The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-15

sessions to have had notes taken on
their history and condition.
This arrangement for raising the
baby by schedule is a great business,
be gained at the clinic, to SLY nothing
of the chance it gives for the doting
mothers to tell all about the wonders
of the behavior of Sally and Susie and
Geraldine and Rudolph.
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The Alumnae Beta girls will have a
meeting Saturday at the home of Miss
Winifred Burch-
The marriage of Miss Hazel M
Fawl of Silver Lake and Mr.. Henry J..
Zimmerman of Barberton. Ohio, was
DR.. B, F. Young, at the parsonage of
the First Methodist church
Miss Fawl was a college girl of the
Agricultural college, Manhattan, and
for some time has been superintend-
ent of a tea room in Topeka Mr.
Zimmerman formerly lived in Still
well, Kan, and is a graduate of the
State Agricultural college, Manhattan,
in the class of 1912, specializing in the
engineering department. He is now
works in Barberton. where he and his
bride will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman have
gone to Manhattan to attend com
mencement affairs. and will leave
Sunday for their home in Barberton-
Genevieve Rhodes gave a party
Wednesday afternoon for the follow
ing guests: Jane Medlicott, Vera
Petit, Mildred Kearney, Myra Dea-
Ign Benner. Dorothy Reynolds, Cath
crime Hays, Elizabeth Parker. Mary
Buck Helen Haggart, Alice Hoyes.
Dorothy Snyder, Marguerite Brandon.
Mildred Bolinger Vida Bunts, Con-
stance Clare, Harriet Wilson. Judith
Rhoades, Miss Rose Rankin, Mrs. T.
A Saville, Mrs. H. A. Benner.
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The Shawnee County Golf club will
give its annual Ladies Day Contest
Saturday afternoon, July 1. at
been sent out to all the members of
the club, asking them to invite their
mothers, wives and women friends to
er ter the contest. There will be three
contests; that is. clock putting
long driving and three-hoie handi-
are asked to practice on the three
hole work and to turn in their score
cards to the matron at the club house
as soon as possible; the cards to be in
some time before June 26- Suitable
prizes will be given for each contest.
MIR. r. c. Reed. chairman of the
tournament COMMITTEES, will give the
official handicap and pair off the
players.
The members of the tournament
committee are Mr.. R. C. Reed, DIR. F.
]. Ernest, DIR. Forrest Kutz, Mr.. Fred
Goodrich and Mr.. c. L Mitchell. The
letter, signed by Charles L. Mitchell.
official chaperon for the Ladies' Day
contest, closes with the information
that the men of the club are to caddy
for tho women who represent them in
the contest.
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Miss Maude Burdge, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Frank Howard Smith will
take place June "a, was the guest of
honor at a party which was a mis-
cellaneous shower given Wednesday
by Miss Beulah Spalding and Miss
Grace Click, at Miss Spalding's home.
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Notes and Personal Mention
: Mrs. C. w. Kouns has gone to New
York, called by the illness of her
mother.
Miss Reita Updegraff has gone to
Manhattan, where she will attend
commencement at the Kansas State
Agricultural college. Her sister. Miss
Edith Updegraff, is a member of the
graduating class.
Mr. William l. Arthur, formerly
dean of the Washburn law school, is
stopping in Topeka to visit friends,