The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-29

Weightman, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Marjorie Blank, Miss Joanna Gleed,
Miss Helen Lucas, Miss Marguerite
Thrapp. Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Mary Samson, Miss Frances Ford,
Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Esther
Barber of Los Angeles, Mr.. Forrest
Rice, Mr.. Sanford FARRELL of Kansas
City, Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr.. Willard
Bowman. Mr.. Donald Taliaferro, Mr..
Wellington Culver, Mr.. Gale Morgan,
Mr. Paul Mowers, Mr.. George Gross,
Mr. Marshall Hite, Mr.. Richard Hall.
Mr.. Eugene Villepigue, Mr.. Zoe Hull,
Mr.. Kenneth Adams, Mr.. H. B. Agard,
Mr.. James Allison, Mr.. Fred Beer
bohm. Mr. Elrick Sharp. Mr.. William
Trobert, Mr.. George Rourke, Mr..
Chester Wahle, Judge Hugh McF'ar-
land, Mr.. Willis Carney, Mr.. Ralph
Lewis, Mr.. James Brier, Mr.. Jack
Erickson, Mr.. Robert Biene, Mr.. Stan
ley Copeland, Mr.. Roger Savage, Mr.
Charles Kouns. Mr.. Alden Weight
man, Mr.. Larry Huey. Mr.. Samuel
Lux, Mr.. Samuel Stewart, Mr.. Russell
Grimes, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Ken
meth Ogilvie, Mr.. Fred Rigby, Mr..
Mr.. Charles Harlow, Mr.. Merrill Seger,
Mr.. John Porter, Mr. Victor Blakely
Mr.. Wendell Switzer, Mr.. John Elliott,
Mr.. Warren HUMPHREYS, Mr.. Tinkham
Veale, Mr.. John Raster, Mr.. Harry
Leland, Mr.. c. Z. Olander, Mr. James
Perry, Mr.. Kenneth Alexander, Mr..
George Bailey, Mr.. Kent Montgomery,
Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, Mr.. Merrill Rut-
ter, Mr.. John Marsh, Mr.. Jake Mertz,
MI Ward Keller, Mr.. Richard Barton,
Mr.. Herbert Guild. Mr.. Lawrence
Rock. Of Kansas City, and Mr.. Charles
B. Mckee.
Mary Rodgers and Frances Ham
matt have asked the following girls
and boys for an evening at dancing
at the Country club tonight: Betty
Bonebrake, Marguerite Stewart, Ruth
Switzer, Dorothy Hetherington, Bar
bara farrell, Doris Thompson, Isabel
Crawford, Eva Miller, Belle Barton,
Jack Merriam, Court Major, Ted Hus-
sey, Morris Dean, Chester Bunger.
Charles Barnes. Raymond Coolidge,
Harry Brewer, Warren Crosby, Hamil-
ton Chase, Ed Miller and Abram Ham
| matt.
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The Topeka Alumnae chapter of the
! Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority had a
party this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. 1. Richards, complimentary to
Miss Florence Dice. one of the mem
bers who will leave about the middle
of May for Cincinnati. She will later
go to Bay City, Michigan, for the sum-
mer. The guests this afternoon were:
Miss Dice, Mrs. Otis Allen, Mrs. Frank
Nuss, Mrs. G. o. Smith, Mrs. A H.
Winters, Dean Edith Twiss Miss An
ma Banks, Mrs. B. F. Walkers Miss
Helen Spielman and Mrs Richards.
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Thursday of next week is Fedora
ton day, and the place of meeting has
been changed. 1t was originally ar
ranged to hold the meeting at Wash
burn college, but on account of the
session of the State Federation con-
vention held at Washburn, it was de-
cided to hold the regular meeting for
May in the high school
A feature of the days program will
be the luncheon to be served at the
high school cafeteria This will give
the mothers in the federation an op-
portunity to see the high school lunch
room in operation.
The meeting of the board of man.
agement will be held at 10 o'clock in
the board of education rooms on the
first floor. At IL o'clock the depart
ment of education held an open meet
ing in the high school auditorium
Mrs. w. A. McCarter will give her lee
ture, 1.-The Heart of a Child
At II O'Clock a meeting of the de-
partment of justice will be held, with
Mrs. ]. w. Thursday, chairman, il
charge. The meeting will be an oper
forum. Three papers will be read
THE Mothers Pension Law and Prov
ident Loan Associations" will be the
subject intr G%n 3 BY Mrs 6
L
lens" is a subject to be introduced by
Mrs. F. c. SQuires, and Miss Lima
Bresette will lead the discussion or
THE Work of the Wage Commission.
Members of the department will be eX-
pected to join in the discussion and il
asking questions on the subjects under
consideration.
After the luncheon there will be
short social session. The afternoon
meeting will convene at two instead o.
half past two, as there is to be az
| election of officers. Mrs. j. K. Ran
meeting, IF I But Trust" by Mrs
Norman Hay. The meeting will be il
charge of the department of literature
of which Mrs. ]. F. FARRELL is chair
man. The program will consist of
reading, MY Ladies Dress" by Pro
5 college The play is by Knoblanch
, and is the latest play put out by tn
7 Dramatic League.
5 The music for the afternoon will b.
) in charge of Dean and Mrs. Horac
Whitehouse of Washburn college
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2 Miss Mildred wiggin. a college cir
in Topeka, gave a dancing party Fri
dav night at the Virginia. for Mis-
Agnes Crawford, a senior at K U
who is visiting Miss Wiggin- Tw
+ years ago Miss Crawford was a stu
i dent at Bethany college The guest
= last night were:
/ Miss Agnes Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Marshall, Miss Hazel Bullock
= Miss Pansy Benton, Miss Elizabetl
r Culver. Miss Margaret Marshall. Mis-
n Gertrude HarIing, Miss Vera Hanna
e Miss Nally Fox, Miss Esther Near
$ thur Miss Winifred Burch, Miss Mil
d dred Virgins, Miss Eloise Sargent
S Miss Edna Smith, Miss Ruth Candy