The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-03

Trobert, Mr.. Hugh Nichols, Mr.. Clyde
Corbett, MI Glenn Logan, Mr.. Stan
ley Copeland; MI. Alfred Cole. Mr..
Bike Lewis. Mr.. Marshall Crawford.
Mr.. Kenneth Lyle, Mr. Ted Lager
strom. Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr.. Carl
Rankin, Mr. Fred Rigby. Mr. Merle
Rutter, Mr. Ray Enfield, Mr.. George
Rourke, Mr. LaRue Royce, Mr..
George Bailey. Mr. Phil Bowman, Mr.
Willard Bowman, Mr.. Charles Kouns,
Mr. Elburn Beale, Mr.. James Brier,
Mr.. Richard Barton, Mr.. Darwin
John Raster, Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr..
Clayton Kline, Mr.. Ralph Kingsley,
Mr. Elrick Sharp
The meeting of the Topeka Fedora
ton of Women will be held Friday
afternoon, May IA, at the Y. w. c. A.
assembly hall. The meeting is held
Friday instead of Thursday, the regu-
lar meeting day. as some of the mem
bers will be in Emporia attending the
state federation meeting on Thurs
day.
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Mrs. NJ. F. Southwick will entertain
at thimbles Friday afternoon the
young women of the sewing club to
which her daughter, Mrs. Jay Frank
lin Close, formerly belonged. Mrs.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Southwick,
and will be the guest of honor Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Festus Foster, jr., has gone to
Philadelphia, to visit his brother,
Lieutenant Paul Foster, of the United
States navy. Lieutenant Foster be-
longs to the crew of Submarine GA,
Festus Foster will go to Annapolis to
take the physical examination for en-
trance to the Annapolis Naval acad-
envy.
The marriage of Mrs Alice Weggen
and Mr.. E. w. Kline took place .at 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home
of the brides brother, Mr.. John Hos
tutler, and Mrs. Hostutler, of Hutch
inson. The Rev. Mr.. j. S. Blaney, of
Hutchinson, read the service. A we'd
ding dinner was served after the cere
mony.
Mrs. Weggen formerly lived in To-
peka. After Mr.. Weggen's death, she
went to Kansas City, and later to Illi-
nois Recently she has been living in
Hutchinson.
Mr.. Kline is the right of-way agent
for the Rock Island Railway COM
pany, with Headquarters in Topeka. He
is a member of the EIlks Lodge, and
has a good many friends in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline will make their
home at 1888 College avenue
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MIS-. w llllanl II. SInySeT, VINO Is
especially interested in the work be-
ing done in Topeka for the Surgical
Dressings Committee, of New York,
has received from the chairman, Mrs.
Mary Hatch Willard, of New York,
letter thanking her for a donation of
1922 dressings. She adds to her ac-
acknowledgement of the receipt of the
articles. Everything was beautifully
made and just what we wanted"
Meetings of women have been held
Ii, Il
dressings, etc, for use in hospitals and
on the battle fields for the wounded
soldiers of the European war. Among
the organizations that have contribut-
ed to the work are the Federation of
Women, the Nineteenth Century club,
the Woman's Society of the First
Presbyterian church, two societies of
North Topeka, and the women of the
First Congregational church will have
an all-day meeting next week to work
for that cause. Other clubs and So
cieties are planning to engage in the
work. Anyone wishing to cooperate
with Mrs. Smyser can get samples and
from her.
The articles made are distributed
wherever they are needed, without
to nationality. The women
engaged in the work regard it as a
humane thing to do to lessen in any
way they can the horrors of the war
by helping to provide means of saving
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Mrs. Wayland Campbell and Mr>
las. Campbell entertained Informally
AT thimbles at Mrs. Wayland Camp
BELLS home, in compliment to Mrs.
Howard Campbell, who left Sunday to
make her home in Kansas City. The
guests were: Mrs. Howard Campbell,
Mrs. Eugenia Campbell of Kansas City,
Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Swendson,
Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Heivly
nd
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Mrs. H. F. Fowler, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. D. B. Knox, gave a Thin
Die party Saturday afternoon at her
to her sister, Mrs. Mark Nichols, of
Fort Morgan, Colorado. The affair
was May Day party, and the decora-
lions were baskets of spring flowers.
An original story was read by Mrs.
George Mays.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Mich
Dis, Mrs. Frank CLANCY, Mrs Bern
ard Dewey, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs.
James w. Campbell, Mrs. Major An
derson, Mrs. Walter Bates, Mrs. F. NJ.
S. Pettyjohn, Mrs. Emma Heivly, Mrs.
] ohm A. Nichols, Mrs. George Stadel,
Mrs. Walter Whitson of Kansas City,
Mrs. Leo Gilmore, Mrs. F. G. w. Trav-
IS, Miss Mona Thomas, Miss May Tom
inson, Miss Bessie Lagerstrom, Miss
zillah Mileham of Newton, Miss Mar
garet Pettyjohn, Miss Mary Weight
nan, Miss Katherine Stanley, Miss Ma
rian Lutz, Miss Roxy Vancil, Miss Ma
rie Vancil, Miss Elsie Martin, Miss
Maud Darby. Miss Alice Etnyre, Miss
Kiene, Miss Elizabeth
Gregory, Miss Marguerite Nichols,
Miss Hazel Nichols, Miss Olive Knox
and Miss Helen Travis.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss TeOna Curtis has returned
home after a short visit to friends in
Lawrence.
Mr.. William J. Miller has returned
from Hutchinson, where he visited Mr..