The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-22

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Mrs. George TEACHER of Waterville, |
Kan, who is visiting her mother, Mrs |
c. o. Knowles, and her sister, Mrs. j. !
A. Cole, was the guest of honor today |
at an informal luncheon given by Mrs
Cole at her home in Topeka avenue |
The guests were a few of Mrs Thach- |
er's friends.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A Thrill have ask |
ed guests for dinner at the Country I
club Saturday night, at the club din
ner-dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Morgan and /
Mr. and Mrs. David w Mulvane will 1
entertain at a dinner-dance at the /
Country club Monday night of next /
week.
Mrs George c. Thompson of 1924
Fillmore street, entertained informally !
Wednesday afternoon, mplimentary 4
TO Mrs Arthur McCnntock of Denver, /
Colo. and Mrs. Gill Updegraff of Sioux
Falls. 5. D.
The guests were about a dozen of
the close friends of the two visitors
both of whom were popular Topeka /
girls before they left to make their /
homes elsewhere. Mrs. McClintock is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Mer-
ram, and Mrs Updegraff is with her
parents, Captain and Mrs Spivey
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Miss Yetta Conkling of Lyons, Kan, |
who has been visiting Miss Madeline
whitney, has left for her home She 1
attended the Theta convention IN Kan |
sas City, and stopped for snort time |
on her return. Early in July she Will |
return TO Topeka. and will go to New
York, accompanying Miss Day Mon |
roe. Miss CCnkling will enter the |
summer school of Columbia unlver-
sity, and will take a course IN Eng /
lish. She was formerly Washburn |
college student. and is popular soror-
ity girl. having many friends IN To-
peka-
Miss Helen Crawford Will entertain /
her club Friday afternoon OF TINS
week. A member of the club, Miss !
Ernestine Kline, who has been in I
school in Baltimore. Nd, has returned /
and will be present at the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Brookens gave a !
dinner Tuesday night for some of the 4
men who are in Topeka for the bar ex- /
aminations. The guests, most OF /
whom are members of the Phi Alpha I
Delt law fraternity, to which MI |
Brookcns belongs. were: Dean W. M /
Hughes. Mr.. Deane McElhenny ana ;
Mr. r f Mcintosh. all of Topeka. and /
Mr. Harold Branine of Hutchinson; /
Mr. Edward Boddington of Kansas I
City: Mr. Kirk Bale of Cedarville; Mr. /
Duke Wallace Hooper. Mr. William /
Calkins of BurIingame: Mr.. Clement !
Reed of Burlington. Mr. Joseph w. Hill /
Of Lawrence. Mr.. ROllie Boynton OF !
Lawrence, and Mr.. Arthur Hoffman of
Enterprise. Mr.. Hooper is of the
Kansas City School of Law.
Miss Lillian Martin will leave next
1ux- 70 Column hIfS Kansas 70 at
tend some house parties to be given
by the Sigma Kappa sorority girls of /
that town. The girls who will enter
tain are Miss None Claire Huffman,
Miss Frances Skinner and Miss Ethel
Scott. Miss Martin will be a guest at
the Huffman home. Later Miss Mar
tin will go to Cherokee to attend
party given by Miss FIoss-Irene Lucas.
She will then be a guest at house
party to be given by Miss Edith Banks.
Of independence. Later in the sum
mer she will visit Miss Gladys Drake
and Miss Grace Thomas, of Fort Scott
Miss Thomas will accompany her to
Topeka on her return, and will be
her guest for week.
Adjt. Gen. and Mrs. c. 1. Martin
gave a dinner party Tuesday night for
their daughter Lillian, and the fol-
lowing other guests: Miss Ferris
Scott, and Mr.. Sidney Moss, of Shang-
hal. China Mt Smith and Mr. Moss
are taking the state bar examination
in Topeka.
Guests of Miss Lucille Bomgardner
at luncheon Tuesday were: Miss Laura
Neiswander. Miss Florence Fair, Miss
Christina Ward. Miss Lucille Elmore,
Miss Theo Smith, Miss Ruth Scott,
Miss Marian Lerrigo, Miss Dorothy
Foster and Miss Alberta Stimson.
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Mrs Holmes Meade had a picnic
party at her home for the members of
her sewing club, and a guest at the
affair was Mrs. Frank Miller, of ST
Louis. No, who is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Mitchell
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The pretty girls down town the last
few days have received less notice
than the boys in uniform who have
been getting ready to be off to the fort
preparatory 20 going to the border.
The calling out of the guard touches
ever so many families. for almost
every one has relatives or near friends
who belong or are volunteering for
service in the K. y. G. The excite
ment of mobilization. bands playing
on the streets and reports of thicken-
ing troubles at the south. have sent a
lot of the boys to the recruiting sta
ton One young fellow, however, who
was unaffected by the Whoop-um-up
schemes of military music and ora
tory, has joined the militiamen. The
chap has brother who enticed him
to the station. told him how service in
the army would strengthen his mus
Giles, discipline his actions and make
man of him. The brother who was
so keen on his welfare wears the same
size CT shoes and clothes as the SOL
der bold And that explains the en-
listment- Young brother means to
don the Su3rdSman'S new gray suit
a pair of smart shoes, collars and ties
and hats just as soon as the battery
is safely out of sight
a young fellow who spent the winter
at Ann Arbcr. and is now at home de-
cided 10 enlist and be off for the wars
But bis paM and his nav said M