The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-05
BY DAISY NEIL


Lieut. and Mrs Herbert o. Guild
arrived today from Pensacola, Fla,
where Lieutenant Guild is in the avia-
ton branch of the service. They are
guests of Lieutenant Guilds parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Guild, IN
Western avenue, and his sister, Mrs.
Walter Wedding. Mrs. Wedding en-
tertained with a family. dinner today
at her home in West Eleventh street
in compliment to Lieutenant and Mrs.
Guild and her husband Junior Lieut.
Walter Wedding, who left this after
noon for Hampton Roads, Va.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Guild were
married September "a at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Herbert, of New orleans, La.
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Sergt. Sanford farrell. who was among
the first Topeka boys to reach France
after we entered the war,shas nad an
offer to go to Paris to be associate ed1-
tor on the STARS and Stripes" the pa
per edited by the American boys over
there He declined the honor how
ever, expressing the sentiment that ne
was mot after a shell proof job, but
was in the army to help get the Hun
and safe retreat in Paris didn't heip
any in an effort to get him"
Sergeant FARRELL was then asked TO
send contributions from the field to
the paper and will do that as he can.
He was a reporter on the State Jour
nal before enlisting.
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The president of the Woman's Rota
club received the following letter from
Mr., E. Dana Caulkins, manager of the
War Camp Community Service: the
National War Camp Community Ser
vice is deeply appreciative of the splen-
did work being done by the Woman's
- in
wholesome entertainment for men IN
uniform We have received very sat
isfactory reports of this fire example
of community effort. Wishing you
continued success and thanking you
for this fine spirit of cooperation.
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Miss Edna Anton, Miss Marion Will
Nams, Miss Georgia Neese and Miss
Ann Weightman went to Lawrence
yesterday afternoon to attend dance
given last night by the Phi Psi fra
ternity.
The people living at the Virginia
will motor to the country Sunday even
ing for steak roast.
Miss Ruth Bradbury, who has been
spending the summer in California,
has accepted a position to do recrea-
ton war work in Pasadena, cal MISS
Bradbury is a sister of Mrs F Sed Mum
son. She is a graduate of the Topeka
high school. OF Emporia college ana
of Columbia university, where she
took her recreational work.
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The Topeka chapter of D. A. r.
this week got out it's year book. The
officers are: Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer
regent; Mrs. W. D. Ross, vice regent;
Mrs Pope W. Allen, recording sec
retary; Miss Lillian Valentine, CORE
L.
White, treasurer; Mrs. II. H. We1ty
registrar, Mrs. E. B. Stotts. historian;
Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey, auditor; Mrs. A.
H. Horton. honorary regent for life,
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, honorary re-
gent for life.
The advisory board consists of Mrs.
A K. Rodgers. Mrs. Fred Bonebrake,
Mrs. Theodore Saxon and Mrs o. L.
Moore. The committee chairmen are:
Mrs. J. P. Raster, ways and means;
Mrs. ]. E. Gossett, reception; Mrs.
Frank E. Whitney, press and program.
The standing committees as an
nounced in the year book are: Ways
and means, Mrs. ]. p. Raster, Mrs.
c. + Wilson. Mrs. ]. E. Gossett, Mrs.
H. A. Kingsley, Mrs. A. S. Amber, Mrs.
Robert Stone, Mrs. w. c. Fisk, Mrs
J. NJ. Wallace, Mrs c. H. Matthews
and Mrs. P. !. Murphy; reception,
Mrs. w. A. S. Bird, Mrs. c. G. Blake
ly, Mrs. j. z. Gossett, Miss Clara Mar
tin and Mrs +. c. Kaths: press, Mrs
Frank e. Whitney. Mrs. w. T. Brown
and Mrs. Vida E. Westenhaven; pro
gram. Mrs. Frank E. Whitney. Mrs. A.
NJ. Petro and Miss Louise Mcclellan;
state war service, Mrs. George Godfrey
Moore; state magazine. Mrs. A. NJ. Pc
tro; quilts, Mrs. Theodore Saxon; Red
Cross. Miss Margaret Weiss; music
Mrs. Morton Albaugh. and parliament
tartan, Mrs. o. L. Moore.
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Miss Day Monroe will leave this
evening for New York City after a
visit to her parents, Judge and Mrs
Lee Monroe Miss Monroe has been
guest of honor at a number of in
formal affairs during her visit here
Miss Monroe is canning center lead
er IN New York City where she is af-
f1liated with the New York state food
commission. During the canning sea-