The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-11

Giono. Miss Jennie Geeps. Miss Elsie
Coakley. Miss Marie Coakley, MISS
Bertha Becker, Miss Rose Lemon. Miss
Estelle Deimler, Miss Julia Schulz
Miss Anna Mae Walker. Miss Helen
Seller. Miss Elizabeth McAuliffe, Miss
Mabel Downey, Miss Mary Mooney,
Miss Loretta Costello, Miss Esther Sui
livan, Miss Adeliae Boyle. Miss Kath-
crime Deveny. Miss Lula Powell, Miss
Margaret Murphy. Miss Marie NC
Mann, Miss Rose Winfield, Miss Mary
Ellen Flynn. Mr.. Michael Birmlng-
! ham, Mr.. Waite Lyle, Mr.. Joe Lam
shall. Mr.. Frank Sipes, Mr.. Paul Gam
| lowski, Mr.. A. j. Siebert, Mr.. Frank
| Howe, Mr.. Joe Schneider. MI. John
Ferris. Mr.. James Wall, Mr.. Charles
Gustafson. Mr.. Frank A. Nolan, MI.
Thomas P. Flynn, Mr. W. E. Griffith,
Mr.. James S. Joyce, Mr.. John F. Gan
non, Mr.. Joseph D. Brogden, Mr.. Wal
ter Stadel Mr.. Joe Zimmerman, MI
! A. S. Rosner, Mr.. Joe Rollheiser, Mr.
Thomas ]. Brennan, Mr.. Clifford Muir
ply Mr.. Frank Kearney, Mr.. John F.
Higgins, Mr.. Leo T. Mooney. Mr.. John
| Montague, Mr.. P. c. Powell. Mr.. ]. L.
Deveny, Mr.. ]. ]. Boyle, Mr.. j. F. Ben
nett, DR. G.. ]. Crook, Mr.. c. ]. Ken
needy. Mr.. Edward A. Lawn, Mr.. Matt
| Brennan.
Mrs. w. A McCarter has returned
from New Mexico. where she has been
getting material for new novel which
| she will write. The scene is to be lad
in the southwest. While she was away
she was a guest a part of the time at
the B. F. Pankey ranch.
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The girls who wear the new spring
| buds for the ad writers look to welgh
about thirteen ounces per linear foot
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Miss Orah Moneypenny entertained
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home in Clay street. Miss Money
penny's sister. Mrs Roland West OF
Chicago, was a guest of the club.
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A meeting for the organization of
classes in. Red Cross work was held
Tuesday afternoon at the y W. Z. a.
About hundred women were present,
and large proportion of them enrolled.
Miss Frances Perry presided at the
meeting, and an explanation OF the
plan of work was made by DR. 5 L.
Willard, who will give lectures on first
aid treatment.
| Miss Perry explained that the wom-
en- who took the course of lectures
were in no way obligated to serve as
army nurses and could not be called
| out for such service. However, the
course will equip them for such service
if they care to go into 1t.
The plan is to organize two classes,
one for afternoon and one for evening.
The afternoon classes will meet Tues
day and Friday of each week from D
to D. m, and the evening classes
from to $50 p. m. on the same days
The entire course is for fifteen hours
The afternoon class will finish in seven
and half weeks and the evening class
in five weeks, in as much as the eve
ming classes are in session half hour
! longer twice each week. The fee for
| the instruction is $500 for each per-
SON. The classes will use the woman's
edition of the Red Cross Text Book.
At the end of the course the members
of the classes can take the examina-
tions for a certificate from the Red
Cross society.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. King have
returned from a trip of ten days to
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey have
returned from Louisiana, where they
spent the winter, and have gone to
their home at Manhattan.
Miss Margaret Holder of Lawrence
has returned home after a holiday
visit to Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss
Miller has gone back to Lawrence
also, where she is a student in K. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Crane of S34
Washburn avenue will go to Atchison
! Thursday to attend the wedding of
Miss Louise Waggener and Mr.. Henry
! Hartwig Mr.. Crane was, for num-
| Der of years, the law partner of Mr..
| w. P Waggener, the brides father.
i He resigned from the firm last year to
| resume private practice in Topeka.
Mrs. ]. L. Moneypenny will go to
Il Benedict, Kan, Thursday to return
with Mr.. Moneypenny, who is away
/ on a business trip.
Mrs. Ray Lamberson and her little
daughter, Virginia. are visiting Mrs.
Lamberson's mother, Mrs. G. White
ker.
Mr.. Dana Davis is expected to re-
turn this week from a trip to New
York He went east with his father,
Mr.. Byron Davis, who returned few
days ago.
Miss Margaret Hayden is here from
Excelsior Springs to spend few days
with relatives.
Mr. John Hamilton of Kansas City
will come to Topeka the latter part
of the week to join Mrs. Hamilton
and their little son in visit to Mrs
Hamilton's parents, Mr. and Mrs Viii
lard N Hall. They will return to
Kansas City together Sunday.
Mr. Joe Wilson and his sisters, Mrs
i Claude Butlin of the City of Mexico
! and Mrs. w. P. Lyman, and Mr.. Ly-
man left few days ago for a motor
trip to Muskogee. Ok, where they are
visiting their sister, Mrs. j. B. Furry
and Judge Furry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. House will go to
Atchison to attend the marriage OF
Miss Louise Waggener and Mr.. Henry
Hartv ig which will take place Thurs
day.
Mr. Charles SteinberG and Mr.. Ray
FALL are spending the day in Hia-
| watha, Kansas. on business.
Mrs j. c. ISn'1Eizer and Miss Der
nice I:InahIzer have returned from San
Antonio. TEXAS. after spo nding the past
two months in the south.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker have re-
turned from a trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. p. c. Chamberlain is in New
| York city visiting her sister, Mrs. o.
B. Stanton. She Will be away until