The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-16

the unwilling Of the bronze piece. and
the acceptance speech on behalf Of the
Historical society. Mr.. C. E. Corey,
OF Fort Scott, who was a close friend
of Mr.. Ware, will make an address
from the subject Eugene Fitch Ware
as Literary Man."
At the Wednesday afternoon session
at 2:30 o'clock, the dedication Of the
Zu Adams memorial tablet will be held
by the Topeka chapter Of the Daugh-
terS OF the American Revolution. Miss
Adams was for a number of years
librarian in the State Historical society
and was a charter member Of the To-
peka chapter of the D. A. r., and the
! bronze tablet to her memory will be
PLACED in the south reading room in
the Memorial building. The dedicatory
services will be in charge of the char
ter members. past regents and me-
mortal committee of the D. A. r.. in
Cook, Mrs N. r. Handy, Miss Ruth
Smith. Mrs. A. K. Rodgers, Mrs. AL
brecht Marburg, Mrs. Luther Burns,
Miss Ethel Aldrichs Mrs. Robert Mer-
rick, Miss Clara Francis, Mrs. A. NJ.
Harvey. with Mrs. A. H Horton chair
man. 80 CIR
t$ .
Mrs. H. A. Auerbach entertained at
cards Thursday evening at the Coun-
try club.
Mrs. Harold T. Chase will entertain
tho Duplicate Whist club next
Wednesday. Friday is the regular
meeting day of the club, but it has
been changed to Wednesday next
week. 30 that the members may go
to the Gadslki concert Friday after
noon at the Grand theater.
Miss Julia Whitmer gave a card
~ 6ox 1ekk ~
Mr.. o. f. Whitmer. Of Springfield.
! Mo-, who is a guest at the Whitmer
home. Those who played were: Dr.
and Mrs. J. L. Wood, DR.. and Mrs. H.
! B. Eogeboom, DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
| Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Forbes, Mr.
and Mrs J. Newell .Abrahams, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Petro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Whelan, Miss Rose Davis, Miss
Inez Kelley, Miss Agnes Walsh. Miss
| Lillian Valentine. Mr.. Lee Gordon,
Mr.. N. B. Thompson, Mr.. H. H. Clark,
Mr.. Omar Smith and Mr.. Tom Whit
mer.
| . . .
| Next week will be Y. w. c. A. week
at Washburn college. Two special
chapel meetings. reception at the
White House and a cabinet dinner
are among the things planned.
The special college guests next
4 week are Miss Abby Shaw Mayhem
! anu MISS AdlHeIlue I1AAScy. MISE
Halsey is the second student secre-
/ tary for this, the West Central
branch Of association work. and Miss
i Mayhem has just returned from a
two years investigation in China
Monday Miss Mayhem will speak to
all the Washburn students at the
chapel exercises On Tuesday the
young men of the coll ge will be ex-
| cused from chapel attendance. and
| Miss Mayhem will give special talk
to the young women. Miss Mayhem il
an interesting person in herself. and
has had some unusually interesting
experiences in China, SO the chapel
services next week will be especially
attractive.
On Monday afternoon the advisory
board, which is composed of the wo-
men on the faculty and the wives OF
the men on the faculty, will give ar
informal reception for Miss Mayhem
Miss Mayhem will be in Chinese cos.
tune, and will have a number Of Chi
lnese curios to show the guests.
| Monday evening Miss Florenct
! Warner. president of the college r
w. C. A., will give dinner for Miss
members of the cabinet. who are Miss
Frances Woodward, Miss Marion
Lindsay, Miss Mary Hoover. Miss Dor.
othy Dales. Miss Isabel Savage, Mis-.
I Faye Hathaway, Miss Erna Zutavern
Miss Katherine Sentz, Miss Mary Hell
en- Shirer, Miss Martha Whittemore
Miss Ella waldron and Miss Gather.
Inc Stanley.
The events Of the week will b
wound up with q membership spread
at five o'clock Wednesday evening
after which rec gnitf0n service FOL
the new members of the association
will be held.
Mrs. d. r. Clammer entertained tn
N. w. club at luncheon Thursday. Tn,
decorations were roses and carnationl
land music was furnished by Mira Georgs
p. Benson Covers were laid for: Ms
Benson, Mrs.. b r. Shumate, Mrs. A.
| Rhodus, Mrs. J. A Howes. Mrs. A. W
Tennyson, Mrs. H s. Roger. Mr.. r =
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