The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-27

entertained the members OF the ORA
matte Art society of Washburn college
and few other friends. at the depart
ment's annual party Thursday night.
DIR. and Mrs. 2. z. Dean and Mrs.
Womer Hughes
Morehouse ton
Dean and Mrs D. L. Miss Katheryn AL
McEachrOn baugh
Miss Mabel Jones Miss Majel Langhart
Miss Audrey Myers Miss Erma Trick
Miss Christina Ward son
Miss Ruth Whitaker Miss Helen Whitaker
Miss Avis CLAYTON Miss Nav Seabring
Miss Margaret Ray Miss Marian Lerrigo
Miss Corinne Ripley Miss Gertrude Vince
Miss Jessie Nye Miss Beth Heffel-
Miss Margaret Whit bower
temore Miss Sabra Empler
Miss Ellen Brett Miss Gertrude Gray
Mr. Clifford Hope DR.. and Mrs. c. H.
Mr. Arthur Reed Mr.. Arthur Beattie
Mr. Carl Byers Mr.. Richard RICHTER
Mr. Paul Rice Mr. HARDWOOD Benton
Mr. Lowell Berry Mr.. Glen Logan
Mr.. James Clark Mr.. John Mahaffey
Mr. Harold White Mr.. Roscoe Graves
head Mr.. Ben Franklin
Mr.. George Barrett Mr.. Ira Burkholder
Mr. Raymond FrenchMr- William Whit
Mr.. William Harring- comb
ton Mr. Garland
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mr. Hugh Dickerson
Towne
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Society has settled down pretty well
to the grind of working out the prob
men are giving their attention to army
and navy and national defense affairs.
Quite a number of the men are pre-
pairing to enter the officers school,
and the anxiety to enter the service
touches all sets of people alike. 1 no.
tice among the names of those who in
tend taking training, Mr.. Jack Dillon
Mr.. Albert T. Reid, and a number of
other men who have always been iden-
titled with the exclusive social life of
ing a committee in charge of a branch
of the work, and while any number of
the younger men are in the guard or
the army school. On the other hand
the women are just as busy with their
part of the preparation. Practically
all of the society women and girls have
offered, thru various organizations.
their services in Red Cross work. This
project is not by any means confined
to society people, for it is for every
one, but the society people are among
those who have taken it up. The u
and club, including a group of prom
inent women, are devotiug a great deal
of their time to Red Cross work; the
Junior league and the Junior commit
tee are practically giving all their cor
porate efforts to that project. Some
women who had planned to entertain
at some rather elaborate functions this
spring have given it up, feeling that
too much gayety would be in poor
taste under the circumstances. So al
together, the prospects for parties are
very dull indeed, tho, on the other
hand, it is too bad to indulge entirely
in a somber mode of life until the real
trouble comes.
New members recruited for the
Red Cross, in the campaign for a
c. H. Hart. Roy S. Thompson, r. B.
Austin, Morris Schlegel, Herbert H.
Clark, w. A. L. Thompson, E r.
Adams, Elizabeth L. Higginbotham,
P. I. Bonebrake. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Bonebrake. Miss Clyde Bonebrake.
Francis Bonebrake. R. A. BirchfieId,
r. E. Fritz, R. n. Bunten, w. A.
| Tomlinson, Antoinette Benson, E. A.
Fritz. A. J. McNeal, Mural Grubb,
Martha A Holyoke, Mrs. A. B. JEFF
| Crawford, Isabel Crawford, DR.. Gen
ezra H Leader, John w. Marsh, E.
A. Fladd, T. B. Frost, Chester Wood
ward, George w. Hackney, c. A.
Wolfe. e. W. Snyder, J. K Gray. A
B. Mullin. Frank Hobart, Mrs. War
rem NJ. Crosby, Frances Hammatt
Mrs. A. E. Ice, J. z. Keith, Mrs S
S. OFT, Mrs. S. o. Cathears, D. c.
Hammatt Daniel Crosby. w. R. Smith
D. w. Mulvane, Morton Albaugh, Mrs
c. A. Mcguire. Mrs. Charles Barnes
Tom O'Brien and Mrs. c. w. Kouns
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Miss Margaret Ray will give her
| recital in Dramatic Art at Washburr
college Thursday night. She has been
| studing in the Fine arts department
| of Washburn, and she has also taker
| successfully a number of roles in To-
| cal talent plays. Her recital will be
of interest to those who have seer
| her in the parts she has taken from
time to time, as well as to her many
| friends.
The affair is Miss Rays graduating
| recital She receives her diploma from
the Fine Arts department, having
completed the course under Mis-:
Helen Griffith. Her friends are in
vited to attend the recital
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A certain Topeka woman, who is
looking forward TO a hospital exper-
fence, engaged a room at a local hos
pital. A few days ago she went t.
visit a friend who was called to tina
particular experience first. During
her visit the caller on the sick and af
fIicfad mouse running down the