The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-03

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Daley Rob Irwin. Lewis Felt George
Huron, Frank Barley, Roger Van Hook,
Merle King, George Mackey.
necessary. Miss Koontz visited some
of the shops in Chicago and learned
something of how they were equipped
and managed.
The plan is not yet definitely made
inasmuch as some other arrangements
for war relief work have been talked
of. The U and l club expect TO take
up some form of war relief or Red
iCross work, but at all events the So
cieties will cooperate, and perhaps
unite, according to what plan seems
best, so that work can be found for
all who wish to help.
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Mrs. Frank Merriam will have
charge at the Art Guild during the
exhibition hours Wednesday. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Norman S. Wear,
Mrs. o. T. Chopper and Miss Marian
| Morrow. Mr.. Merrell Gage will make
an address.
The Rota club are planning a
hike to Highland Park Wednesday
night where they will have dinner at
the lies bungalow, in honor of Miss
Ida Patterson. who will leave soon to
make her home in Wichita. If the
weather is bad the members will take
the Highland Park car, which runs on
the hour and at twenty minute inter-
walls thereafter. 1t is suggested that
the party, if it is necessary to take the
car. catch the one leaving the statian
at twenty minutes before 6, as the s
o'clock car is badly crowded. If the
! weather is fair, the members will walk
to the bungalow, meeting at the trans
fer station to start at $40 o'clock.
Places have been reserved for about
thirty people.
The ElweH club was entertained to-
day by Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom, at her
home in West Sixth avenue. Those
Mrs. Charles Brown of New York,
Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Mrs. T. J. Myers
and Mrs. Luther Burns.
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At a recent meeting of the board
of directors of the Country club, Of
selected are: Mr.. J. M. Council,
president Mr.. John S.. Dean, vice
president Mr.. E. A. Thrill, secretary
/ and treasurer. Committee chairmen
who will serve this season are: Mr..
Armin FasSler, of the grounds COM
mittee; DIR. w. y. West, of the greens
/ committee; Mr.. Harrison s. Morgan,
OF the house committee, and Mr.. E. A.
Thrill, of the entertainment commit
tee.
year to extend the club season some
what, so that all the members may
have a greater share in the enjoy
ments of the place. Those who golf.
! of course, have a long season before
them for the privileges of the grounds,
but for those who care more for
dancing and the house entertainments,
the heat of the summer season makes
their part in the Country club life
somewhat more restricted. For that
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been arranged and will be given prior
to the formal opening of the club. The
dates for them are April 9, April 80
! and May 10.
The Art club met Monday with Mrs.
A. w. Dana. Mrs. L. D. Whittemore
made an address on Rome" The
members of the club are: Mrs. Jack
| Dillon, Mrs. Harry Donaldson, Mrs.
Luther Burns. Mrs. Guilford Dudley,
Mrs. Robert Carver, Mrs. c. b. Mer-
riam, Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mrs
David d. Palmer. Mrs. Norman Wear,
Mrs. Chester Woodward, Mrs. Charles
| Kleinhans and Mrs. Dana.
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| In celebration of her eighty-first
birthday anniversary Sunday, Mrs. D.
M. Valentine entertained her children
at dinner, at her home, 625 Polk
street Mrs. Valentine is the widow
of the late d. NJ. Valentine, for many
years justice OF the Kansas supreme
court. She came to Kansas in 1864.
first at Leavenworth, and later in To-
peka, where she has lived for the last
forty-two years. Those who attended
the party were: Mrs. D. A. Valentine
of Clay Center; Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, of
I Topeka; Mr.. J. w. Valentine, of Ov-
erbrook; Miss Martha Valentine, of
\ Topeka; Mrs J. F. Merrick, of Tope-
ka; Mr.. r. f. Valentine, of Kansas
City; Miss Lillian Valentine, of Tope-
ka, and Mr.. Louis Valentine, of Clay
Center.
reunion of the Benton family is
being held this week at the home of
Mrs. Lucia o. Case at West Tenth
street. Mr.. Otis Benton of Oberlin
Mrs. Cases brother, Mrs. Benton and
their children; Miss Pansy Benton
and Mr.. HARDWOOD Benton, are guests
Mrs. Cases cousin, Mr.. G.. +. Tomlin-
son of Cheyenne, Wye, is here for the
reunion: also Mrs. Sue Benton of Taft
n. NJ, and Mrs. Franklin Banchor, of
\ Boston, Mass.
\ THERE'S \ WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
II Who is near high-brow. and she is
telling about how much she liked the
play. Grumpy" in which she saws she
saw Serial Maud"
II Mr.. Cornelius NJ. Hoult was guest
or honor at a studio reception given
Monday night at Washburn college
by the art department. Mr. Hoult has
made two gifts to the department. Last
year he presented il with oo1loctiop