The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-05


The April meeting of the Topeka
Federation of Women will be held all
day Thursday at the Y. W. C. A.
The civics department will have
meeting from eleven to twelve o'clock,
following the board meeting. Profess
sor E. d. Schonberger will make an
address at the meeting of the ctvics
department on THE Modern Drama as
a Social Force and the Drama
League"
The home economics department
will have its open meeting from twelve
to one o'clock. Miss Julia Stone, state
inspector of rural schools, will talk
on Home Economics in Country
Schools"
After luncheon. the afternoon
meeting will be held under the au-
and horticulture. Prizes VIII be
awarded in the bird. house contest,
which was conducted by Mrs. Charles
Dillon. The program for the after
noon meeting will be3 A duet. 20,
That We Two Were Maying." by Mrs.
George Allen and Mr.. Glenwood Jones,
Miss Edna Haywood will talk on
Birds" The prizes for the contest
viii be awarded by Mr.. Philip :.
Hastey. director of manual training in
the city schools. Mrs. e. S. .Pettyjohn
will read a paper on wild Flowers.
The meeting will close with vocal
solo BY Mrs. Allen, entitled, Ecstasy
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Miss Myrtle Radcliffe gave a pupils
recital Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Those who played were: Babby
Gault. Jean Koontz. Myrtle Gohlke.
Virginia Mccoy, Nadine Buck, Corinne
Smith. Lucille Smith. Virginia Jones.
Virginia <itchell, Ruth Tomlinson and
Eugene Iserman.
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Two girls were walking through one
of the large department stores. II
want TO go through the mems cloth |
ing section of the store" said one.
And why?" asked the other. Il
betcher going to buy your beau tic. |
Well. he won't wear il if you do"
That's not why 1 am going
through. The honest reason l go that
way is because 1 always think there
may be something over there 1
shouldn't see. and if there is 1 don't |
want 70 miss it,"
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The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority |
girls of Washburn college will give
their annual spring formal, a dancing
party. Friday evening, May 5, at KEEL !
lam hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Ingham of oil |
West Fifth avenue have announced |
the engagement of their daughter |
Ruth, 10 Mr. Wilbur II. Stations. Miss |
high school. and will graduate in vocal !
music p Washburn college in June. |
She viii take a finishing course at the |
New England Conservatory. Boston, |
Mass. Mr.. Stations will leave soon for !
Fredonia. to take a position as man
ager of the Blue Bell Creamery com
pany. The date for the wedding has !
MOI been set
The ri Alumnae chapter of Kappa |
A lib
urday in compliment to Miss Marie
Davis. district president or the organ
ization. Miss Davis will arrive in To- /
peka Friday, and will be a guest at |
the Theta house. She will make an
official visit to the local chapter.
Guests at the luncheon will be the
alumnae members of the sorority.
Jack Merriam will entertain some
of his school friends at an informal /
party Saturday evening, at his home
in Western avenue:
The Square and Compass club had
dancing party at Kellam hall Tues
day night, The company included:
Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Edelblute, DIR. and
Mrs. J. d. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Dyal. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Winters, Mr.
and Mrs. A. a. Springer, Mr. and Mrs
a. d. Schenacke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Goodrich
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Wilton, Mr. and
Mrs. N j. Petro. Mr.. and Mrs Chris
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harrison /,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. G. d. Criswell, Mr.. and Mrs w
a. sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shoaf
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brelsford Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Kuehne, Jr., Mr. and Mrs
d. w. Stoddard, Miss May Young. Miss
Anna Nelson, Miss Gertrude Anderson
Miss Julia Schmidt, Miss Maud s. De
Land. Miss Florence Thompson, Miss
Harriet Cherry, Miss Ada Snyder, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson. Miss Verna Burdetr.
Miss Florence Dschuden, Miss MAIDEN
Null, Miss Mildred Here. Miss Mary
Oliver. Miss Hazel Kindred Miss Ger
trude Heinz, Miss Margaret Borst
Miss Hazel Lu Null. Miss Lula Young,
Miss Mary Summers. Mr.. George A.
Anderson, Mr.. Virgil Lawrence, Mr.
Fred J. Keuhne. DR.. G. E. Hesner.
Mr.. Russell Sells, Mr.. L. M PenweII
Mr.. J. r. Hess, Mr.. Fred Gades Mr..
II. H. Clark, Mr.. George Helm. Mr.
U. L. Shoaf. Mr.. L. A. Corlis, Mr. "
w. Boyer, MIR. Clyde Breeze, Mr..
George Spencer. Mr.. Clement James,
Mr.. Harry c. Snyder.
Two Topeka travellers. who have ID
been visiting in Washington, D. c., are h
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst. They
have been entertained by former To- |,
peka people. making their stay in that