The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-14

officers: Mrs. A. K. Rodgers. Mrs. Fred
Bonebrake, Mrs. Q. L. Moore, Mrs.
Theodore Saxon.
According to the constitution all past
regents are also members of this
board. They are as follows Mrs. A
H. Horton, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, Mrs. A.
Marburg. Miss Ethel Aldrich. Mrs.
Robert Merrick, Mrs. George Godfrey
Moore
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Miss Ruth DevEn and Miss Inez
Devlin, of Kansas City, who spent the
weekend with Mrs. John r. Shelton,
We're guests of honor at a thimble par
~ Saturday afternoon at which Mrs.
shelton was hostess. Spring flowers
were used to decorate the rooms. The
two little Feltenstein girls, Eleanor and
Norma, danced for entertainment of
the guests
Those asked to the party were:
Miss Inez Devlin Miss Ethel Chase
Mrs graf Tarrek Upde Miss Miss s Rg5h 1 Dsv!P
Mrs. Charles MitchellMrs Robert Shoe
Mrs. Wendell Lyman maker
Mrs. David Neiswan Mrs. Clarence Jordan
Miss Hildegarde Hur- Miss Helen Yoder
ley, of Washington, Miss Helen Louise
Miss Mamie zahnsr Miss Ruth Wood
Miss Elizabeth MfllsMiss Margaret Con-
'
Miss Charlotte West Miss Antoinette West
Miss Hazel Howe Miss Ariel Nichols
Miss Marguerite Miss Mary Burnett
KoontZ Miss Lucille Fuller
Miss Alice Lyman Miss clyde Bonebrake
Miss Mildred Fuller Miss Annabel Carney
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman cele-
brated their sixtieth wedding anniver-
sary today at their home in North
Quincy street. They are pioneers of
Kansas having come to this state in
| territorial days. They were married
in Tecumseh in 1857. and soon after
ward went to Denver, making the trip
overland. They returned to Topeka in
| '65, and have lived here ever since.
They are the parents of eight children,
four of whom are still living They
are: Mr.. Lee Dolman of Topeka; Mr..
L. S. Dolman of Ardmore, Okla; Mr.
Denver Dolman of Temple, Okla, and
Mr.. John Dolman of st. Joseph, Mo.
| They have fifteen grandchildren and
ten great-grandchildre Those of
| the grandchildren who attended the
celebration are: Mrs. NJ. L. Barteldes
of Lawrence, Mrs. Davis of Kansas
City. Mrs. William Pollam of Topeka.
| Mr.. A. H. Do1man of Ardmore. Okla.
and the family of Mr.. John Dolman of
| st. Joseph.
Mrs. NJ. D. Campbell had a lunch
con Saturday to which the following
guests were asked:
Mrs. F. E. Vest Miss Anna Alspach
Mrs. J. c; Allison Mrs. P. ]. Cle7enger
Mrs. James Mcclure Mrs F. j. Bell llS'D
Mrs. L. w. Stricken
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| Mrs. c. H. Bunger will entertain the
ElweH Bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Word has been received in Topeka
Of
claire of Anthony and DR. w. S. Prout
of Concordia, Friday, April 10, at the
brides home in Anthony. Doctor
Prout. who formerly lived in Topeka,
| is a graduate of the Kansas Medical
college, and was connected with Christ
| hospital for some time. He is now a
surgeon in the Concordia hospital.
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Delegates to the State Federation
meeting at Pittsburg will leave on a
| special car Tuesday over the Santa Fe
at 7:40 in the morning. arriving in
| Pittsburg at 3 o'clock in the after
noon. Among the women who will
go are:
: Mrs. W. A. Johnston Mrs. Adrian Greene
Mrs. Noble Prentis Mrs. Dewitte C.
Miss Nanon Herren Miss Fife Graham
Mrs "a" J. W. F. HughesM ]. C. Emahizer
Miss Lulu Elliott Mrs Frank Sturges
Mrs. F W. Watson Mrs. J. F. JarrelI
Mrs. o. L. Moore Mrs. C. j. Evans
Mrs. John t. Clancy Mrs r. Parks Ben
Mrs Mrs +. L. P Pgaa Mrs s'' H. W. Charles
Miss Kate Thomen Mrs. A. R. Springer
Mrs. Walter Ashton Mrs. J. c. McClintock
Smith Mrs. o. E. Walker
Mrs. Harry Wash Mrs. Patrick Walsh
| burn Mrs. s. s. Beggs
Mrs. Cornelia Curry Mrs. Charles Elliott
Mrs. L. H. Mum
The women should ask for the Pitts
burg car. A delegation from Law
renee will join the party.
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Mrs. ]. P. Slaughter will entertain
| the Portia club members and their
| husbands at dinner tonight at her
! home in Potwin Place. The assisting
hostesses are Mrs. H. H. Welty Mrs
| G. F. Worley and Mrs. W. T. Coolidge
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| Miss Ferris Close of Baker univer-
sity gave a weekend house party al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| J. H. Close. The guests were Miss
| Louise Hindman of Kansas City. Mr.
/ Walter Scott of Burlington and Mr.
| Mac Akey of Baldwin.
H The young men of the party have
left for Fort Riley to enter the Off
GERS school.
Some of the girls of the Potwir
neighborhood will give a presentation
Il of Midsummer Nights Dream Satur-
ilton home. The proceeds will be used
for the Red Cross society
Mrs Merrill Mills and Miss Juliettt
Hughes will have charge of the music
Mrs. Paul walker will assist in drill
ing the cast. Solo and fairy dances
coached by Miss Marguerite Koontz