The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-25

Mrs. Leroy Arnold. Mrs. Maurice
Locke, Miss Annabel Garvey, Miss Hell
en- Clare Armstrong, Mrs. Rousseau
A. Burch, Miss Annette Nicoll, Mrs.
Mary Newson, Miss Helen Mccoy,
Miss Hazel Branch, Mrs. D. E Ester
ley, Mrs w. +. Bowen, Miss Adeline
Peers, Mrs B. B. Smythe, Mrs. Mark
Troxell, Mrs. C. w. Smith, Miss Maude
Hulse, Mrs. A. w. Russell. Miss Edna
Hopkins, Mrs. Nellie C. Terill, Mrs. w.
L. Gardner. Miss Charlotte Leavitt.
Miss Carmie Wolff, Miss Stella Olcott,
Mrs. Eugene Sallee, Mrs. w. d. Ross,
Mrs: Paul Walker. Miss Ernestine
Klein, Mrs. Robert C. March, Mrs
Howard Williams, Mrs w D. Ross
and Mrs. Eugene F. Sallee.
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The marriage of Miss Gladys Cole
man of Denison and Mr.. ODDS Hum
phrey took place in Denison last week
Mrs. Humphrey was a student in the
fine arts department of Washburn col
lege two years ago.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Drake entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon. Those
who played for absent members were
Mrs. NJ. E. Uric, Mrs. r. B. Cunning
ham, Mrs. Edgar Houston and Mrs
i Hand.
Mrs. Harry Seery entertained the
Monday Bridge club at her home in
Topeka avenue. Those who played for
absent members were: Mrs L. H
Mum, Mrs. Ida Denton of Wichita and
Mrs. George Port Ashton.
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! The Nautilus club met with Mrs.
| P p. Womer Tuesday. Mrs. Paul
| Lovewell and Mrs. w. H. Bomgardner
furnished the program:
i
| The. new staff has been chosen for
the Washburn Review. Mr.. Kenneth
| -kerans is editor, and Miss Genevieve
| McMillan and Miss Minda Mckee, as
! manager and Mr.. Howard Cox, his as
sistant
! l Mr. Kerans is a member of the
Alpha Delta fraternity, and a member
of the Gamma Sigma Literary society.
He has been sport writer for the
PAPER the past year, and he is chair
man of the Campus service committee
/ of the, Y. NJ. C. A.
| Miss Mcmillan is a member of the
Kappa alpha Theta sorority, an
Alethean,' and chairman of the Big
Sister committee. She was society edi-
tor of the Review this year.
| Miss Mckee is a Kappa Kappa Chi
girl and an Alethean. She finished
the Washburn academy and is now
in the Collegiate department.
Mr.. Reed is president of the Y. NJ. c.
A, was president last semester of the
! junior class and has served as treas
1 Urer of the Gamma Sigma Literary
! society. He is a member of Pi Kappa
Delta and was president of the Pro
! hibition association. At the recent
meeting of the State Prohibition as
ISOLATION he was elected vice president
CT the Northern Division of the State
association. His home is in Lyons.
/ Howard Cox is a member of the
Alpha Delta Fraternity. He made w
in football in 1915. He has held many
offices in the organizations on the
campus, among which are: President
Of the Spanish club, manager of the
Glee club and Of the Dramatic club
He is also one of the new qualifiers.
being the first one to be declared
qualified He is a member of the w
Quartet, of the Topeka Musical Art
| society, and of the Y. NJ. c. A. He
comes from Woodward. Oklahoma.
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One OF the beauties of the stage is
to be a war bride. Miss Ina Claire. a,
one time a Topeka girl, is to marry
Lieut. Lawrence Townsend. Jr., of the
/ United States steamship, Missouri
Miss Claire has had a meteoric career
on the stage. which is of special inter-
est to those who remember her here.
given recently in Washington by Mrs
| Charles Curtis and Mrs. E. E. Gam.
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Mrs. Streight Lauck of Willard, for
merly of Topeka, gave a birthday par
ty Tuesday for her little daughter
Elizabeth. A group of Topeka people
attended the party, including: Mrs
Terrence Ewart and her daughter
| Jane; Mrs. Allen Lauck and her son
Allen; Mrs. NJ. r. Bacon and her
daughters, Jane Elizabeth and Eu-
genia; Mrs. Fred Wilson and her lit
tie twin boys, Albert and Arthur, and
Mrs. l. S. Iauck.
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Mrs Hubert Yerkes, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marburg, is inter-
esting herself in club life in her new
home in Chicago. The Woman's club
the largest and most influential or
has her name on its list for admis-
SIGN. The club limits it's membership
and requires certain inflexible stand
ards for admittance. Mrs. Yerkes ha:
been given a guest card. pending hel
recent department meeting of the
club, she was called from the audience
to preside.
A group of girls in Red Cross COS
which will stand by the transfer sta
ton next Monday, and these youn,
women will receive membership due
for the Red Cross society. Girls ais,
will be stationed in the stores to re
ceive these dues and to arrange TO
Red Cross berShips