The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-20

MISS Rutn Horton. VINO mas resigned
her position Us physical director of
the Y. w. c. A. and left this week
for her hon., in Litchficld, Mimi.
where she will spend the summer
with her parents.
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The Harris. the girls organizatio
of the June Is class of the Topeka
High school, breakfasted at Gage park
this morning at 6 o'clock. Those pres
ent were Miss Hunt, Miss Leola Zim-
norman, Miss LaVerne Snyder. Miss
Eva Kettering, Miss Marguerite Nc
Donald. Miss Airline Milan, Miss Ruth
Hawks, Miss Helen Hawks. Miss
Bertha Gish, Miss Blanch Mcleod.
Miss Vivian Horsfield. Miss Helen
Claypoole. Miss Lois Seely Miss
Martha Holl, Miss Dorotha Leeper,
Miss Isabel Sutherin, Miss Faye
Reicherter, Miss Althea Wiede and
Miss Gladys Phinney.
Almost all the parties at the Coun-
try club this season are Dutch
treats" Those who go out every Sat-
urday evening are divided into parties
either small or large and these same
crowds are seen together at the differ
/ ent dinner dances. Also a number of
the iuncheons which have been given
this summer were -get-together-
andbe-sociable affairs. There is no
special hostess. hence no one is re-
sponsible for the enjoyment of any
one else. and all have good times-if
for no other reason, because no one is
trying to make them.
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do not let up on Red Cross or 9TH
er war work" pleaded Mrs. Vickers.
in THE War Work of Women"
Don't think enough is being done
without your aid. Every single band
| age you women roll and every stitch
| fort TO some sick or wounded man.
Mrs. Vickers said the need of nurses
on the other side is great.
But let no woman go who Is not
clothed with proper authority" she
| warned. No woman is wanted there
| who is not efficient. or who is not
/ qualified 10 carry on her trained work
/ officially If a woman is not free to
| go abroad or not fitted for service over
there she can help by staying at home
| and releasing some woman who is pre-
pared for work at the front"
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tuiley are spend
| ing three weeks in Arkansas.
Mr.. Frank andrews has returned
| from Manitou for a few weeks stay in
Topeka on business. At the erd of
drews and their daughter. Jeanette,
| who are a. the Bates cottage in Nan
itou.
Mrs. Don MuIvane ard her daugh-
ters ard her brother. Mr.. John Fleish-
mar will leave tonight for Portland,
| Ore, to visit Mrs. Mulvane's parents,
Mr. and fIrs. ]. G. Fleishman.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lord of Lincoln,
Neb.. will spend Sunday with Mr.
Lords parents, MIR. and Mrs. John E.
Lord. NJ Eebecca Garvin and -1iss
Katherine Lord of Kansas City will
| also be guests in the Lord home O.
morrow.
Mrs. Theodore Snattinger, accom-
| panied by her mother. Mrs Howell
Jones, will leave Wednesday tor her
home in Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs. James Mcfarland and her
| daughter, who are visiting Mrs Nc
Farland's parents in Seneca, will re-
turn home Mono: V
Mrs Eugene Hagan will leave Aug
ust l for trip to Chicago and New
York
Mrs Nat Black and her mother
Mrs. Emma Corning. will leave Sun
da3 for ~oulder, Colo. for d fes
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolff and If
| Frank Andrews will drive 20 Camu
Funston to visit Mr. Harry Wolff, who
has been al camp for two weeks
| Miss Mary Wilton will leave soou
for Manitou. Colo.
Mr.. Charles Gaunt. formerly IF To-
peka- has left for his home in San
Francisco. Cal. after a short visit r.
friends.
|, Miss Margaret Motter of Mcpherson
:. has been the guest of her father, Mr.