The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-16

rotary Mr. GIeed is a graduate of
the University and a former regent
University Daily Kansan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Chapman of
Kansas City, are visiting Mr. Chap
mans mother, Mrs. June Chapman
Mr.. Chapman, who is connected with
the Diamond Disc Company, has been
transferred from Kansas City to Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and he and his wife will
go to that town to live. Mr.. and Mrs
Chapman were honor guests at an in
formal party given Monday night by
Mr.. Chapman's aunt, Mrs. Charles
Mason City, Iowa, who is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs June
Chapman. was among the guests
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen, of New
York, who spent few days in Topeka
last week as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Chester Woodward, are now ia
Wichita. as the guests of Miss Bess
Allen. They will be guests of honor
at dinner party given tonight at the
Country Club by Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gee
will entertain for them Friday even
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dold will
give party in their honor
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Miss Edith Meek of Little Rock,
night to take a position as teacher of
expression in Washburn college. She
is a graduate of a Baltimore college.
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The self-denial boxes in which
money has been collecting for the pur-
chase of Christmas sweets for the sol
dierS, will be opened tonight. There
is still an opportunity to drop in bit
of change in the boxes, and those who
wish to contribute, but do not have ac-
cess to the boxes may telephone Mrs.
]. D. Mcfarland or Mrs. Lee Monroe,
and they will send for the contribu-
ton.
There is one new song that the girls
of one of the sororities will never sing.
1t is strictly Taboo in their chapter
house. That song is the new faVorite,
"Oh, Johnnie" The reason? 1t is
because they have named one of the
essential articles of household furni-
ture Johnnie. The name is handed
down from one set of sorority girls
who occupy the house to the next, and
the tradition esta blished by these mod
est girls a good many years ago, got
| Jolt when the song came out. They
don't want their house equipment hoo
dooed by any flippant song that Jug
| giles with it's name.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Allen will
go to Chicago Wednesday to remain
week.
Miss Dorothy Miller has returned
! from Lawrence, where she spent the
weekend at the Theta sorority house.
Miss Ruth Taylor, a Manhattan col
| lege girl, spent few days in topeka
visiting Miss Lucille Bomgardner.
Mr.. George Younggreen has return
| ed from Kansas City, where he at
tended to some business affairs and
saw David Warfield in THE Music
| Master"
Miss Marie Witwer is spending the
day in Fort Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trout of Tulsa,
| parents of a son, born October Is.
| Mrs Trout was formerly Miss Nellie
| Babcock. Mr. Trout is connected with
the Southern Oil company of Tulsa
Mr.. and Mrs Earle Williams re-
turned Saturday night from Louisiana,
where they visited Mr.. Williams
| mother for a week
Miss Helen Yoder will go to Kansas
| City to be bridesmaid at the marriage
of Miss Margaret Glover and Capt.
| Gregory Vigeant, jr., of Chicago,
which will take place Saturday night
at $50 o'clock at the Glover home in
Kansas City.
and Miss Margaret Bullene expect te
attend grand opera in Kansas City
| this week.
Miss Mary Campbell returned today
| from Xenia, o., to resume her visit t.
her brother, Mr.. Frank Campbell
and Mrs Campbell. Miss Mary Camp
bell and Miss Bessie Campbell will
leave soon for a visit to friends il
Waterloo, Ia The Misses Campbell
are in the United States for a year:
| furlough from mission work in India
in which they have been engaged fol
| a number of years.
Dyeing daily, Topeka Laundry Co.
Adv.
DR.. George Clark has returned t.
his home in Detroit, Mich, after {
visit to Mr.. Willoughby Boughton, O.
Washburn college.
Miss Virginia Rockwell of junction
City is visiting Miss Lucille Fuller ant
Miss Mildred Fuller.
Henry H. Hall. New York Life
Adv.
Nj. and Mrs Harrison Morgan hav,
gone to Excelsior Springs to remain
two weeks.
Mrs. Dean T. Davis and her son 0
Kansas City are visiting Mrs. Davis
ford.
Mrs. Gale Jones of Kansas City i
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Hindman
Miss Clora Riggs of Emporia, VIM
is a Theta at K. u, has returned t
Lawrence after short visit to Mis-
Helen Lucas.
Mrs. Luther Burns is spending a few
days in Kansas City.
Mrs. Molly BarroWS of Great Bend