The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-29

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Mrs. Frank knight Sanders. the wife
Of the president of Washburn college. Is
/, visiting friends In Topeka, and was the
guest of honor at luncheon party
given today by Mrs. George Guild. at
her home In Western avenue. the
Sanders family have been living in New
York since last autumn, and Mrs. San
ders is in Topeka for the college COM
mencement and to be the guest OF her
friends here. Her son. Morris Sanders.
is q student in Washburn.
The rooms open to the guests were
arranged with a decoration of daisies
and other garden flowers of the season.
and the dining table was adorned with
Killarney roses and heliotrope.
Covers were laid for: Mrs. Frank
knight Sanders, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD.
Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby. Mrs. Adrian
Greene, Mrs o. E. Walker, Mrs. C.. =.
Reed. Mrs ]. b. Larimer, Mrs. D. r.
! Estcrly, Mrs. Katherine Hand, Mrs. H.
: L. Shirer. Mrs. A. d. Gray. Mrs. George
Walp. Mrs. D. l. McEachron. Mrs. w.
| D. Storrs, Mrs. Carl Welding, Mrs. Roy
| B. Guild. Mrs Arthur Henderson and
Mrs. Henderson's mother. Mrs. Morg-
ridge of Muscatine, Ia, Mrs. John Sar-
gent. ST., Mrs. H. L. Alkire. Mrs. M. D.
Hammatt. Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. w.
F. Leavitt, Miss Charlotte Leavitt. Mrs.
Derby, Mrs. ]. c. Burnett, Mrs. r. HI.
| Brigham. Mrs. Walter Wedding and
Mrs. Guild.
! Mrs. Jack Campbell entertained the
members of her bridge club this after
noon. guest of the club was Mrs.
Parker L. Hill OF Carb ondGle. Ill. who
is visiting her mother. Mrs. harrington
! Lodge.
A musical afternoon will be given at
the Country club Monday from to 5
o'clock The program will be furnished
by an orchestral troupe, the Trouba-
dours, with Miss Ruth Pancost as read
er. A special invitation given to the
| women of the families OF club members
to attend the matinee program. A din
ner reception will be given from to
! 7:15 o'clock. and there will be dancing
| beginning at o'clock in the evening.
| Mrs. Emmett Gregg. of Elmhurst, will
entertain her bridge club next Wednes-
day afternoon at her home.
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News has been received in Topeka Of
the engagement of Miss Bertha Niles,
Of F'airhaven, Conn.,, and Mr.. Franklin
Stevenson Rooms, of New York MI.
Rooms is the son Of Mrs. Benjamin
Franklin Rooms, OF 1928 Boswell avenue.
Topeka. He graduated from Washburn
! college in the class of 1911, and later he
graduated from Yale. Since then he
has been connected with the National
City bank Of New York. Miss Niles IL
a graduate Of Smith college.
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! A double wedding to be held at the
| home of Mr.. John s. Harrington OF
West Eighteenth street, the latter part
Of June, will! be Of interest to the friends
of the two bridal couples. Miss Anna
N. Harrington, assistant librarian at
Washburn college, and Mr.. Fred C.
Warner. of Amherst, Mass, will be
married the last week in June. and al
| the same time the marriage OF Miss
| Maude A. Williams, Of Worcester
Mass, and Mr.. John Harrington, will
take place. Mr.. Harrington graduated
in the class Of '13 from Washburn col
lege, and Miss Harrington was a mem
Der of the class of 1910. Mr.. Warner
Is connected with the government coas1
and geodetic department.
Mrs. w. T. Crosby will entertain the
members of the Fillmore Street Whist
club at their meeting nexe Tuesday.
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Il The Beta girls of washburn college
will have their annual picnic this eve
ming at the river. The active members
the pledges and their men friends vii
make up the company.
Miss Ruth Foster will give party
for the girls of the sorority Saturday
afternoon, and Miss Lillian Stone will
be hostess at a breakfast for then
4 Monday morning. Initiation services
will be held at the chapter house Mon
day evening and the pledges who viii
then be taken into membership are
Miss Grace Dana. Miss Lois Murphy Of
Goodland. Miss May Cole and Mis-.
Dorothy Miller.
n A house party during commencement
will be held at the Beta house, and the
Of frvx OF I'll yEh0 vUj11 no
are: Miss Elizabeth Kinnen Of Good
land, Miss Jean Singleton of Benedict
and Miss Vera Gron of Nortonville.
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The First District Federation will
have its annual meeting in the fall a
club of that city will be the hostess
club. Mrs. Festus Foster. president o
the First District Federation. went t.
Atchison today to attend a meeting o
the Friday Afternoon club. called t
complete plans for the entertainment
X The National Public Health servic
| has given out rules on how to keep COG
during the summer days. Here the
are:
Don't overeat Partake sparingly o
meats Eat largely of fresh vegetable
I and fruits. Avoid alcoholic drinks
Beware Of icewater. Drink coole'
water instead.
Wear loose clothes Of light colo
and weight Women are more sensibl
/ about clothes than men.
Keep in the air but in the shade a
much as possible.
Avoid prolonged exercise in the mid
die OF the day
Sleep in the open.
, Avoid cold baths and battle in LUX
Il Do not fret