The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-27
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Miss Clara sink. OF FL Paso. Texas.
who is visiting Miss Elizabeth Hop
kins. was the guest OF honor at
luncheon today gwen by Miss johann
ma GIeed. at the Country club. Cow
ers were placsd for: Miss Sink, Mss
Elizabeth. Hopkins. Miss Jessie Bur
nett Miss Helen Lucas and Miss
Johanna GIeed
few OF the young people viii
have a. picnic party tonight in the
Informal affairs have been gwen AT
the Hopkins home for the visitor
since her arrival
The Alpha Delta men Of Washburn
college who ara n town ct this time
viii have a picnic and dancing party
Tor the members and their girl friends
Friday night, at the pavilion II Nlne-
wood park The party, consisting OF
about forty people, will motor 70 the
park
Topeka becomes more metropolitan
every year. and The present rage for
tennis Is the proof OF It These are
dog days, to be sure, and no ore
should be called upon to make any
sort OF effort, but one must be inter
ested IN something; so the public has
picked on tenrts. At the games may
be seen many Of the fashionable and
well dressed people spectators, and
a good many OF the society young peo-
pie ara 10 be found among the play
ers. Just as il is in the big eastern
cities and IN the wealthy districts OF
the Pacific COAST cities. Among those
one secs in. the courts this summer ire
Miss Edna Hopkins. Miss Bertha
Eilcheu. Miss Louise Heath, Mss
Elsie Cuthbert. Miss Elizabeth Hop
kins. Mr. and Mrs A. r MuIhoiland,
Mrs W c. Cartilage and her nephew,
Edward Cartridge Of the City OF
Mexico, Mr. Mitchell OF Kansas City.
Armin Weissirch. and the tnviucible
tennis deVotee. Mr.. Bob Shoemaker.
The players are engaged IN q tourney
at this time, and the matches are
played off in the court a Tenth and
Lane streets.
They say that one Of the yOu1gish
bachelors has fallen hard for girl
in small town out on the Union Pa
ciric road His trips 10 her home are
frequent. his admiration Tor her IL
voiced vOlubIy in season and cut Of
season. and he IS said to have i stand
ing order for flowers TO be sent TO her,
ard Il similar order Tor candy The
book stores also are no SLOUGH assist
ants IN his courtship. He has i good
job. and he can afford TO make his
pursuit an arden one
AT the last baby clinic at the War
rem NJ Crosby store this week, the ba-
bies chat we're scored were Fred
RenAer. Dorothy Irons. Andrew shaw
Alice Williams and Leonard Goddard
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4 group Of Topeka women had
luncheon together IN the private din
ing -oom Of the Pelletier tea room
wednesday,, and formed d permanent
organization of the WOmens Rotary
club II Topeka \ committee for
merry appointed, reported on j name
FOR he club and the name Of the
Women Rotary club was chosen.
subject to approval from the uat1onal
organization Of mems Rotary clubs,
providing that the name is copyright
ed. and that their selection would be
an infringement Of the copyright law
An election Of officers was held. End
those selected we're Miss NauOu Ter
rem president Mrs. P P. W9rer,
vice president; Mrs Louise " OlTe-
Noun Day. secretary. and Miss Marie
Witwer. treasurer Inc nominating
committee appointed by the temporary
chairman were, Mrs. L. D. White
more. Mrs. A s Thomas. Mrs Harry
Forbes, Mrs. James : Hayes
A committee on organization OF
which Mrs. P P. WOmer was chair
man. drew up constitution. which
WIS read and adopted The cOust1ru-
ton proclaimed the object Of the or
rauizatton to be the fostering OF a
feeling OF fellowship between the
women Of the business and profess
sfouaI interests Of the city the ad-
varceueut Of a high standard Of bus
fness ethics. and the assistance OF the
orga MIA ton toward community ben
sffrz and civic welfare. The meetings
are 70 be held the first "Wednesday OF
each month. when the members VIII
have luncheon together and DISCUSS
the business OF the club. The COM
r1tttees Of the organization the mem
bers OF which ara not yet appointed,
will be- membership program, en-
terrairrr1 ert social and civic. The Of
ffcers and committee chairman viii
constitute the board Of directors.
Charter members who signed the
constitution we're Miss Mar1an
Peers. artist oil painting; Harriet
adams. physician: Miss Helen P1ipps-
,-ioIfIf=r. Mrs P H Adams. vocalist.
Mss Rosa A Feriet. fire insurance
and real estate Mrs. P P W0mer-
Wast1E3t1rra. college, Mrs Helen L
E,-a1cie 1F-or.7t-ra pF1v- Mrs L D
WhftrerrIore- history OF art Mrs y
s. Thomas. IewelrY. Miss Marie VII
vvcr ceramics. Miss Jean Patterson.
readv-t0-wear garments; Mrs. June
Chapman kindergarten work Miss
Maud 2. Sf1Frher. books Mrs. larry
T Forbes. agriculture, Mrs. Louise D.
Wolfe Noun Day, SteuGgra pler-re-
porter. Mss Nanon Lee Herren. pub
Usher; Mrs James s Hayes. florist
Others who have accepted an Llvi-
ration to membership are Mrs Jean
I'arkhurst Guerrler. pianist. Miss Mary
Malone bookkeeper, MISS Anna
Speck banks Mrs. Adrian Cfresue- Ii
brarian; Miss Glenn Davis. designer;
Miss Emily Ryan. masseusse, Miss
Oua May Miller, harpist; Miss Hazei
Howe, aesthetic dancer Miss E,ffle
Graham. author.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Mcclure enter
tanned a few friends Wednesday night