The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-11

MISS Fedrl SOQndWdy, DOQSc lily
Miss Martha E. Cowgirl. Lawrence;
Miss lisa A. Green, Pittsburg Normal;
Mrs. Mary P. Van Zile. Agricultural
college; Miss Emma Hyde, Miss Laura
L. Ewing, Topeka; Miss Rose NC
Twain: Miss Martha A. Thomson, Miss
Zoe Thomas, Kansas City. Kan; Miss
Ruth Scott, Lawrence; Miss Hattie E.
Woods, Miss Esther Mead, Kansas
City, Kan; Miss Carrie iYoakum, Mrs.
Lillian Scott, Baldwin; Miss Ina M
Harkins. Topeka; Miss Ruth Price, To-
peka; Miss Annabel Newton. Emporia |
Normal; Miss Mary A. Whitney, EN- |
poria Normal; Miss Achsah M. Harris, |
Emporia Normal; Miss Nettie w. Bar |
ber county superintendent of Phil |
lips county; Miss Lizzie E. Wooster,
Salina; Miss Effie Graham, Topeka; |
Miss Lola Graham, Topeka; Mrs Hell |
en- T Buterfield, Topeka; Mrs. Lucre-
tia Embleton, Topeka; Miss Evelyn
Hartley, Emporia Normal; Miss Ella
Mahaffie, Kansas City; Miss Mary
Harrison, Topeka; Miss Anna Kelley,
Topeka; Miss E. Calico, State Uni
versity; Miss Elsie Neuenschwander,
State University; Miss Lucy Dougher-
ty, Kansas City, Kan; Miss Ethel M.
Aldrich, Topeka; Miss Elizabeth C.
Sprague, Kansas City; Miss M Edna
Corbet. Valencia; Miss Bertha Hemp
stead, Topeka; Miss Kate Thomen, To-
peka; Mrs. r. o. Thomen. Junction
City; Mrs Ruth Barratt Reid, Great
Bend; Miss Margaret Boo, Topeka;
Miss Margaret Hyde. Kansas City,
Kan.
Guests of the club were Miss Grace
NJ Shepherd, formerly state superin-
tendent of schools, Idaho, and Mrs
w. Y Morgan, of Hutchinson.
The Ceramic Art club will meet
with Mrs. J. K. Jones. lila Harrison
street. next Friday. Mrs M. NJ Blinn
will be assistant hostess Roll call
/ hxyp ont
Mrs w. H. Davis will read paper on
Talent or Genius. which," and Mrs.
w. P. Bishop will give an illustrated
address on Antique Furniture A
discussion of the papers will Follow
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w Rankin have
| left for New York to make their
home. Before they left, Mrs. Rankin
was entertained at a number of in
| formal parties. Mrs. ]. B. Larimer
her, and Mrs. o. E. Walker also enter
tanned Mrs S. C. Petit gave
luncheon for Mrs. Rankin shortly be-
fore she left.
The regular meeting of the depart
ment of education of the Woman's
club will be held Thursday afternoon
| at 2:30 o'clock. The committee on
Americanization will report plans for
its years work. Reports will also be
/
who were appointed to visit the diff
ferent sessions of the teachers con-
vention.
The Tivoli club had a dancing party
Friday night at Kellam hall. Those
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Campbell, Miss Harriet Hill, Miss
E. ]. Blaksley, Detroit, Mich, Miss
Doris Rosser. Miss Antoinette Clark,
Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Marian Will
|
| Anne Weightman, Miss Hazel Boarst,
| Miss Helen Yoder, Miss Mary Burnett,
Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Jessie Bur-
nett, Miss Ernestine Klein, Miss Char
lotte West, Miss Carol ThralI, Miss
| Isabelle Stewart, Miss Helen Whitfield,
Miss Mildred Fuller, Miss Altha Wat
son, Miss Gladys Neil, Miss Elizabeth
| Brown, Miss Itaska Hillsman, Miss
Ariel Nichols, Miss Dortha Miller, Miss
| Dorothy Nichols, Miss Mamie Zahner,
| Miss Helen Neese, Miss Mohra Catch
ell, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss Doris
| Hogeboom, Miss Marjorie Middaugh,
| Miss Alice Hughes, Miss Ruth Wood
| Miss Marguerite Koontz, Mr.. Charles
| Kouns, Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr.. Ralph
Lewis. Mr.. Randolph Adams, Mr.. John
Porter, Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. John Bauer
lein. Mr.. Kenneth Ogilsvie, Mr.. Alden
! Weightman, Mr.. George Hetherington,
| Mr.. George Rourke, Mr.. Eugene Vii
| lipique, Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr.. Elrick
| oHdTp, MI. DOnalQ LOngakor, Mi.
| George Goss, Mr.. Dean McElaney, Mr.
Roger Savage, Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.
| Leonard Kline, Mr.. Russell Grimes
Mr.. Wendell SwitzeE, Mr.. Hugh Mich
OILS, Mr.. Jake Mertz, Mr.. Ward Keller,
Mr. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Fred ShuIl,
Mr. Fritz Bonebrake, Mr.. Lathrop
Flintom. Mr.. Frank Shirk, Mr.. Blaine
Hite, Mr.. Stanley Copeland, Mr. Larry
Huey, Mr.. Willis Carver, Mr.. James
Brier, Mr.. Samuel Stewart, Mr.. James
Perry, Mr.. Edgar Wilkinson, Mr. Will
| lard Pierce, Mr.. Merle Segar, Mr.. Cecil
Meredith, Mr.. Willard Bowman. Mr..
Dick Barton, Mr.. Robert Beine, Mr..
Donald Taliaferro, Mr.. Edwin Olan-
der. Mr.. Paul Movers, Mr.. Frank
Longaker and Mr.. Merle Rutter.
|
Mrs Harrison Morgan will entertain
the Art club at its meeting next Mon
day.
The Tri De1t sorority of Baker uni
Vers1ty had luncheon at the tea room
N the Mills building Friday Covers
were placed for: Miss Maureen Hoov-
er. Of Chanute; Miss Helen Webb, of
Baldwin; Miss Mary Balch, of Leb-
banon; Miss Grace Crocker, of Os-
borne; Miss Margaret Brown of Her
lington; Miss Mildred Imboden Of
Marion; Miss C1arissa Stevenson of
Yates Center: Miss Fern Hoover, of
Usage City; Miss Ruth Imboden, of
Wichita; Miss Katherine McCarter,
Miss Loretta Powell, Mrs E. G. Brown
and Mrs. Lauren Conger, of Topeka
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Miss Jean and Miss Margaret
koontz entertained about a dozen
guests this afternoon in honor of Mrs
Victor Kroph, of Davenport, Iowa
Mrs kroph is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Mcclure.
A fat man, intent on reading the
bulletins in the window of the State
Journal this morning, came near los
ing his suitcase thru the anxiety of
a young Topeka man to see that the
visiting school ma'ams were proper
ly treated. The fat man recovered his
property after a sprint across the
street: the Jealous young Topekan re-
turned to his stronghold m, ch abused.