The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-23

chapter; Miss Clara Francis. Mrs. A.
Marburg, Mrs. George Godfrey Moore,
Mrs. A. H. Horton and Mrs. j. r.
Shelton. Alternates are: Mrs. P. 1.
Murphey, Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey, Mrs. A.
NJ. Petro. Mrs. A. K. Rodgers, Mrs.
w. D. Ross and Mrs. ]. NJ. Brunt.
Business meetings will be held dur
ing the two days of the session. Mrs.
Milton WEIGH. of the Kansas City D.
a. R., will make an address at the
meeting Wednesday afternoon. AT the
election Thursday morning a nomin-
ating committee will be chosen. and
this committee will prepare a slate for
next years election. as the officers
are chosen biennially. The present
regent is Miss Katherine Campbell
of Ottawa.
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A guest day meeting of the Tuesday
Study club will be held nsxt Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Gaylord Lawrence, 1859 College ave-
nue.. The assisting hostesses will be:
Mrs. Charles M. Hensley. Mrs. Glen
Deaver, Mrs. c. E. St. John, Mrs. L.
E. Mclean and Mrs. Frank Harrison.
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A former Topeka woman who has
returned to town to spend week or
ten days is Mrs. Isabel Macarthur. She
is a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs J. L. Campbell, 1856 Topeka ave
three years, has been making her
home in Huntington, Maine, one of the
coast towns of the state. She occupies
the old Macarthur homestead, which
has stood since the days of the early
settlement of Maine. After a short
visit in Topeka, she will return to the
east.
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A cantata in two parts, "Olivet at
Calvary" by j. H. Maunder, will be
at Grace cathedral, by the choir and
quartet. The soprano solo parts will
Re sung by Mrs. Albert T. Reid; the
contralto by Mrs. Hugh Dickerson;
tenor, Mr.. Hugh Smith; baritone, Mr..
Hugh Dickerson, and the organist will
be Mrs. j. A. Campbell.
X X X
Mrs F. E. Parr entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon. Guests
besides the members were Mrs.
George Pritchard and Mrs Charles
Wore.
Mr.. Ned Fleming was in charge of
a subscription dance given at the
Chocolate Shop Friday night by a
group of the younger society people.
y X
A new society of girls at Washburn
be called the Phi Sigma Omega.
siGnifying friendship, sociability and
service. The officers are: President,
Miss Mabel Cornick, a senior; vice
president, Miss Maude Lair; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss Emma Lay
man. Miss Jessie Dean was chosen
faculty member and Mrs. P. P. Wo-
mer honorary member.
TIL members, including out of town
girls who room away from the cam
pus, are: Miss Bessie Buck, Miss
Nathana Corbin, Miss Mabel Cornick.
Douglas. Miss Hilda Dyer Miss Mar
garet Everett, Miss Theresa Friede-
man, Miss All Ian Chang, Miss Esther
Goranson. Miss Marie Green, Miss
Bertha Jackson, Miss Miriam Frank
lin, Miss Faye kincade, Miss Ivy
Kretzmeir, Miss Maude I-ahr, Miss
Emma Lyman. Miss Edith Metcalf,
Miss Anna Neal. Miss Bessie Oursler.
Miss Velma Peck, Miss Margaret
Sells, Miss Florence Shirk, Miss Vera
/ Pratt, Miss Edna Robinson. Miss Ber-
Lice Conrad, Miss Eliza beth Sherwood
and Miss M-ry Hussey.
NJ. E. church Sunday will be as fol-
MORNING SERVICE:
Prelude, "Adante Religioso," (Hail-
| ing).
Ofertory, Prayer" (Loret).
Postlude, Finale" (first sonata)
! (Guilmant).
EVENINGS:
Prelude, Suite GOthique," choral
| (Boelman).
Offertory, "Berceuse," (kinder).
Postlude, March in E flat
| (FaulkeS).
\
Notes and Personal Mention.
! DR.. Lydia Allen Devilbiss and her
sister. Mrs. E E. Springer, are spend