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

Moines. Ia; Gertrude Sanders, ST.
Joseph, Mo-; Florence Fuqua, Kansas
City; Ethel Shay, Emporia; Grazella
Puliver. Chandler, Ariz.; Mr.. Roy
Muir, Schenectady n. Y.
y X X
Miss Marguerite B. Carroll, the
daughter of State Senator Carey Car
roll of Alma. was married Saturday,
June 2, to Mr.. Edward w. Stuewe,
also of Alma, by the Rev D. A. Fish
er, at the Carroll home. The bride was
student for one year in Washburn
college, and has accompanied her
father to Topeka during the legisla
tive sessions. She is a graduate of the
State Normal school of Emporia. Mr.
Stuewe, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Stuewe, is a graduate of the Kan
sas university law school. His father
is a banker.
noon by Miss Mabel Kingsley, in COM
pliment to Miss Elpise Sargent, whose
marriage to Mr.. H. w. Kingsley will
take place June u. The guests
were:
Miss Elsie Cuthbert Miss Mary Weight
Miss Helen Neese man
Miss Alice Hughes Mrs. Dean F; Rogers
Miss Audrey Myers shaft
Miss Mary Balch Miss Dorothy wahle
Miss Mildred Rogers Mrs. J. Glen Logan
X X
The commencement address this
year at K. U. will be made by Will
| liam Jennings Bryan. Topeka stu
dents who will receive A. B. degrees
are:
Miss Ruth Foster Miss Jean Lindsay
Miss Beth Kincaid Miss Marie Graft
Miss Dorothy Miller Miss Marian Lindsay
! ington Mr.. Frank DeArmond
Mr.. Hugh Crawford Mr.. Carl Mcintyre
| Mr.. Carl Johnson
| Post graduate degrees will be con-
ferred upon Mr.. Laurens Whittemore.
Mr.. Walter Wellhouse, Mr.. Raymond
Carpenter. Mr.. John Carver, Mr.. Har-
old Greider and Mr.. Rolla n. Harger,
all Topeka men. Mr. Clarence Messick
of Topeka will receive his degree of
bachelor of music.
II Xxx
| A meeting of the Art Guild was held
| in the Francis & Hodge studio to elect
/ officers. Less than a quorum of me m
bers was present, so it will be neces-
| sary for the election to be confirmed.
Mr.. George M Stone, retiring p1esi-
dent, refused to serve for another
| term. Officers were chosen fol-
lows, subject to approval: Mr.. Stone,
president emeritus; Mrs. L. D. White
| >.
| Spencer, vice president; Miss Marie
Witwer, secretary; Mr.. Maynard
| Walker, treasurer
X X \
Miss Emily Seery, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Seery, will return
home from Chicago the last of next
week to spend the summer with her
parents. She is one of this years grad
yates of the National kindergarten col
lege, Chicago. She has practice work
in connection with her training course,
both in settlement work and in private
schools attended by the little children
of wealthy parents. Miss Seery mad
spent a year at Washburn college be-
fore going to Chicago to study. She
expects to teach next year.
u
The Good Government club. whose
members are baking cafes for the TO-
peka men in training at Fort Rile,-
will have the cakes ready to be ser
the last of the week. They ask that
friends motoring to the Fort SATURDAY.
and Sunday volunteer to carry som
, cakes witi, them in their machine !,
They will otherwise have to be ser:
| by parcel post or express, and on ac-
count of the great number of packages
going to tie camp, there IS unavoid-
ably some delay in that method Any
one who is willing to carry the cakes
for the men cali Mrs. Lee Monroe. Ct
Harrison street, or Mrs. Fred Farms
worth, OF West Tenth street.
X x X
The las meeting of the Womer';
club for this year will be 1-Cld Thurs
day at the Y. w. C. A. The business
meeting for reports, etc, will be hel
at II o'clock, and all members are re-
quested tC attend that meeting, as tho
names of the new department heads
will be presented for approval by TIE
body M ;. w. A. Johnston will give
a report OF the State Federation con.
vention a Pittsburg.
After the luncheon, the social com.
mittee will have charge of the socia
hour, and at 2:30 O'Clock the afternoon
.session will begin. The day is to he
as happy q one as those in charge q
the program can make it, and all the
members are asked to be present.
X
Miss Helen RutIedge gave a care
party Tuesday night for Miss Lucil,
Butler of Ardmore, Okla, who is hel
Pfeiffer of Oklahoma City, who is Wis
it1ng friends here Those present were
Miss Butler Mr.. Harry Spears
Miss Blanche Batter Mr.. Melvin Rutlege
shill Miss Irene Peers
Miss Ramona Kirk Miss Edna Anton
patrick Miss Rutledge
Miss Violet MatthewsMr. Waldo McPher-
Mr.. Claire Menninger son
Mr.. Otto Reinbach Mr.. Ronold McCord
Miss Lucille MaguireMr. Harry Davis
X X
The Sigma Alpha Iota girls of Wash
burn college are giving their com
mencement parties, beginning with mi
tiation Tuesday afternoon for theil
four pledges. Miss Goldie Asher O.
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