The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-12

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The Tivoli club will have a dancing
party Friday evening, April IS, at KEEL
lam hall. The party will be the last
dance of the club for the season, and
Is their big spring formal ball.
The chaperons will be Mr.. and Mrs.
p: L. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wear, Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick Upde-
graft, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Campbell, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Sells, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Davis. Arrangements for the party are
IN charge of Mr.. Stanley Copeland.
Mrs. John Dawson has returned
from Washington, Kan. where she at
tended the wedding of her niece Miss
Ruby Kline, and Mr. Wayne Lacey of
Iopeka. The marriage took place
Easter day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey will
make their home in Topeka
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Miss Hazel Howe is asking a few
friends to tea Saturday afternoon from
to O'Clock, at her home. 915 West
Tenth street, to meet Miss Ethel Est
berg of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Miss
Estberg is stopping in Topeka to visit
Miss Howe on her way to California.
She has circle of friends in this city.
as she spent a winter or two here as
physical director in the high school,
and was an extremely popular young
woman.
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Friday which has been chosen as
Arbor day by Governor Capper, will
be kept, by all the schools, The so
cieties of Native Sons and Native
Daughters will plant tree on the state
house lawn. The ceremony will be held
at O'Clock Friday afternoon, and
Governor Capper will conduct it.
Two committees, one from the Ma
tive Sons and one from the Native
Daughters, have been chosen to have
charge of the affair. The members
are; Senator w. A. Wilson of Wash
lngton, Kansas, Mr.. George Stone. and
Mr.. Henry McAfee, from the Native
Sons and Mrs. L. II. Num- Mrs c. l.
Martin and Miss Nanon Herren, from
the Native Daughters. The tree
planted will be an oak.
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The women of the u and 1 club and
the girls of the Red Cross junior com
mittee have organized for work in
connection with the Red Cross society.
The members of these committees are
anxious that it be understood that any
one wishing to engage in the work will
he welcomed as members, by the pay
ing of 81 dues. A membership does
not obligate the member to give any
time to the work. tho many of the
women who are joining are willing TO
60 to the workshop that will be estab-
lished and give some time to the sew
ing or other work laid out.
The members of the u and l club, |
as representative women of the city,
took up the duty of organizing, and
they wish the cooperation of the
elder women of Topeka in the enter
prise, A number of TIE young women
met to take the first steps in an or
ganization in which all young women
Of Topeka are invited to be members. !
The organization IS not to be conduct |
ed as the enterprise of any clique or
crowd, and is in no sense a society af- |
fair. 1t IS open to all who are inter |
ested in what 1t aims to do. Tho |
group of young women who has as
sisted in effecting the organization
Fave pledged certain amount of time
TO the work and have agreed to bring
in ten members each, or many
more as possible Miss --arguerite
Koontz has been made secretary of
the junior committee, and can give in
formation regarding the plans of the
society. Among those who assisted in
organizing are: Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs.
Ivan Dibple, Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland.
Mrs. James Hayes. Mrs. Warrick
Updegraff, Mrs. Leslie Guild, Mrs. w.
9. McDonough, Mrs. Charles Wolff,
Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs. Paul Walk
err. Mrs. George Staebler, Mrs. C. =.
McKirahan, Miss Reita Updegraff,
Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Grace KoontZ,
Miss Marguerite E<oontz, Miss Bernice
Emahizer, Miss Joanna Gleed, Miss
Jessie Burnett Miss Eliza beth Mills.
Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss Altha Watson.
Miss Hazel Risteen, Miss Louise Nc
Neal. Miss Ruth Raster. Miss lucille
Fuller, Miss Mildred Fuller, Miss Hell
en- Louise Crosby Miss Mabel Adams,
Miss Polly Mowers. Miss Clyde Bone
brake, Miss Myrtle Howard. Miss
Helen Brigham, Miss Helen Koontz,
Miss Ernestine Klein and Mrs. Henri
Strawn.
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Mrs. II. A. Perry and Mrs. V. B.
Kistler will entertain at bridge Friday.
April 20. at Mrs. Perry's home, 81?
Tyler street.
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The marriage of Miss Myrna Ger
trude Belts of Kansas City, and Mr..
John NJ. Trembly of Topeka, took
place Saturday, April I, at 4:S0 o'clock
in the afternoon, at the home of the
brides parents, the Rev. Samuel +.
Belts and Mrs. Belts
The bride formerly Lived in Topeka
and was a student in the local high
school. Her father, who started the
Methodist Home for the Aged in To-
peka some years ago, is now super
Intendent of Bethany hospital in Kan
sas City. Mrs. Trembly is a graduate
of Western college, oxford, Ohio. and