The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-15

Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss Ruth
Thompson, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Dorothy Wahle, Miss Esther Jensen
Miss Helen Welty. Miss Marguerite
Stewart, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Char
lotte West, Miss Pauline McVey, Miss
Mary Paxton, Miss Betty Fyfte, Mr..
Ralph Moore, John March, Ted Stem
ger Emery Woodhouse, Arch Walters,
Chesley Mccormack, Arch McKeever,
Oman Raines. Walter Cole, Edward
Wilkinson, James Allison, Leslie Gable,
Elmer Krinkle, Glen Davis, Edward
Nellis, George Greenwood, Ray Beers.
William Dunn, Henry Anton, Jack
Miller, Byron Boone.
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Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer will be at
home from $3.50 to o'clock Thursday
afternoon for Miss Clara Francis. who
will leave soon for France. All MEM
bers of the D. A. r. are invited.
An out of town guest will be Miss
Katherine Campbell of Ottawa, who is
the state regent of the Kansas Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution.
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The Washburn Alpha Debts had a
hike to Shunganunga, and a dancing
party afterwards at the chapter
house. The guests and hosts were:
Prof. and Mrs WA. Harshbarger, Mr..
Geiger. Miss Mildred Cornick, Miss
Esther Graham. Miss Helen Neese,
Miss Esther Thomas Miss Marie
Moore, Miss Sabra Eppler. Miss Mar
val Raines, Miss Avis Clayton, Miss Ha-
eel Swogeer. Miss Margaret Suydam.
Miss Grace Norton. Miss Helen Hun
ter, Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Mr.. Sam Heller. Albert
Reed. Glen Kassebaum, James Lind
say, William Menninger, Frank Meyer,
Lyman King, Dan Gugler, Harold,
Poort, Ken Hobbs. Ray Gomel, Will
10, a Mn(
renee Woodward, Loyal Mason.
Mr.. Frank P. MacLennan left Mon
day evening for Philadelphia to at
tend the big convention of the win
the War for Peace" as a delegate
from Kansas, appointed by Governor
Capper and upon special invitation
from Hon. William H. Taft, who pre-
sides at the two days meeting, and to
also attend a dinner at the Bellevue
Stratford the evening before to discuss
in advance some of the matters that
will come before the convention on
the following two days. Mr.. MacLen-
nan will be back in Topeka a week
| from today.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has found a real recompense
! for the horrors of war. zone of the
boys from our part of town." she saws,
seems to be actually making good in
I the army. he mas Deen a ne ef-dO-
well all his life-never turned his
! hand to a days work, and has in
volved himself in all sorts of discredit-
! ing entanglements. In fact he was a
terror 20 the neighborhood from the
! day he began to toddle. and now here
he is doing something worth while
for the first time in his life. and doing
] it we'll"
! The Topeka Edison company office
people had a spread Tuesday evening
in honor of Loren A. Dodge and Har-
1 old Tyler. who will leave soon to en-
| ter military service. Those present
were: Miss Nell Burleigh Miss
Eunice Mcmillan. Miss Bessie Smith,
Miss Jessie Sproat, Miss Grace Hop
kins. Miss Anna Carlson, Miss Vera
Sanford, Mrs Florence Horner. Mrs.
/ Donald Martin, Miss Ruth Graham.
Mr.. A. H. Purdy. Mr.. w. L. Stations.
! Mr.. John Carlson. Mr.. Putnam Price.
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton. Mr.. Dodge and
! Mr.. Tyler.
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The following item is from the Gar
den City Herald: The high mark of