The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-13

be given Saturday afternoon by her
sisters, Mrs. Terrence Ewart and Miss
Alice Meade, at the Meade home in
Western avenue. The hours are from
3 to 6.
The annual picnic party of the Art
club was given Monday at the home of
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans, Edgewood,
near Granville. The meeting was the
last of the season for the club. The
year books for the coming season,
which were given out announce that
next year the subject of study will be
later italian Art and Spanish Art. Mrs.
L. D. Whittemore will be the lecturer.
Officers elected for next year are:
Mrs. John F. Dillon, president; Mrs
Harry Donaldson, vice president Mrs.
c. B. Merriam, secretary and treasurer.
The members attending the picnic
were:
Mrs. Harrison Nor Mrs. David Palmer
gan Mrs. John F. Dillon
Mrs. Luther Burns Mrs. 4. W: Dana
Mrs. Chester Wood Mrs. Charles Klein
ward hans
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The marriage of Miss Mary Lorena
Schneider, daughter of Mr.. w. S.
Schneider, of 1112 Van Buren, street. to
Mr.. j. Corwin Shaw, of Golf, Kan,
took place May 81 at the home of Prof.
W. s. Reese of Kansas City, Kan. Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw are both graduates of
the Kansas State university. They
have gone to New York. where Mr..
Shaw has a POSITION with a manufac-
turing concern.
Miss Mildred Here, whose marriage
to Mr.. Fred Gades will take place June
%, was honor guest at a shower given
by Miss Theresa Chambers at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Robert Tasker. The
guests were:
Miss Here Miss Martha Cham
Mrs. Robert Tasker Miss Marguerite
Miss Bess Murphy Nicholas
Miss Catherine Allen Miss Nina Nicholas
Miss Elsie Gades Miss Helen Harmon
Miss Edna Lawrence Miss Helen Davis
Miss Ann Coughlin of Usage City
and Mr.. John Ferris of Topeka will be
married at the brides home June %.
At home at 718 West Eighth street
Mr. Ferris has a position with the
Jackson Walker Coal company.
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A called meeting of the Good Gov
eminent club will be held Thursday
at the home of the president, Mrs. F.
P. Lindsay, to do some work for the
Red Cross and to watch a demonstra-
ton of cooking with corn flour. The
Work tnaC the cluD Is permlCteQ TO
take away from the Red Cross head
quarters is that of preparing filling for
pillows. The club members are asked
to bring with them any old bed
spreads or Turkish towels they may
be able to spare. These will be made
into fine pieces or rawlings for pill
low filling, and turned over for in
spection to the Red Cross. All mem
bers of the club are cordially asked
to be present The hours are from 3
to o'clock.
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A dancing party will be given Fri
day evening at Kellam hall by Mr..
Raymond Beers and Mr.. Forrest
Rice, for some of the Topeka dancing
crowd.
The anniversary party of the Shaw
nee County Political Science club will
be held Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. Marburg. The affair will
be lawn and porch party.
These days people don't say How
do you do" when they meet you; they
say Have you been to see the cy-
clone?"
One of the young beaux of Topeka
who is supposed to be, or to have BEEN
engaged to a small town girl not far
from here, is something of a free lance
when he is in town, even if he follows
his nose and walks straight and prim
in his own home town, where the
girl lives. The gossips have been vast
ing no end of sympathy on the girl
who didn't know bow things were go
ing with her lover. until someone dis
covered that the girl flirted more fire.
quently and more desperately even
than her fiance. Now sentiment is
swinging the other way, and the per-
sonable. blond, eligible young chap is
receiving from number of the girls,
that pity which is akin to love- (This
change of heart isn't discouraged any
costly new carr
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Wolf of Col
lege avenue are the parents of son
born Monday at Christ hospital. They
will name him Arthur Hamlin. His
first name is that of his uncle, Mr.. Ar
thur Wolf, and Hamlin is the maiden
name of his mother, who. before her
marriage several years ago. was Miss
Ruth Hamlin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F. Hayden
announce the birth of a son Saturday
June 8, at St Francis hospital. The
baby will be named Richard Cava-
naugh. The second name is the fam
lily name of Mr.. Haydens mother.
The baby is the second child of Mr..
aid Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. Hayden was
formerly Miss Florence Johnston.
A baby son was born Sunday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Winters of
log Woodlawn avenue. The baby will
be named Willard E.
Notes and Personal Mention.