The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15

Dean and Mrs. J: W. Sykes entertained
. and Miss Root at dinner Monday evening
| in honor of Mrs. Bishop Thomas and Mrs.
Bishop Clarkson.
ing wife or mother. We have to be
weep" said Mrs. Baxter, but let us
do II after the train has. left the sta
| ton" She also said that cit had been
proven that our victory in the war de-
| ponds not on the length of the battle
! and we right here in America are the
| depth of it,
Mrs. Baxter was the guest Of Mrs. A.
M. Fuller, chairman of the Topeka
| canteen committee.
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| Miss Phronsie Cain. daughter of
Mr.. Cullen Cain of Arizona, formerly
city editor OF the Topeka State Jour-
| nal, is visiting Mrs. Curtis Bailey and
Miss Harriet Risteen. Miss Risteen
gave a picnic at Wakarusa last eve
ming at which Miss Cain was guest of
| honor.
The Military Sisterhood yesterday
celebrated their first anniversary and
| observed Flag day at their quarters
| in the Memorial building. The sister
| hood voted to give five dollars to the
canteen service of the Red Cross. Mrs.
| r. A. Burch read President Wilson's
Flag day message and Mrs. c. I. Mar
! tin, state president and founder of the
| local organization, made a brief ad-
| dress.
Mrs. e. C. Fable, the newly elected
| president Of the Topeka chapter, made
a very effective talk concerning the
tie which holds the sisterhood so close
together at this time. At the close
/ she maid n frjhnfa IN Mrs Martin 10
founder.
Miss Isabel Crawford, who IS visit
| ing Miss Imogene Warren in Emporia,
was a guest of honor at a dance given
by her hostess last evening at the EN-
poria Country club.
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| A number of Topeka women have
taken up the work of raising money
for the overseas hospitals. The United
States Is giving $125,000 this year TO
the fund and Topeka will attempt to
raise $500 of that amount.
Miss Helen Estey is chairman OF
the committee which will have charge
| Of the work. Mrs. Leslie Guild, secre-
tary. and Mrs. Luther Burns. treas
urer. The members Of the commit
tee, each of whom will ask four other
women to assist her. are: Mrs. iona
than Thomas. Mrs. Bennett r. Wheel
er, Mrs. William A. Johnston. Miss
Effie Page. Mrs. w. P. Lyman, Mrs
r. r. Nelson, Mrs. w. T. Newman
Mrs. w. A McCarter. Mrs H. A. Auer.
bach, Mrs Frank Burrow. Mrs s. S
Estey, Miss Julia Larimer. Mrs. EN-.
ma L. Redden, Mrs. Kurtz Kellam
Mrs. George W. Parkhurst, Mrs
Archie r. Mulholland, Mrs. E. C. Win.
ter, Mrs. George T. staebler. Mrs JohT
I. Bagby, Mrs. H. A. Sternberg, Mrs
Cornelia Curry. Mrs. ]. F. Cecil, Mrs
A, J. White. Mrs silas Porter. Mrs
Albert Patten, Miss Gladys West.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
VINO says young man friend OF
hers told her one time that orange.
were the very best diet to make he1
beautiful and that every time he came
after that he brought her oranges He
explained that It was rather to keer
her as she was than to improve hel
that he persisted in making sucf
gifts.
Mrs June Chapman will leave mex,
tuesday for Chicago. where she will
attend the International Kindergarter
association meeting, held from the "a
to the % of June. Mrs. Chapman will
spend the remainder of the summer
In Chicago. where she will take spe.
ciaf work in the university. Before re-
|, I
two uncles in Milwaukee and an aun
in Green Springs. Ohio.
Mrs. Chapman takes with her to tn,
convention an invitation for the In
, ternationa1 Kindergarten union Il
J meet in Topeka in the near future. i
not next year. two years from thi
summer. She takes cordial invitation
from Governor Capper. state Super
? intendent w. D. Ross. City Superinten
4 dent H. B. Wilson. Mayor J. e. House
/ DIR. c. NJ. Sheldon. Bishop Wise, thu
Chamber of Commerce. the Topek:
8 Woman's club. the Woman's Rot,
club. the Child Conservation league
| the Central Park kindergarten, tn
Potwin kindergarten. the Day Nurser
l club and all the kindergarten teach
E ers of the city The Internationa
4 Kindergarten association is a larg
} organization and il II viii come her
e in the near future 1t will mean mucl
to Topeka.
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> Miss Anna NJ. p. Bundy will give he
e annual recital at the First Unite
n Presbyterian church. corner OF Eight
+ and Topeka avenue on the evening o
June "a, at o'clock Mr.. Walter Zim
0 norman will assist. He will sing
e group of Cadman songs, a solo fror
n the Messiah" and the French ma
s tiona1 hymn.
o THERE Is A BOY IN OUR TOW,
al Who Is about first year college az
: and who is said to be the object Z
e great admiration from at least thre
k of the best looking girls in his GROVE
: At house parties in this set. he ha
been so popular that a lottery ha
= been used to see with which of his a6
Il Mirers his hostess would put him fo
r rowing, tennis, horseback riding. etc
4 and he remained sublimely innocer