The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-20

| w. BOllard, Mrs. ]. p. Coleman, MRS.
Frank Wilson, Mrs Marian Sullivan,
Mrs Myrtle Rowles. Mrs. Don Well
man, Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. Sidney
Smith, Mrs. David Page, Mrs C E.
Prutsman. Mrs N. G. EdelbIute, Mrs.
Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Mrs Floyd
Pleasant of Craig, Colo, Miss Sarah
Houston, Miss Mary Gallies, Miss
Katie Bell Cuthbert. Miss nellie
Thorpe, Miss Anne Heartburg, Miss
Florence Dice, Miss Ann Sweet, Miss
Miss Enid Stricken. Miss Selma Fo-
berg, Miss Clemma Bollard, Miss Alice
Harrington Miss Margaret Koontz.
Mrs. Jim Watson. and Mrs. Tom
Clark, of Kansas City, are in Topeka
with their husbands, who are among
the professional golfers engaging in
the tournament at the Country club
this week. Mrs. CIark's sister accom-
panied them They are guests at the
National hotel.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller of Council Grove.
president of the Kansas Federation of
Womens clubs, has appointed the
heads of departments for the year.
The peace department has been added
this year. The department he$ds will
be:
Observation-Disclosures Mrs.
c.. F. Henson, Paola; subchairman,
MIS- J. E. Raymond. Girard-
Peace-Chalrman M,s G. B.
Walker, Norton; subchairman, Mrs.
H. o. Garvey, Topeka.
Observation-Disclosures Miss Effie
Maude T. Breese, Cottonwood Falls.
Civil Service Chairman, Mrs Ida
NJ. Ferris. Usage City; subchairman,
Mrs R. s. Miller Ell Dorado.
Legisla tive-Chairman, Mrs. Chas.
F. Scott, lola; subchairman, Miss
Laura NJ. French, Emporia.
Civics-Chairman, Mrs. John c.
Mack, Newton; subchairman, Mrs.
Lena Robinson, Pittsburg.
Library Extension-Chairn Mrs.
C. T. Beatty, Chanute; subchairman,
Mrs Matte B. Hale La Crosse.
Industrial and Sick Conditions
Chairman, Mrs. J. K. Coddtng, Leav-
enworth; subchairman, Mrs. ]. S. Sim
mons. Hutchinson.
Art-Chairman, Mrs. c. C. Goddard,
Leavenworth; subchairman, Mrs. E.
M. Root, Kansas City.
Iiterature-Chairm Mrs May
Beileville Brown, Salina; subchairman,
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, Topeka
Home Economics-Chairma Mrs.
Eta L. Ward, Hays; subchairman,
Mrs. James S. Pc trick. Santa Fe.
Conservation-Cha Mrs. H
B. Musser, Parsons; subchairman.
Mrs. e. r. Dean, Marion.
Music-Chairman, Miss Henrietta
Millar, Garnet; subchairman, Mrs
Frances Jennings, Clay Center.
Health-Chairman Mrs. Rosa B.
era gun, Kingmar; subchairman, Mrs
h. w. GCOfEe, Wlcn1Id-
Social Eygiene-Chair Mrs
Homer Hoch, Marion: subchairman,
Mrs. ]. P, Scott. Herington.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Edsvn will
go to Excelsior Springs this week to
spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Mohler will
spend a part of this week in Hutchin-
son.
Mr.. Wayne Wingert visited friends
in Kansas City over tt weekend.
Mr.. Kendall Haas of Holton, a stu
dent in the State university, was the
guest of Topeka friends Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Edna Hopkins and Miss Eliza
beth Hopkins have returned from AL
ford Lake, Maine, where they spent
Mrs. c. NJ. Hill spent the weekend
in Kansas City with Judge and Mrs
c. E. Foote- Mrs. Dorsey Hunnel of
c. NJ. Hill home. Mrs. Hunnel is Mrs
Hills sister.
Mrs. Ralph Kingsley, who has been
in Abilene, came to Topeka Saturday.
and left today for Roswell, n. M, TO
take a position for with Kaw Paving
company.
Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Soper Il
leave soon for New York to study art
Mo-, and Kansas City for visit to
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Archibald farrell and Miss Bar
bara FARRELL went to Kansas City .
spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Don Edwards of Blaine, Kan,
has returned home after a short visit
to Mrs. Charles Mitchell
Miss Lena Philbin is visiting friends
in Wichita
Captain A. R. Banks and Miss Anna
Banks have returned from California,
where they visited the fairs.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hardy has returned
from five weeks trip to California.
She was elected district vice president
of the International New Thought AL
lance which held convention in the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Sherman of
diana and Kentucky, after a visit to
Mrs. Sherman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Cornell.
Mrs and Mrs T. A. Beck and their
daughters, Miss Nan Beck and Miss
Sarah Beck, have returned from Lake
the summer.
Mr. Randall c. Harvey, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Harvey, is a stu
dent in the Kansas State university
this year.
Mrs Maclay Lyon and her baby of
Arkansas City are visiting DR.. Lyons
mother, Mrs. T. S. Lyon.
Mrs. M. c. Porter and her son Cur
tbs have returned from California.
They were in Berkeley to visit Miss
Marie Porter, who is student in the
California university.
Mr.. John Brown of 903 West Sixth
avenue, was given a surprise party
Friday night by some of his friends il
celebration of his seventeenth birth
day anniversary. Those present were:
Miss Verna Fouts of Harveyville, Miss