The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-18

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young ladies will be:
Mrs. Arthur Capper Mrs. W. T. Crosby
Mrs. Charles Thomas Mrs. Warwick Upde
Mrs. F. W. Freeman graft
Mrs Chester Wood Mrs. Edwin kistler
ward Mrs. Fred Davis
Mrs. Leslie Guild Mrs. Bruce McFar-
Mrs. Forrest Loveland land
Mrs. Adelaide Smith Mrs. w. Z. Lyman
Miss Ida Wingert Mrs. Don Pierce
Mrs. David Mulvane Mrs. Don Mulvane
Mrs. H. Il. Dillon Mrs. Clarence Jordan
Mrs. George Crawford Mrs. Jack Campbell
Mrs. Chas. Elliot Mrs. Dana Davis
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell Mrs. Frank Burrow
Mrs. Harrison Nor Mrs. Ilif Felix
gan Mrs. Frank Griggs
Mrs. Schuyler Nichols Mrs. kurtz Kellam
Mrs. Frank Scott Mrs. Russell Frost
ijavis Mrs. Geo. Staebler
Mrs. Silas Porter Mrs. George Thomp-
Mrs. Eugene Quinton Mrs George Hayden
Mrs. Frank Merriam Mrs. Charles Wolff
Mrs. Frank Beck Mrs. VIM. Connors
Mrs. J. X. koontz Mrs. C. L. Buck
Mrs. Il. +. Akers Mrs. W. b. Swan
A;r:- 4. a. GODDARD Mrs. H. L. AIkire
Mrs. Glcuwood Jones Mrs. Eugene Sallee
Mrs. George Clark Mrs. George Allen
Mrs. Bennett X. Miss Margaret Wall
WHEELER Mrs. Fred Cole
Mrs Merrill Mills Mrs. Robt Pierce
Mrs. II. II. Hazlett Mrs. J. N Cornell
Mrs. Charles Dillon Mrs. Will Eastman
Mrs. Earle Williams Mrs. Paul Walker
Mrs. Herbert West Mrs. Norman Wear
Mrs Cecil Howes Mrs. Joseph Morgan
Mrs. Norman Keller Mrs. Clarence Bow
Mrs. II. W. seery man
Misses Elisabeth Edison
Helen McClintock Esther Esther Thom 9E-
Nellie Belt Marjora Blank
Edna Hopkins Forestine blank
Hazel Risteen johanna GIeed
Ariel Nichols Ann Weightman,
Mary Van Nechteu Mary Burnett
Clyde Bonebrake Ruth Wood
Dorothy Nichols Alice Lyman
Edna Herbst Isabel Stewart
Isrnestine Klein Marguerite Stewart
Cynthia Monroe Charlotte West
Mary Clark Mary Rodgers
Antoinette Clark isabel Crawford
Grace Koontz jane Bone
Mona Clair Huffman Georgia Neese
Louise MekOwn Ethel Chase
Mildred Quinton Elizabeth HOPKINS
Marguerite Koontz Bess Campbell
Marian Williams Antoinette West
Helen Lucas
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In a letter received from Mr.. Paul
Moneype. ny, who is somewhere in
France, he stated that he had been
given ten days furlo which he had
spent in southern France. He visited
Monte Carlo. and many of the other
places of interest in southern France
and northern Italy. During his visit
to Paris his brother, Mr.. Kent Money
penny, was also in Paris as he learned
when he got back to camp and read
his mail. The two sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Moneypenny have not met
since Paul left with about the first
American troops for overseas service.
gineers and his brother is in an ambu-
lance corps.
Miss Elisabeth Edison entertained a
few guests yesterday at luncheon for
Miss Jessie Burnett who leaves Fri
for Miss Burnett. Miss Dorothy Wahle,
Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft and Miss
Edison.
Miss Elizabeth Hand will entertain
Miss Lois Robinette. Miss Elizabeth
at slumber party tonight at her
home in College avenue
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Miss V.Iifred Greene entertained
in compliment to Miss Helen Casey.
who left yesterday for her home in
summer school at Washburn. The
guests who spent the morning in
knitting were Miss Casey, Miss Eliza
beth Culver. Miss Annabelle Carney,
Miss Mary WeightmaR. Miss Marion
Morrow, Miss Pauline McVey, Miss
Lillian Martin, Mrs Roy Schoff. Mrs.
Glenn Logan. Mrs Carl White and
Mrs. Adrian Gre enc.
X X
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobart have
received word that their son, Lieut.
w x Hobart. NJ. r. c., who is on the
surgical staff of base hospital No. %. is
to receive a promotion to captaincy-
His brother. Sergt- Charles H. Ho-
bart, also with base hospital No. %.
holds one of the highest offices among
the enlisted personnel. the doctors of
medicine being the commissioned Of
ficers. They expect to be overseas
soon.
The Topeka Rebeka lodge gave a
spread. at $50 last evening at the
- faIl
by a line party at the Orpheun. Those
present were Miss Myrtle Timberlake,
Miss Hazel Thomas. Miss Julia Smith
Miss Hattie Rumble. Miss Elsie Miles