The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-23

Brownei1, Mrs. Charles Gault, Mrs.
John Afford. Mrs. ]. R. Koontz, Mrs.
Risteen, Mrs. Charles Skinner, Miss
Mrs. R. A. Birchfield, Mrs. w. Dyal,
Mrs. Howard Van Dorp, Mrs. c. d.
Speer, Mrs. D. P. Beaudry. Mrs.
Gregg. Mrs. w. L. Porter, Mrs. Reid
Alexander, Mrs. Ed McKeever. Mrs A.
Zahner, Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss
Helen Welty, Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss
Lucille Fuller, Miss Grace Koontz, Mrs
Grady Montgomery, Mrs. Frank Bur
rows, Mrs. Walter Wedding Miss
Carolyn Thomas, Miss Louise McNeal
Mrs. Jules Snattinger, Mrs. w. A.
Johnston, Miss Clara Francis. Miss
Roy Thompson, Mrs. E. H. Crosby
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick, Mrs. H. G.
West, Mrs. ]. K. Bair, Mrs Newell
Abrahams, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs.
A. A. Rodgers, Mrs. J. B. Walker,
Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs. Ralph
Bennett, Mrs. E. L. Copeland, Mrs. l..
M. Powell, Mrs. L. V. Sans, Mrs. w.
T, Coolidge, Mrs. John Lagerstrom,
Mrs. John Hunt, Mrs. H. M Guy, Mrs.
Hindman. Mrs. Ed Gossett, Mrs. j. c.
Burnett, Mrs. S. d. Cooper. Mrs. Fred
Isles. Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs. Ira
Howe, Mrs. w. D. Perry. Mrs NJ.
Weightman, Mrs. Rome Colvin, Mrs.
w. B. Burge, Mrs J. C. Harmon. Mrs.
D. j. Hathaway. Mrs. w. H. Fighter,
Mrs. Ralph Mcintyre, Mrs Marie
Price Wear, Miss Miller, Miss Anna
Speck, Mrs Don Mulvane, Mrs. Mer-
rill Lindsay, Mrs. George Thompson,
Mrs. George Hayden, Miss Reita Upde-
graft, Mrs. A. J. Mackey Mrs J. NJ
Washburn Mrs. H. E. Wright, Mrs.
w. w. Rhodes, Miss Mabel Adams.
Mrs. Hugh McVey, Mrs Seeley. Mrs.
A Mol
Mrs ]. F. farrell, Miss Esther Wells,
Mrs ]. w. Schaeffer. Miss Cora Hep
worth, Mrs. Y. L. Park, Miss Rose
Rankin, Mrs. ], w. Johnson, Miss
FRANCES Taylor. Mrs. L. E. Greenfield,
Mrs ]. A. Stoner. Mrs. T. P. Moore.
Mrs w. F. Vreeland, Miss Craven,
MISS Esther Wetterlund. Mrs H. Bonn
gardner, Miss Lena Davis. Mrs. Philip
Wilson. Miss Eggert and Miss Caleb.
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Mrs. Clark Berry gave a shower to-
day for Miss Emily Hardy .gho will
be married next Saturday afternoon at
3 O'Clock to MIR. Raymond Stewart
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Everybody out at Washburn was
keyed up all day Saturday about the
football game, which turned out a
victory for the blue. Before the game
tne HoIorook girls were called togeth-
er, they say, by one of the women in
an official position to instruct them
/ She said to the girls in effect: you
VIII be going to the game this after
noon, of course, and whenever there is
a play that seems to the advantage OF
Washburn, you may clap if you wish
but ] must insist that you act with
dignity and propriety as becomes
young women. You are not to vel
and scream or be boisterous"
The girls went, an6 BEING Just hui
man girls with a realization of the
tremendous significance of a play tC
the advantage of their own school
they may have done little more
cheering than can conveyed in perfect
| ly ladylike hand clapping.
! In the evening the Washburn mer
celebrated their victory as they usual
" do. by a parade in their CUSTOMARY
dress for such occasions, namely, pa
jamas, nighties ind underwear They
stopped to serenade Holbrook, ans
their song. calculated to shock sedate
and proper chaperons, says:
Here's to good old Washburn
And her Holbrcok. girls so dear,
We're rambling wrecks of poverty
And sons-of-guns for beer
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Crosby, of go
| Topeka avenue, are the parents of &
son, born Sunday. The baby is =