The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-17
EVENING AUGUST II 1918

graduated in the spring from Wash
burn. Miss Winifred Green and Miss
Elizabeth Culver will teach in the
Green received her A. B. degree at
Washburn a year ago last spring and
taught last year at Berryton- Miss
Culver was graduated last spring from
Washburn. All four are popular
members of the Alpha Phi sorority.
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The A B c of the A. e. F.. from
THE Stars and Stripes" of France.
Continued from Saturday evening:
The A. G. of the A. E.
And the A. G. S. o. S.
Spent many hours on new s. O..
Telling how the A. F. C. should dress
They must not wear the s. B. B.
And. puttees made of leather.
Nor can they don the B. T. C.
In any kind of weather.
The other day sure was sick,
felt like an S o. L.
So / went across to the old A. s.
He examined me up. he examined me down,
He poked till I couldn't see.
Then in a fatherly way suggested
That 1 call on the G. r. B.
The C. o. o. and the H. Q.
Started an officers mess.
But it all fell thru, for the c; o: U.
"OuAdh oAhS wan hAC ~ ". -.
Then the p. NJ: G. and the C. A s.
Tried to make the matter gee
But they gave 1t up in day or two.
For they quarreled with the D. NJ. T.
The A D. s. then took hand,
And said he'd make 1t go, n
But he. reckoned without the W. R. Y.
And the girls Of the c. S. o.
So the little B. .. and the, D; C. F.
Who'd refused to join with them.
Started an excellent mess Of their own.
Z With the help of the c. Q. NJ.
Ito be continued)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble enter
tanned informally last evening at the
Country club in compliment to MIR.
and Mrs Bruce Mcfarland. The
guests were a few close friends.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mrs. Alice Stanffengert to
Mr.. Jack L. Muelbach. of Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Emma Heivly gave a family din
ner party at the Swallow for Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Kurtz and their daughter,
Miss Gertrude Kurtz. of Minneapolis,
MINI. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Kurtz. Miss Gertrude KurtZ, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Kurtz. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Campbell and Mrs. Heivly.
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Mrs. Harry Forbes, chairman of the
culinary department for the state
fair. announces that she will have the
assistance of Miss Alice Meade in her
work this year.
recital will be given Monday
evening at the Daniel Muller School
of Music by students of Miss Blanche
Davis. Those who will play are Wal
ma. Kropfer. Lenore Sinner. Thelma
Bowman. Emily Weller. Genevieve
Russell. Bernice Curry. Thelma Stein
myer. Helen Kesler. Helen McCrack-
en- and Francis Pierson. Miss Davis
has conducted a special summer class
and these students who will play have
attended the summer school. The
program will begin at $3.50 and any
who are interested are invited to at
tend.
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Miss Beatrice Mcleod, Miss Eta
Mcleod. Miss Blanche Mcleod. Miss
Charline- Duggan. Miss Merle Duggan.
| Miss Cathy1e Rogan, Miss May Bell
Cook. Miss Edith Conard, Miss
Blanche Grice had breakfast at Gage
park yesterday morning at $50.
The, Karts. the girls organization
of thes<June. 1918, class of the Topeka
high School, had kid" party at the
home of Miss Eva Kettering last
evening. Children's games were
played and the rest of the evening
was spent in gum chewing, eating
stick candy. animal cookies and ice
cream cones. Those present were
| Miss Airline Milan, Miss Nita Morrett.
Miss Leola Zimmerman, Miss Helen
Claypoole. Miss LaVerne Snyder, Miss
Lois Seeley. Miss Althea Wiede, Miss
| Martha Hall, Miss Helen Travis, Miss
Faye Reicherter. Miss Blanche Nc
Leod. Miss Elizabeth Gates, Miss Olive
Knox. Miss Allie Lester. Miss Helen
| Hindman. Miss Anna Shaffer Miss
| Vivian Horsfield and Miss Laura Nell
| son.
| Mrs. George Krauss entertained yes
| terday for the fifth birthday of her
! daughter. Iinnett Pauline Krauss. at
| their home in Tyler street. The din
| ing table was decorated in flags and
asparagus ferns. A large birthday
piece. Those present were Norma
Suhm of Wichita. Helen Holland.
Dorothy HOLLAND. Loretta Hoeland,
Ruth Jackson. Esther Kratzer. Dor
othy Nelson, Kenneth Griffith, Biven
Buck of Ell Paso. Tex. Loretta Aba
backs, Louise Krauss. Jack Douglas,
Oscar Krauss and Linnett Krause.
Miss Gladys Ross assisted Mrs. Krauss
! in entertaining the children.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who was described by an acquaint-
ance as the kind of man who moves
thirteen times in twelve months. Do
you suppose he meant that he was
| very active?
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Notes and Personal Mention
| Adj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles S. HUFF
man returned today from Tonganoxie
1 where thew were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelby Billiard.
Mrs. Harry Leland of Manhattan
has been spending a few days visit
( ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira O.
| Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe are NOV
ing from 1107 Tyler street to an