The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-04

draws its membership from seniors
in the division of home economies.
Miss Herrick is first vice president OF
the Pi Beta Phi, social sorority. she
was secretary of the Y. w. C. A last
year and is the first vice president of
that orga nization this year. she De
longs to the Eurodelphian Literary
society, won second place in the
Royal Purple Beauty contest, and was
runner-up in the womens series at
tennis. Miss Herrick has been CHOSEN
delegate from Pi Beta Phi to the ma
tional convention in CharleVolN' !
Mich next summer.
Miss Ernestine Billy, sophomore IN |
home economies. is member OF the |
social sorority Pi Beta Phi She TOOK
the leading role in the two cohege
Box" and ''Under Cover" She has
been elected to membership in the
Purple Masque in recognition or ner
lsplendid work in these plays, ana is
vice president of that organization
Other four-year course students
from Topeka follow:
Juniors-Miss Elsie Cuthbert- Miss
EVELYN Lyons Miss Adele ide SEEDS,
Miss Elinor Frances, Neal, Robert
Donald McGregor, w. F .Runyen.
Sophomores+Miss Hattie Carr1s,
Miss Florence Esther JOSS Miss Flo
! Use Morrison, Miss Anna Leah Mcln-
| tyre, Miss Frances Ford, Miss Gladys
Woodward, Miss Prudence Stanley,
Miss Helen Cecil Beck, Merrill Watt.
Henry Harrison Welty.
Freshman-Miss Alice Marvin Rice.
Miss Elma Stewart, Miss Gladys Irene
Ritts, Miss Phoebe Romig. George
| Willia m Dehn, Robert w. Horsfield.
| Miss Lena Viola Hamilton and Miss
| Jennie Annette Stevens are taking the
one-year course in lunch room man
agement Miss Elizabeth Hart is
| taking the housekeepers' short course
| in home economics Miss Margery
Margaret Anderson took this course
la st semester. Scott E Kelsey is in
his third year in the school of agri-
culture. Warren Homer Robinson
and Clark Curtis Wilmer are both first
year students in the school of agri-
! culture.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. George Crane expects to leave
| a little later in the season for a trip
to Pennsylvania. to remain during the
| Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Hayes are
spending two weeks at Excelsior
| Springs, Mo.
Mrs. w. C. McDonough has returned
| from Lawrence, where she was the
McDonough will return tonight from
Des Moines. Ia, where he was called
by the illness of his brother.
Miss Eugenia Quinton of Washing
lOU, u. u. VIII arrive MONDAY TO WISH
her sister. Mrs Fred Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ziegler of
Springfield, Ohio, are the parents of
"a daughter, born Sunday. Mrs. Zieg-
Ter was formerly Miss Lucille Mills of
Topeka.
Mrs. Frank Griggs and her daugh-
ter, Jane, are visiting Mrs. W. p
Montgomery of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis has
moved from Arkansas City to Topeka
and will live in the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Nc
F'arland. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
| nave taken apartments at the Devon
Mr.. George Nettels of Topeka, who
is a student in the sophomore en-
glneering class at K. u, has been
elected to mem bership in the mems
student council.
| Miss Helen Yoder is visiting Mrs
Gregory Vigeant of Manhattan
| Miss Eleanor Patterson of Detroit
is visiting the ]. B. Larimer family.
| Miss Management Cornell is spending
a week at the Hostess house at Camp
Funston.
Mrs. Dennis Payne and her chill
dren of Milan, Mo-, will arrive next
week to visit Mrs. Payne's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes.
Mrs. Hal Hazlett has returned from
Abilene, where she visited her sister.
MISS Lucille Cooper.
| are
spending few days at Excelsior
Springs.
Mrs. Ella Smiley and Mrs. Fila
FISHER of Kansas City, are visiting
Mrs. E. T. Pollard, 514 West street
MRS NJ II. Wolfe of Brooks avenue.
VIII leave the first of next week for
Hhliadelphia, Penn. to visit her son,
MI Edwin Wolfe, and Mrs. Wolfe.
MI and Mrs. Ralph Hummel and
Ernest Chrichley of 426 Willow ave
nre, were the guests of Mrs HummePs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peckenpaugh,
last week, at Potter, Kansas.
Mr. Joseph A. Searrell baritone
lawrence will sing a solo, Zion" by
HUM, at the Sunday morning SER
vice of the First Presbyterian Church.
| Sergt.-Major Stewart McGaw of
camp Donlphan, has returned after a
visit ito his mother, Mrs. r. NJ Nc
cav, and his sister, Miss Marian Nc
Cav.
DR.. Lydia Allen DeVilbiss is in Kan
sas City. giving series of lectures.
Miss Marguerite >Gohlke has return
ed from Miltonvale, where she sang
in two concerts in the annual musical
festival of that town. She was one of
the festival singers at Miltonvale last
spring.
!; Miss Marian McGaw has recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. q. F. Bcklund of Newton, Ia
stopped in Topeka on his return from
Denver to visit the Oscar GohIke
family. Mrs. W. H. Schilling of Du-
in Topeka with Mr.. Schilling's sister,
Mrs. Gohlke and her family.
,, CLUB NOTES.
The Tuesday Study club will meet
| with Mrs w S Amos 723 Topeka