The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-05

Helen Foley. Miss Ferris Close and
Miss Lillian Martin.
Miss Una Lytle entertained the meme
bers OF her sewing club Wednesday
afternoon Guests of the club were:
Mrs. Wallace Crutcher. Of Kansas City,
who is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. r.
Whitney. and Mrs, Frank Theis, OF
Hastings. Nebraska. who is spending
few weeks with her parents, DR.. ana
Mrs. Willis Coston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonebrake gave
a family dinner party at the Country
Club Wednesday night, for their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Bonebrake. OF Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. o. II.
Manning, Of New York city.
Mrs. w. A. 8. Bird gave a luncheon
Wednesday for Mrs Jennie Russell and
Mrs. Neil Mcleod, Of Valley Falls. Mrs.
Russell and Mrs. Mcleod were In To-
peka to attend the Ramblers Club pic
mic given by Mrs. Festus Foster.
The men Of the Alpha Delta fraternity
gave q smoker Wednesday night.for the
alumni members who are In Topeka
attending Washburn commencement:
During the evening initiation was held
for Mr.. George Barrett, Of Chapman
and Mr.. Elmer e. Euwer.
The alumni who attended were: MI.
Guy Miller. Of Lyons, Mr.. w. c. Janney,
Of Salina, Mr.. Ralph Lemon, Of Good
land, Mr.. Sherrel Smith, of Oberlin; Mr..
Merle Palmer, of Hope; Mr.. John Shaw.
Of Kidder. Mo-; Mr.. Neil Rogers. of
Augusta; Mr.. Theodore Post. of Frank
fort; Mr.. Willis Lusby. Of New York;
Mr.. Lowell HenkeI Of Chicago.
The active members present were:
Mr.. ]. Sidney Nye, Mr.. John F. Boyle,
Mr.. ]. Glenn Logan, Mr.. Bernard Ash
Cooling, Mr.. Jay McCosh. Mr.. Ralph
Myers. Mr.. Clinton Janney, Mr.. Louis
Smith, Mr.. Roy Myers, Mr.. Herbert
Blinn, Mr.. Burton -1yers. Mr.. William
Stein. Mr.. Lester Arnold. Mr.. Edward
MART. Mr.. George Myers. Mr.. Dean
johnson. Mr.. Herbert ]. Beales. Mr..
Orman L. Miller.
Mrs. John Sargent gave a luncheon
to-day in honor Of Mrs. Frank knight
Sanders, of New York, who is visit
laid for: Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD. Mrs. d. L. McEachron, Mrs. w.
D. Storrs. Mrs George Guild, Mrs. Lea
witt. Mrs. Walter Wedding. Mrs. George
Walp, Miss Charlotte Leavitt, and Mrs.
Sargent.
The A. r. o. 8. of the high school
gave a picnic party Thursday night at
the home of Miss Frances Cav, for the
b. o. w. s., the boys Of the junior class.
The A. r. o. 8. is the organization of
junior girls. The party was held on the
lawn, and about fifty guests were pres
ent. ~
Mrs. Emmett Gregg entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon at
her home in Elmhurst. The prize was
won by Mrs. Walter Harris.
A good many Of the women and girls
Of Topeka are taking a hand in the
work Of tag day. which has been
set for Saturday, June s. A meeting
was held Thursday night at the home
Of Mrs. c. G. Foster. The force of
helpers is to be divided into committees,
and a partial list of the women who
will be in charge of number of girls
as helpers, is as follows: Mrs. c. q.
Foster, Miss Kate Maxwell King, Mrs.
William Redwood Smith, Mrs. W. "A.
Johnston, Mrs. W. G. Smyser, Mrs. De
Witte C. Nellis, Mrs. Genevieve Veale,
Mrs. c. c. Houston, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs.
Rowles, Mrs. N P. Garretson. Miss
Lucy Kingman, Mrs. Frank Doster,
| Mrs. Robey, Mrs. w. ]. Lewis. Mrs.
Charles N. Nelson, Mrs. J. W. F.
Hughes. Mrs. Charles Joslin, Mrs. Whit
| ticker, Mrs. George Stevenson. Mrs. J.
Bostic, Mrs. James Gable, Mrs. George
Freshman. Mrs. H. C. Mulroy. Mrs.
Pliny Soper, Miss Dolly Curtis, Mrs E
s. Pettyjohn. Miss white, Miss Anna
Speck, Mrs. Isabel Macarthur. Mrs. AL
bert Patten, Mrs. Weber, Miss Eliza
beth Gregory, Mrs. N. ]. Petro, Miss
Mccartney. Miss Nanon Heron, Miss
| Lulu Mckee, Miss Flora johnson, Miss
Pearl Boam. Mrs. George Goodrich. Mrs.
| G. H. Morrison, and Miss Loretta
Stricken. The women will each have
| force Of girls helping them.
Mr.. H. b. Howard, city superintendent
| of Intermediate C. E. societies. has
/ asked the help Of the organizations;
and committees, as follows will help
from the different societies: The first
Congregational committee: Miss Mary
Ward, Miss Louise Ward, Miss Helen
Wright Miss Florence Gill, Miss Mona
Wiede Miss Carrie Wiede, Miss Doro-
thy Rettick. Miss Grace Scrinopske,
Mics Ethel Scrinopske. Miss Hazel Lol-
ley. and Miss Ruby Laing. From the
Second United Presbyterian society:
Marie Olmstead. Alberta Shepard, Doro-
thy Bair, Esther Grandon, Blanche
Nassau, Lola Stone, Sadie Neal, Annie
Neal, Verna Stalker, Elizabeth Lacey,
Laura Satler, Lola Blansett.
From the First Christian church:
Gladys Scott, verna MARBLE. Ethel
Sheppard. Gertrude C1inkenbird, Mar
rion Shimmeal Marie Almond, Edith
Sheldon, Viola Barrie, Laura Pratt, Ed
ma Osborne.
A carriage will be provided for each
society furnishing committee of ten
or more. These committees will have
a place in the parade, and after the
parade they will be divided into sub
committees Of five or six, who with a
chaperon, will take a part In tagging
teams The Third Presbyterian Junior
society and the Second United Brethren
society will have floats in the parade.
The graduating nurses from the
Training schools of the city were guests
of honor at a reception given by the
Topeka Association of Graduate
Nurses, at the assembly room Of the
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