The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-05-30

A. for next year. Miss Violet Schlegel
is a member of the w. G. Literary So
ciety was president her Junior year,
was a member of the Y. w. cabinet
this year and will be next Miss
Edith Troxe1l is a member of the
Political Science club, and the Alpha
Phi fraternity. She is vice president
of Y. w. c. A. for next year. Miss
Amy Swenson is vice president of the
Press club, "a member of the Review
staff, junior representative on student
council and member of the Alethean
Literary society.
The H. A. r. T. S. of the June, Is,
high school class, had a porch party
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Helen Travis, 1885 Park avenue. The
company included Misses:
Lillian Boone Mary Tasker
Isabel Sutherin Marjorie Fulton
Margaret Mcdonald Marian Squires
Althea Wiede Blanche Battershill
Edith Wilson Helen Mccain
Isabel Whitcomb Mildred Henderson
Margaret Parker Thelda Willitts
Anna Schaefer Ruth Wheeler
Ruth Smith Faye Reicherter
Iowa Reddick Olive Knox
Helen Travis
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Mrs. Louis Van Dorp entertained
guests Monday afternoon in compli-
ment to Mrs. G. A. Clauser of Cali
fornia, who is visiting friends in To-
eighteen women. were old neighbors
and friends of Mrs. Clauser, when she
made her home in Topeka. She lived
in Mrs. Van Dorp's neighborhood in
Polk street.
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The XIV club will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. R. V. Morrison,
1917 Jackson street.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has still another idea about
war economies. She says that if we
are all going to starve on account of
having to feed the world, it appears
to her that we better get all we can
to eat while the getting is good.
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Mrs. E. D. Clthero announces the
following recitals. to complete her Sc
ries of eight concerts formerly an
nounced:
Honor recital. for parents only,
June l. at Mrs. Clithero's music room
912 Fillmore street, to be given by
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Florence
Wolfe. Because of the protracted ILL
ness of Mrs. w. H. Stations. who was
to have given this r 3ital with Miss
Clark, Miss Wolfe r5In assist. Only a
few friends will be invited to this re-
cital, owing to the fact that when Mrs
Stations is ready, Mrs. Clithero wants
her and Miss Clark to give their re-
Sildl lOSSlIltI, dS originally Planned.
A recital on June s at the First
Methodist church, to be given by all
the pupils who have played complete
programs during the year. Presenta-
ton of diamond, and gold and silver
medals
church. Miss Florence Wolfe will give
her teachers certificate recital Miss
Wolfe has accomplished in three years
study what the average student would
! be able to do in from five to seven
years. or even nine years. according -
her teacher, Mrs. Clithero. She has on
her program numbers that are played
/ by concert artists and the best teach
/ ers in the country.
| The closing exercises of the kinder
garten and elementary grades of the
/ College Of the Sisters of Bethany will
be held at Guild hall Thursday, May
81, at 2;30 p. m. The public is cordial
/ ~ invited. The program follows:
I'e. p e'a'.. The Dream of the Flowers
r The KIN kindergarten ITg and Primary Children
lie due 0if9 Charles HARLAN. Neidehnsel
Dorothy Butiin. la -''i e-'
Reading .;;...... Our Cherished Flag
Helen Elizabeth Wilson. 'Di
Snf and Your Flag R66s
Presentation Of Certificates u !u ... uiaues
$500. The Right Reverend James Wise
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Crosby are ex-
pected home Thursday from st. Louis,
Mo, where they are visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Weightman, jr,,
went to Fort Riley Tuesday to visit
Mr.. Alden Weightman, who is attend
ing the officers training school
/ Miss Anna Huntsberger went to
Meriden to spend Decoration day.
| Miss Marjorie Lyle of Glen Elder, is
guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta
] house of Washburn, and will remain
until after commencement.
! Word has been received from Mr.
/ Wallace Hogarth Pettyjohn. who is in