The Topeka state journal., 1918-11-07

appointed the new head of the can
teen work and has chosen her cap
tains and supply officers to assist her.
The captains are reorganizing the
committees this week and will begin
work next week. At present members
of the old committee are meeting the
troop trains.
The Social Service club met yester-
day at the home of Miss Mary Mac
Lehman to make arrangements for
some affairs which they will give soon
for the benefit of the charity work
which the club IS doing, One of the
things which they are p1ahnfng-and TO
which their friends should look for
ward Is the sale of fancy work which
they have made this summer. which
is to be held in connection with an old
fashioned box supper to be given on
Tuesday, November 26. Those hav-
ing seen some of the handwork made
by the members of this club say that
one Will miss a big opportunity by
not attending this miniature bazaar.
The Social Service club has in
creased it's membership this year. Mrs
w. r. Kereher, is president and there
are fifty active members. Those new
this year are Mrs. w. c. McDonoueh,
Mrs. Frank Andrews Mrs. Albert Pat
ten. Mrs. Tom Lillard, Mrs. E. r.
Mahood, Miss Ethel Frizell, Miss
Grace Frost. Miss Mona Clare Huff
man. Mrs F. F. Ginger, Mrs. Kurtz
Kellam. Mrs. David Bowie. Mrs. M.
E. Uric. Mrs Noel Wood. Mrs. Metz
dorf and Mrs. Rumps.
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Miss Helen Scott of Horton, who is
guest of Miss Josephine Wingart.
and Mr.. Henry ElIer, who leaves soon
Tor military service. were guests of
honor last evening at an informal
party at the home of Miss Winyart
Ihose present were Miss Scott, Miss
Dorothy Cole, Miss Helen Louise
kresie. Miss Ethel Kresie, Miss Esther
kresie. Miss Wingart, Mr. E14er. Mr..
Cecil Stanford, Mr.. Francis Wilson.
Mr. Arthur Bonebral1e, MIR. Louis Tay.
lor and Mr.. George Bruce.
Miss Dorothy Cole will have guests
to dinner at the Chocolate Shop this
evening in compliment to Miss Scott
Covers will be laid for Miss Scott. Miss
W1ngart. Miss Helen Louise Kresie.
Miss Ethel Kresie, Miss Esther Kresie
and Miss Cole
Mrs. Thomas J. Gilbert has received
word that her husband has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of major Ma jor
Gilbert is in France with the Ninety
second Division. He VIII now be in
command OF the first battalion of the
351st Field Artillery. Mrs. Gilbert is
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Powell. 7o1 Taylor street.
The meeting of the Alumnae chap
ter of the Sigma Alpha Iota sorority
which was to be held this evening at
the home of Miss Helen Coe, 1401
Fillmore street, has been postponed.
Mrs. Minnie~A., ConweII. 1924 N.
Jackson street, entertained at one
O'Clock luncheon yesterday, the occa-
sion being her birthday. The guests
invited were Gov. Arthur Capper, Mrs.
A. Bergen. Mr.. E. c. Paxton. Mrs.
Birdie Humphrey. of Scandia. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Adams. Miss Ruth Adams,
Mr.. Frank Adams. all formerly from
Garnett. as also is Mrs. Conwell. and
Mr.. Roger c. Rice. Mrs. g. E. Allen,
Mrs. E. c. Riley. Mrs. J. c. Banta,
and DR.. and Mrs. n. ]. Taylor, of Ber-
ryton.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Theodore Snattinger left today
for her home in Minneapolis, Minn.,
after a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell Jones.
DIR. G. H. Lits.nger, who has been
ill for three weeks. is able to be at
work again.
Mr.. N. J., Etheridge. of Waycross,
Ca, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Bergundthal, 713 West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Corbet have re
turned from a two days visit in Kan
sas City.
Miss Ula Reed. who is student at
the state university at Lawrence, is
the guest of the L. F. Dugan family,
1851 Fillmore street
Hiss Ann Weightman is the guest of