and
the Topeka branch II anxious to begin
the active work Of the organisation
and to have q delegate at the national
meeting.
| The congress has inaugurated a
system of life memberships, by which
women may become patronesses Of the
! organization. They pay for the liter
ature and other privileges Of the con-
gress for the benefit Of young moth
ers who cannot afford to pay the ex-
: penses Of the course In child welfare
that the congress provides. The con-
i gress hopes that q number of such
memberships will be taken out for the
benefit of women here and elsewhere
in the state.
| The members Of the Topeka Fedora
ton of Women who will go to Law
renee to the art exhibit will take the
Santa Fe train leaving here at 7:40
o'clock in the morning. Those who
will be in the party are: Mrs. A. O.
Wellman, Mrs Marie Price Wear, Mrs
/ Norman Wear, Mrs A. Marburg. Mrs
v. Robey, Mrs. T. r. Doran, Mrs. M
| c. Hammatt, Mrs. A. "A. GODDARD, Mrs.
C. F. Spencer, Mrs. II. o. Garvey, Mrs.
w. A. Johnston. Mrs B. F. Shumate.
kins. Mrs. R. w. Coppedge. Mrs. T. c.
Whiteker. Mrs. C. w. Hull, Mrs. J. F.
Scott and Mrs. Cornelia Curry.
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| tanned at dinner Saturday night for
Judge and Mrs w. q. Holt Of Kansas
City. Covers were laid for twelve.
Judge Holt returned to Kansas City
today, and Mrs. Holt will remain until
Tuesday.
The Helianthus club win give their
last dance for the winter tonight at
Kellam hall
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club will meet Wednesday with Mrs.
E. c. Arnold. at her home in Potwin
Place.
. . .
XIV club at luncheon and q thimble
party Wednesday, at her home. 1884
Topeka avenue.
mercial club to have been held tonight
will be postponed one month.
The N. N. s. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. L.
r. Manley, 912 West street.
. .
The Topeka Training School for
Sunday School Workers will meet this
evening at the First Presbyterian
church at 1880 o'clock. The president
of the school. Mr.. Henry c. Cu1bertson,
of the Emporia college. win speak on
Ia nd
Christ. The regular departmental
meeting will follow e the address
The girls who viii appear in Co
lonial costume to serve at the WASH
ington birthday dinner tonight at the
First Methodist church are: Miss
Sarella Herrick. Miss Irene Seery, Miss
Esther Paxton. Miss Mary Samson.
Miss Hester Barber, Miss Jane Alex
ander, Miss Mildred Bowman, Miss
Mary Paxton. Miss Gladys Harmon,
4, Miss Irma Moeser. Miss Mary SlAugh-
ter, Miss Dale Pugh, Miss Sara Hazel
slaughter Miss Aline Knox. Miss
Violet Matthews. Miss Prudence STAN
ley, Miss Violet Schlegel. Miss Edna
Anton. Miss Elsie Saville. Miss Iota
Stone. Miss Alberta Post and Miss
Ethel Granteer. =
Mrs. s. s. Estey will give q mission
ary tea Wednesday afternoon for the
| new officers of the Woman's Home
Missionary society of the First Pres
byterian church. who are: Mrs. 8. J.
/; Crumbine, president: Mrs. J. b. Lar
/ inner. first vice president; Mrs. A.
/ Scott, second vice president: Mrs.
George Port. third vice president;
| Mrs. H. L. p. Hillyer. secretary: Mrs.
r. s. Magee, treasurer: Mrs. C.. H.
Searie. chairman of the section Of lit
erature; Mrs. w. w. Bowman, pianist
. . =
Mrs. A. A. Knapp gave a party
Saturday for her daughter, Ruth. in
celebration of her seventh birthday
anniversary. The decorations were
red. white and blue. Mrs. Knapp was
assisted by Miss Helen Decker, and
the guests were: Ruth Knapp. Helen
Knapp, Ruth McCarn, Ruth Hawes,
Olive Halves, Muriel Hobson, Marga-
ret Sheldon. Carolyn Kinney. Pauline
Franklin. Carolyn Str1eby, Evelyn
Benner. Alice Hayes, Frances With
row, Eleanor Hazen. Dorothy Van Or
man, Mildred Frick. Ruth O'Donovan.
Evelyn O'Donovan. Dorothy Snyder
and Carolyn Brinsmaid.
/
| At the semi-annual election Of Cathe-
dral Boys club. held Saturday night 1T
the club house. go Topeka avenue.
Willard Bowman. president; Charles
Nettels, vice president: William e.
Stickel, secretary: Sanford Jarrell.
treasurer. and Victor Blakely, SER
geant-at-arms. The retiring officers
are Marion Smith. sprestdent; william
Stickel, vice president; Arch McKeever,
secretary; James Perry. treasurer. and
Edward Kiene. sergeant-at-arms. w.
b. Collinson, H. c.. Ktbbee, Robert
Shoemaker and Dean Kaye direct the
club.
The Gamma Sigma and Alethean So
tWashin9ton birthday party Saturday
1 u8ght In the Thomas RYmnnnfum. Tl1n