The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-06

c. F. dresser and wife, Rossville.
+. C. Bodley and wife-Chanute.
d. A. Kendall, willard.
E. w. Meyer and wife, Hutchinson.
c. F. Winter and wife, Kansas City, Mo.
Jno. Dudley and wife, Turner.
+. Hageman and wife, Salina-
c. 2. Waite, Kansas City, Mo.
r. e. OBrien. wife and son, Luray.
W. D. Blackwell and wife, Bucklin.
A. Frank Goebel and wife, Kansas City, Ks
Chas. G. Weaver and wife. Louisburg
Jno; E; Wagner and wife, Larned.
7. B. Kennedy and wife, Junction City.
Mary Green, Junction City.
Mrs. Jane Kennedy, Junction City.
Geo. A. Guild and wife, Topeka.
w. R. Guild and wife. Hiawatha.
w. L. Earl and wife, Larned.
X. A Gagg and wife, Durango, Colo.
J. f. Merrill, Salina.
II. W. Fisher and wife, Emporia
j. f. Steele and wife, Parsons.
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Mrs. c. I. Martin, president of the
Military Sisterhood, requests that all
members of the order who will fur
nish baskets for the picnic for the SOL
diers at Gage park Sunday, to report
to Mr.. j. Will Kelley, at the Chamber
of Commerce.
Miss Margaret Russell has resigned
her position in the Coffeyville high
school, where she has been teaching
English for the past two years. She
will leave Friday morning for Man
haitian, where she has been appointed
instructor in the English department
of the Kansas State Agricultural col
lege. Miss Russell is the daughter of
Mrs. Irene B. Russell. She graduated
from Washburn College in the class
of 1913, and received her masters de-
gree from Columbia university. New
York, the following year.
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The girls of the Alpha Phi sorority
of Washburn college will meet Thurs
day morning at nine O'Clock at the
sorority house, 1912 College avenue
to clean and reopen the house for the
new school year. A short business
meeting will be held during the lun-
cheon hour. The members of the ac-
tive chapter this year, are Misses:
Helen Neese Esther Thomas
Sierra Beggs Glee Iden
Elizabeth Culver Audrie Myers
Edith Troxell Esther Lauterbach
Gwen Shakeshaft Sabra Eppler
Eula Fleming Frances Myers
Pauline McVey Esther Graham
Ruth Tomlinson Pauline Sanders
Edna Becker Charlotte West
Helen Bennett Isabel Stewart
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A new director has been chosen
for the leadership of the choir of
Grace cathedral. Mr.. Hugh c. Dick
erson of the voice department of
Washburn college will be in charge
together after the summer vacation.
A rehearsal will be held Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the cathedral. Mr..
Herman Springer of Kansas City is
the retiring choirmaster for Grace
church.
The State Agricultural college of
Colorado, situated at Fort Collins, is
to have a chapter of Kappa Alpha
Theta, one of the leading sororities OF
the country. And a group of Topeka
girls will go to Fort Collins to install
the chapter Miss Ruth Raster. Miss
Bernice Shakeshaft and Miss Dorothy
Wahle left Wednesday for Colorado,
and will be at the college about a
week.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is a member of a sadly divided
! family. The newly wed husband is
off to the war; the touring car is in
Hays City; the dog is up at the Fort
and the new wife is in Topeka
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The following people had a picnic
at Wakarusa for a group of the mer
| who are leaving to take up their mil
itary duties. Those in the party were;
Capt. and Mrs. w. P. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griggs. Miss
! Lolita Johnston. Miss Clyde Bone
brake. Miss Hildegarde Hurley OF
/ Washington, D. c.. Capt. Joe Wilson
Capt. Jerry Johnston, Lieut.. Harlow
Hurley, DR.. Wilson Hobart, Mr.
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