The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-19

the chairmen of committees, the chair
men of city wards and the chairmen
of country precincts. They are as fol-
lows:
Executive officers: President, Mrs
Festus Foster; first vice president,
Mrs. Lucy A. Milliken; second vice
president. Mrs. Lucy B. Johnston; re-
cordiEg secretary, Mrs. Frank l.. Brit
ton; corresponding secretary, MRS.
Eliza beth D. Lowry; treasurer, MRS
A. w. Parks; parliamentarian, Mrs >.
A. Thurston; auditor, Mrs. Z. ii.
Curry.
Chairrnen of committees: Press, Miss
Nanon Herren; program, Mrs c. w.
Smith; room and property, Mrs. MARY
E. Better.
]. P. Hicks; Second. Mrs. L. Candy;
Third, Mrs. Alice j. Love, Mrs. Frank
| Organ; Fourth, Mrs. Virginia NJ. Nell
lis, Mrs. w. s. Miller; Fifth, MRS. Il.
| c. Wise; Sixth, Mrs Hinkle M. Guy,
Mrs. L. r. Booth.
Chairmen of country precincts:
Oakland, Mrs. H. A. Sternberg; High
land park. Mrs. John G. Otis; College
Hill, Mrs. A. ]. White; East Soldier,
Mrs. J. F. Cecil; Kaw, Miss M'Edna
Corbet.
The first Washburn college faculty
| recital for the year will be given
Wednesday, September 81. by Scipione
Guidi, who is at the head of the vlo-
lin department The place in which
the recital Will be given will be an
nounced later.
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner was guest of
honor at a dinner given Monday night
by Mrs. Lee Monroe. The guests were
a few of the friends of the hostess and
guest of honor, the company being
made up of women who have been as
ISOLATED in club and civic work.
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| Mrs. Harriet L. Stevens, of Atchi-
son, Kan, is in Topeka today to at
tend the celebration of the birthday
anniversary of her mother, Mrs. c. A.
5. Davis. Miss Ruth Amphlett, of
Neodesha, a granddaughter of Mrs.
| Davis, is also here to attend the cele-
bration.
Mrs. Davis is 81 years of age today.
She is Kansas pioneer, having lived
in this state for sixty years. Her home
was formerly in Lawrence, and she is
now with her daughter, Mrs. Anna B.
) Fisher, of FOL Fillmore street.
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The Monday Tourist club held its
first guest day meeting for the veal
| Monday afternoon at the home Of
} Mrs. A ]. Carruth, jr. The guests
: were former members of the club who
afternoon were Mrs. Carruth, Mrs
Hugh Fisher, Mrs Ernest Tucker
Mrs. ]. A. P. Carnahan, Mrs. RALPH
Z Scamell and Mrs. w. R. Martin.
The program included roll call
: incidents from the summer vacation
readings by Miss Jessie Henry,
: Washburn student; "reminiscences O
| the early years of the club, Mrs. w
; H. Fernald; original poem, by Mrs. H
j H. Welty.
t The house was decorated for tn,
y party with asters and liberty roses
= The guests, besides the members
were Mrs L. V. Sans, Mrs. Franz
$ Stewart, Mrs. J. NJ. Wallace, Mrs
John Lagerstrom, Mrs. Frank Neal
$ Mrs. Charles Makereace, Mrs. H. w
l. Putnam, Mrs. ]. c. Lindland, Mrs.
G B. Chamberlain, Mrs. Charles Ses
J sions Mrs George Staebler and Mrs
a The members of the club are: Mrs
e George c. Beach, Mrs E. E. Brook
ems, Mrs. Carnahan, Mrs. Carruth
Mrs. l.. F. Day, Mrs. Fred L. Ewarts
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. l. S. Lewis, Mrs. S
p T. Mcclure Mrs. R. n. McEntire, Mrs
:. C. T. Martin, Mrs. C. p. Neil, Mrs. C
f ]. Rosen, Mrs. w: d. Ross. Mrs
Scamen, Mrs A. A Sharp, Mrs. W. P
: Snyder. Mrs. A. NJ. Thoroman, Mrs
. lC B. Van Horn and Mrs. Welty, ant
: the substitute members are Mrs
Tucker, Mrs. T. C. E. Hunter. Mrs
, Fernala. Mrs W. r. Martin and Mrs
Q NoIes and Personal Mention.
:, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin expects tt
r leave next week for Chicago to re
$ man some time, and perhaps al
o winter
e Mr. Howard Woodbury., of Olivet
& was in Topeka Monday, stopping Oh
e his way to Manhattan, where he is
: student in the State Agricultural col
: lege He is the son of Mr.. Free
y Woodbury. Mrs Woodbury. was for
: merIy Mrs. ]. F. Daniels. of Topeka.
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turn soon, after visit to her sisters
e Mrs. George Eagle and Mrs. Margare
s. Wiggin.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Lambert, of EN-
poria announce the birth of d so
Friday, September 10. They will nam
him Calvin Hood. Mrs. Lambert wa
Miss Sara Roark, of Junction City
- formerly of Topeka.
. Henry H. Hail. New York Life. To
2 pekG Adv
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