The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-25

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Tho Kansas chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of Founders and Patriots had It's
annual meeting in Topeka Wednes-
day. The members of the order held
their business meeting at the home
of Mrs. n. F. Handy and Mrs John
r. Shelton, in Topeka avenue ana
had a luncheon at the Throop motel
The newly elected officers are Mrs
John r. Shelton, president IRE
eIected); Mrs. Effie Van Tuyl OF LeaX-
enworth, vice president; Mrs Il: b
Purcell of Manhattan, registrar MRS
Cyrus Lloyd of LeavenWorth' treas-
urer: Mrs F. A. Wilcox of Kansas
City, recording secre ta.ry; Mrs. War
rem NJ, Crosby of Topeka, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. c. A. Mcclure OF
Topeka, historian; Mrs. Jouett Shouse
of Kinsley, color bearer; Mrs. n +
Handy of Topeka, chaplain.
The chapter decided to continue
their program of Indian research
work begun last year, and they also
Endorsed the preparedness plan Ior
the country
At the luncheon covers were laid
for: Mrs E. B. Purcell of Manhattan
Mrs. Van Tuyl, Mrs. Lloyd, MIS-
Handy. Mrs Mcclure. Mrs. Shelton
Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Crosby.
"A
day night for Mrs. ]. P. Rowley OF
FL Paso. who is visiting friends in
Topeka. Those who made up the
party were Mrs. Rowley, MI ana
Mrs. Charles Gault. Mr.. and Mrs. II:
f. HAYDEN, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
GriGgs. Mr. and Mrs. w. 2. Mon1gom-
cry, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Mr. Hiram
Smith. who is a guest at the Topeka
club, and Mr.. Harlow Hurley
~ IJ, N1eoda entertained a
few of her friends at thimbles TINS
afternoon. The guests were: MRS
Clarence Jordan, Mrs. Roy Thompson
Mrs Russell Frost, Mrs. James HAYES
bell. Mrs. Charles Wolff, jr.. Mrs
Warrick Updegraff, Mrs. Robert >;
Pierce, Mrs. Grady Montgomery and
Miss Clyde Bonebrake.
The club women interested in emil
dren's moving picture shows for sat
urday matinee, have discontinued tne
PLAYS under their direction unul Tan
on account of the arrival Oh tne pay
ground season. They are no longer
choosing or looking over the pictures
10 be presented for the chlloreh'
though the Iris and some other PIC
ture houses are continuing the chll-
dren's matinees.
Mrs. Ivan Dibble will entertain her
sewing club Wednesday Of next week
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The patronesses for the play satan
Came Also" will include the past
presidents the present officers ana
committee chairmen of the topeka
Federation of Women. The hst OF
patronesses is as follows: Mrs. D. l..
Mrs. s. s. Estey, Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, Mrs. ]. L. Work, Mrs w; u
Storrs. Miss Carolyn Thomas. Mrs.
S. s. Beggs. Mrs. o. L. Moore mrs
w. A. McCarter. Mrs H o. Garvey
Mrs A H. Horton, Mrs Clement
smith, Mrs. F. w watson, Mrs. Lee
Mcnroe. Mrs. Katherine Hand, Mrs
D T. Hathaway, Mrs. c. j. Evans,
Mrs John Switzer, Mrs G. B; van
Horn, Mrs. w. D. Ross, Mrs D. W.
George w. Parkhurst, Miss Lucy
Kingman, Miss Helen Curry. Mrs A
A Robinson. Mrs. C. w. kouns, Mrs.
w. w. Kitchell, Mrs. H. E. Ray, Mrs s
A. Thurston, Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mrs. j.
Frederick Scott, Mrs. c. j. wilson.
Mrs. Frank P Whitmore. Mrs. w.
a. Johnston, Mrs. Charles Dillon
Mrs. j. Frederick Scott VIII be
chairman of the fund contributed by
the play for the Lincoln monument
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Friends of Mr. Eugene Campbell,
a Topeka man, will be interested to
know that he has recently gone to
South America, and is living in Rio de
Janerio, Brazil. For few years past
he has been teaching in the Berlit7
School of Languages in New York
He has accepted a position in Brazil
with one of the branch schools of the
Berlitz institution
Mr.. Campbell is the son of Mrs
Matt Campbell of Topeka and q
cousin of DIR. Harriet Adams and Mr.
Paul Adams. He graduated from
Washburn college some years ago, and
taught in the State University fol
some time.
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The high school prize contest. which
has been conducted three days this
week at the Orpheum theater, CLOSED
Wednesday night. Prizes were award
ed as follows: First, Miss Inez Hor-
ner. pianist. a bracelet watch, giver
by the Santa Fe Watch company; sec
ond, Miss Thelma Huston, reader, al
electric outfit, contributed by the Ed
son company; third. Miss Margare
Rust, soprano, a savings account o
$40, given by the Bank of Topeka
fourth Miss Henriett Price, so
prano, leather travelling bag, givel
by the Palace Clothing company; fifth