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

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E. Kellam, Frank Ripley, Carl Boil
mar, Tinkham Veale, Frank Dreaming
and H. w. McAfee.
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! An event of interest for Thursday is
the anniversary meeting of the Wom-
ans club to be held at the Governors
! House, Eighth and Buchanan streets.
The meeting celebrates the twentieth
anniversary of the founding of the
Topeka Federation of Clubs, or
ganization which survives under the
name of the Woman's club.
| The general subject for the after
noon program will be the history of
the club for the past twenty years and
it's influence on the life of the COM
munity. The speakers are chosen
from the club itself and from repre-
sentatives of city and state institutions.
They are: Mrs. w. A. McCarter, Mrs.
! A. Marburg, Mr.. George Stone, Dr..
D. NJ. Fisk of Washburn college, Dr.
Charles NJ. Sheldon, Mr.. ]. VIII KEEL
| ley, secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce Mayor ]. E. House and Gov.
| Arthur Capper.
The decorations for the day will be
in charge of the departments of art
! and forestry. Mrs. Clement Smith is
/ chairman of the art department, and
! Mrs. A. A. Robinson of the forestry
department. A luncheon will be served
at 1890 o'clock by the department of
home economics, of which Mrs. D. o.
] Coe is chairman.
The social department will be in
charge of the social hour.
The business meeting will be held
/ from IL to 1915, and a nominating
| ballot will be taken. Each member OF
the club is entitled to name. on the
written ballot, any candidate she
| chooses to offer for any office, and
the nominating committee will make
up a list of nominations from the bal
/ lots. The final vote for the officers
will be taken in May. The nominat-
| ing committee members are Mrs. S. S.
Estey, Mrs. H. E. Ray and MRS. a A.
| The afternoon meeting will begin at
| > o'clock
! The marriage of Miss Esther Payne
and Mr.. Daniel Muller will be quietly
solemnized Saturday evening at I
o'clock in the studio of the Muller
School of Music, Twelfth .and Clay
| streets.
The members of the Alethean Liter
! ary society were guests of honor at n
banquet given Tuesday night by the
| Gamma Sigma Literary society. at the
| Pelletier tea room. The party was
the sixteenth annual dinner of the
| two societies. The place cards were
| little tents bordered with flags, and
the decorations were red and white
| carnations in blue vases. The general
subject CT the after dinner speeches
was Submarine" Prof w. A.
| Harshbarger was POSTMASTER. and re-
sponses were made as follows: Con
ming Towers" Mr.. Benjamin Franklin;
! Engines" Miss Margaret Gilmore;
! 'Propellors.' Mr.. Carl Byers; Tor
pedoes" Mr.. Albert Reed; Peri
scopes" Miss Erma Erickson; Stor-
age Batteries" Mr.. Martin Potter
Covers were laid for Prof and Mrs.
w. A. Harshbarger, Miss Nally Fox,
Miss Rheva Bonjour. Miss Rita Burt,
Miss Avis Clayton, Miss 1Eez Cornell,
| Miss Mabelle Cornick, Miss Mildred
Cornick' Miss Marie Dean, Miss Erma
Erickson, Miss feline Evans, Miss
Florence Fair, Miss Frances Cav,
Miss Margaret Gilmore, Miss Alice
Gordon, Miss Flora Harrington, Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Nara Jones MISS
Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Lorenzo
Palmeteer, Miss Mary Shuler Miss
AMY Swenson Miss Helen Whitaker
Miss Ruth Whitaker, Miss Ruth Owen
Miss Rebecca Adams, Miss Maria
Bussey, Miss Margaret Calvert, Miss
Emma Crabb, Miss Bernice Goudy,
Miss Esther Grandon, Miss Helen
Hunter, Miss Ruby Scott Miss May
Sebring, Miss Helen Watts, Mr. FIN
ley Neal, Mr.. Ray Lawless, Mr.. Car
Byron Crippin, Mr.. Everette Wild, MI
Albert Reed, Mr.. Clifford Hope, Mr.
Bryant DUNCAN, Mr.. Lawrence Gates
Mr.. Clifford Holland, Mr. Lloyd Buck
Mr. Harlow Price, Mr.. Leon Helm
Mr.. Arthur Beattie, Mr.. Irl Clayton
Mr.. Francis Curry, Mr. Wallace Har-
rington, Mr.. Dan Hobson, Mt Roger
| Kaufman, Mr.. Dewey Hutchinson
Mr.. Bert Campbell, Mr.. Carl Byers
Mr.. Kelsey Gardner, Mr.. Ben Frank
lin. Mr. Eldon Shoup, MrsW oodward
smith Mr.. Howard Anderson, Mr.
Carl Hutchinson, Mr. Scovil1e David
son.
Mrs. o. w. Kelley entertained he1
bridge club this afternoon at her home
in Topeka avenue. Those who played
for absent members were Mrs. j. b
Doncyson, Mrs. ]. c Hoover and Miss
Lottie Kelley.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has such luxuriant head OF
hair that in these days OF close ut
! ting hats she can hardly get fitted al
the milliners And none of that
abundance was grown on any head bu'
her own Last night a friend com
| planned that she was going to have &c
| buy a switch. Thereupon this lucky
woman got busy pulling out hairpins
and unwinding her locks. She shooE
them loose, picked up a pair of shears
and swished off a great. thick strand
of long hair, handed it to her friend
of thin locks. Here" she said, take
this and have it bound into switch
and dyed the right shade. That is
what one may call mun1flcence.
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The first national sorority to be ine
stalled at the Emporia State Norma
school is chapter of the Sigma, Sig
ma Sigma, and the charter has beer
! granted to the local sorority of Rh<