The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-29

Mrs. p. d. Hagen. who have recently
come here from Sioux City. Ia Mrs
Greerwoods home, before she came
to Topeka was in Sioux City, Ia.
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Active Kappa Alpha Theta girls at
Washburn college entertained with a
dinner at their chapter house last eve
ming. Red roses We're used as the
table decoration. On Tuesday eve
ming the girls will give another small
informal entertainment.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Auerbach, 500
Buchanan street, will entertain mem
bers of an informal dinner club to
which they belong at dinner Monday
evening at their home on Buchanan
street.
Mrs. Frank Southwick will entertain
tho members of her sewing club
"Wednesday afternoon of next week.
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Miss Edith Ingham, who has been
studying in Columbia university this
year, left New York "Wednesday by
beat for Texas. Miss Ingham is to
direct the diet of a large girls school
in Denton, Texas.
The first annual meeting of the Ma
tive Daughters of Kansas will be held
mortal building Monday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock.
| Program follows:
Greetings -. Mrs DeWitte c. Nellis
| Historians report ..
........ Miss Annabel Carney
Duet Rose of My Heart. .....
d. Eardley Wilmot
Miss Birdine L. Chandler and Mrs.
Clement X. Roose.
| Address ... Governor Arthur Capper
The Value of Historical Records and
Relics ........-. Miss Clara Francis
a. oh sleep! Why Dost Thou
Leave me -, - fi1hoel
Gertrude Ross
Miss Marguerite Gohlke.
| Miss Myrtle Radcliffe, accompanist-
Reading (selected) Mrs. A. w. Dana
Loyal Stepdaughters .......-:.
Mrs May Belleville Brown, Miss
Effie Graham, Mrs. c. NJ. Sheldon
| Music:
Three Native Daughters. Mrs. Cora
Wellhouse Billiard, Mrs. D. L. Nc
Eachron and Miss Jessie Johnson
Kansas -...... Miss Esther NJ Clark
The officers are: President, Mrs.
De White C. Nellis, first viceapresident;
Mrs. F. P. MacLennan, second vice
president; Mrs. Fargo, secretary; Mrs.
w. S. Galloway, treasurer; Mrs. H. w.
| Donaldson, historian; Miss Annabel a.
| Garvey
The directors are: Mrs Arthur Cap
per, Mrs. J. c. Colvin, Mrs. H. C.
y
Ward Lakin. Mrs. D. a. MounDay,
The committee chairman social,
Mrs. Arthur Capper; program, Mrs
c. s. Gleed membership, Mrs. H. c.
| Mulroy; press, Miss Nanon Herren
Those in the receiving line viii be:
Mrs. De White c Nellis, Mrs. Arthur
Capper, Mrs. S. j. Crawford, Mrs. J.
p. st. John, Mrs. J. NJ. Miller, Mrs.
D L McEachrOn, Mrs W. e. Lambert
| son, Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Billiard
] A Ferries
Miss Jessie johnson, Miss Effie Ora
ham and Mrs. Paul Walker. Mrs. VIII
Curtis, Miss Alice Meade, Mrs. H. l..
! Bubb Miss Altha Watson, Miss Mary
Van Vechten, Miss Irene Horner, Mrs.
f. Carver, Mrs. Glenwood Jones will
act as ushers. An informal reception
will follow the program and the
guests will be shown through the
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I'm Girls of Yesterday and Today
historical pictures of association life
will be given by all branches of the
torium Feb. IS. This entertainment
is part of the celebration of the fiftieth
or jubilee year, of the Y. w. c. A in
the United States. The first associa-
ton was organized in Boston in
March, 1866.
Yesterday and the Girl of Today will
be interpreted by Miss Grace Dana.
a typical college association member
and Mrs. James Mcclure, formerly
Miss Louise Allison, who has for some
years been prominently Identified with
the city association.
The prelude consists of many of the
songs of 1856. These songs will be
sung by the Y. w. C. A. members of
the Industrial Institute accompanied
by the high school orchestra. The
orchestra under Mr.. Sheriff. Smith
will render the music charactic of
each period through the whole pro-
gram.
The prologue shows the condition in
a New England city that were the
prime causes for the beginning of the
Y. w. c. A. Scene l will show the