The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-06

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Crawford, Miss Lola Curry, Miss Doro-
thy Da1es. Miss Flora Harrington. Miss
Pauline Haynes, Miss Mary Hill. Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Nara Jones. Miss
Myrtle Kesler, Miss Marion Lindsay,
Miss Isabel March, Miss Margaret
Owen. Miss Esther Ross, Miss Ruby
Y Scott. Miss Lorraine Seweu, Miss
Eunice Stoves Miss Marie Thompson,
Miss Elizabeth Turner. Miss Ada Wal
I ker. Miss Helen Watts. Miss Margaret
Webb, Miss Gwen Shakeshaft, Miss
Lucille. Chandler. Miss Gertrude Wood
+ ward. Miss Erna Zutavern. Miss Irna
4 Wilma Perry. Miss Mary Hoover, Miss
Ida BurkhoIder, Miss Oracle Wood.
Miss Katherine Sentz. Miss Florence
Warner. Miss Margaret Welcome,
Miss Ruth Grandon, Mr. Earl Shoup,
Mr. Richard Bennett, Mr. Roy Shell
don, Mr.. Chris Cell. Mr. Carl Byers,
Mr.. Carl Yinge. Mr.. William Burnett,
Mr. Clifford Hope. Mr.. Hampton
Shirer, Mr.. Charles Kesler, Mr. Ken
meth Kearns, Mr.. Bryant Drake, Mr..
Earl Farris, Mr. Louis Seacat, Mr..
Warren Young, MIR. Frank Peers. Mr..
William Spaulding, Mr. William Guild,
Mr. Paul Rose, Mr. Paul Edgar, Mr..
Elmer Shelton. Mr. Martin Miller, Mr.
Marshal Sanders. Mr.. Vincent Kearns,
Mr. Henry Santrock. Mr. John
Newlin, Mr.. Samuel Heller, Mr.. John
Warner, Mr. Ray Carpenter, Nh. SEQ
Mr. c. Sangster. Mr.. GLADDEN. Baker.
Mr. Louis Smith and Mr.. Jesse Fisher
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The annual meeting of the Monday
Tourist club was held at the home of
Mrs L 8 Lewis, and the following
officers were elected: Mrs W. P
Snyder, president; Mrs J. P. Carna-
han, vice president; Mrs. W. D. Ross,
secretary; Mrs e E Brookens, treas
urer- The program for the melting
included papers, as follows: The
ssFuggleT Mrs. MF gor~s Rs Deg 9p qdn1S
of sectionalisn." Mrs. G E Neil
Mrs Pope Allen will entertain the
their meeting Saturday afternoon.
Mrs c. W. Hanchette is chairman for
the afternoon Mrs. Aliens aunt, Mrs.
c. s Baker, of Kansas City, formerly
ing, and will visit Mrs Allen for the
weekend
The Topeka City Association of
Graduate Nurses will have their regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the Y. W. C. A Miss Ras
mussen will read a paper on The
Model Operating Room There will
be violin music and singing.
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The Catholic Ladies' club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs J. VIII
Kelley 1906 Harrison : street
Mr.. and Mrs. Nay of Chicago, are
in Topeka. where Mr.. Nay is attend
and Mrs. Paul Walker entertained at
luncheon today for Mr. and Mrs. Nay.
Mrs. E. r. Evans and Mrs Louis
of the Cultus club Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Van Dorpf 1115
Polk street
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Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. J.
Rickenbacher, ITO West Fourteenth
street There will be an election OF
officers.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Willard N Hall and Miss
| Laura Hail. who have been in Califor-
mia since the early winter, are expect
ed TO return home the LIST of next
week. ~z0 1.
/ Dacotah and Billy Drechsel have re-
/ turned from Leavenworth, where they
visited Mrs. d. S. Ryan
4 Miss Mildred Morton has returned
! to Manhattan, where she is a student
in the Agricultural college, after
holiday visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w A Morton
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, who is spend
ing few months in California, is now
in San Francisco, visiting Mrs. George
E. Finnell. who was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Holiday of Topeka.
Mrs Jack Campbell and her baby
daughter. Jean, have gone from the
hospital to their home in Garfield
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Eastman will
visit friends in Kansas City over the
Mrs. N n. Hutchinson of Allen, is
visiting Mrs. G. W. Greenwood.
We specialize on window shades
Some as low as 35c- VIM Connors
Mrs. A D. Gray has returned from
La Crosse, where she visited her son,
Dr. Gray and Mrs Gray.
Mr.. and RMS Q: E Walker have
spent the winter.
Mrs Clara HazeIrigg has returned
from Atchisons where she conducted
religious services beginning Palm
elrigg was the guest of Mrs c. W.
Hendriekson, a prominent club wo-
men. during her stay in Atehison.
Miss Lillian King has returned from
an extended trip through the south
For the past year and half she has
been Iecturing in Texas, Arkansas,
Oklahoma and Missouri. She is in
Topeka for a few DAYS visiting Mrs
Eighth avenue. and the last of this
week she will leave on a lecture trip
to Wyoming, California. and other
western states.
is a guest at the Carl NelIis home Her
daughter, Mrs Carl NeIlis, is in hos
pitaI recovering from an operation
Mr. Charles StebbinS, assistant gen
eraI auditor of the Union Pacific rail-
way company, Omaha. Neb.- is in To-
peka on business. and will make a
short visit to his cousins, Mr. and Mrs
C. P BoITnar.
Cut flowers at Hubbard s--Ady-
At the Princess tonight-Looki
Free To acquaint our patrons more
thoroughly with Miss Anna Little and