The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-26

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Chicago, and for several years pre-
vious to that she was instructor in do
nestle science in the Topeka high
school. She graduated from the To-
peka high school and from Manhattan
Agricultural college and received her
degree from Columbia university.
Miss Morton has great many friends
in Topeka who will be glad to hear of
her success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erickson of the
Delodes apartments. have received
word of the safe arrival overseas of
their son, Lieut.. Jack Erickson.
Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland will enter
tain her knitting club Wednesday at
her apartments in the Devon.
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Miss Julia Larimer, who has been
at the head of the sale of war savings
stamps all week, will be captain to-
morrow. The women in charge of the
different booths tomorrow afternoon
are Mrs. Harry Forbes, Mrs. ]. B.
Larimer. Mrs. Joe Morgan. Mrs. Chas.
Adams, Mrs. Terrence Ewart, Mrs.
Thell Rosser, and Mrs. A. o. Rosser.
In the evening Mrs. George Staebler,
Mrs. J. A. Cole, Mrs. Charles Skinner,
Mrs. William Trefry, Mrs. Mark Trox-
ell, Mrs. Earle Williams, Mrs Roy
Thompson. Miss Sue Rogers, Miss Ha-
eel Risteen and Miss Daisy Neil will
be in the booths. Among the girls
asked to assist in the afternoon and
evening are Miss Annie Laurie Close,
Miss Marjora Blank, Miss Glee Iden,
Miss Esther Paxton, Miss Pauline Nc
Vey, Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Mildred Quinton, Miss
Esther Baldwin, Miss Hazel Nelson,
Miss Mary Burnett, Miss Mary Clark,
Miss Antoinette Clark, Miss Ruth
Thompson, Miss Eula Fleming, Miss
Marian Williams, Miss Isabel Craw-
ford, Miss Mary Rogers. Miss Doris
Rosser, Miss Margaret Stewart, Miss
Jane Bone, Miss Esther Thomas. Miss
Dakotah Dreschel, Miss Bettey Bone
brake, Miss Ruth Hawkes., Miss Helen
Hawkes., Miss Juliet Hughes. Miss
Alice Lyman, Miss Ruth Wood, Miss
Virginia KitchelI, Miss Edna Becker,
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Miss Grace
Gleed. Miss Ethel Chase. Miss Edith
Cornell, Miss Doris Thompson, Miss
Anita Weiskirch, Miss Maude McVey,
Miss Margaret Pettyjohn, Miss Helen
Coolidge, Miss Janet Edelblute, Miss
Dorothy Wahle. Miss Annabel Garvey,
Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss Lucille Ell
more, Miss Lucille Bomgardner and
Miss Ruth Larimer
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Three young ladies who were in a
booth on Fifth and Kansas avenues
yesterday noon sold over 1921 worth
of baby bonds and war saving stamps
| in the two hours which they were
there. Here's a T. r. for you girls
one of the men says the prettier the
girl the more stamps she can sell.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT?
! A traffic policeman appeared at one
of the thrift stamp booths Wednesday
afternoon carrying a pair of womens
| found, "A Id to Think he said, al am
not even married" A few minutes
later he appeared with a small gold
ring having the Inscription Baby"
| which had also been found on his
! corner. Since these articles were use
less to him. he was advised by the
young ladies with good legal minds,
who had charge of the booth, to sell
them both and invest the money in
war stamps.
| A crowd of young women got to-
gether at the Country club this noon
in compliment to Miss Hazel Howe,
F, whose marriage to Capt. Harry Leland
| will take place August 1. Covers were
| laid for Miss Howe, Miss Grace
! Koontz, Mrs Paul Walker, Mrs
| Charles Skinner. Mrs. Theodore Snat-
l.
| Davis. Mrs. George Hayden, Mrs. A
]. Cole. Mrs. William Curtis and Mrs
/ Adelaide Smith.
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! Mrs. Anna J. Wilson received q
| cable from her son. Capt. Joe Wilson
yesterday stating that he was well and
| happy. Captain Wilson arrived over
| seas several weeks ago.
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| In accord with their habit of the
past few years. Mr.. E. B. KelIam and
| Mr.. Clay Hamilton took some of the
/ young girls to the. circus last night
In the party were Miss Grace Gleed
Miss Doris Thompson, Miss Ernestine
! Klein. Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Gather
inc Harnit. Miss Edna Anton and Miss
| Ann Weightman.
( THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says she received an advertise
ment from one of the politicians who
is running for office the other day all
/ done up like a wedding invitation
| When she opened 1t and found il
| called for only a vote she was sc
! pleased that she decided to give the
man her support.
! SLENDER AND HANDSOME!
Greenwich. Conn, July 26.-John
| Mccormack. the noted Irish tenor. is
| trying his best to lose a $1,000 BET