The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-28

Beasley, DR.. c. L. williams. DR.. w. N.
West. Dr. Dorothy Nicoll. DIR. A. E.
Billings. DIR. H. w. Putnam. DIR. Lii
liam Malone. Assistants yesterday
were: Mrs. A. NJ. Thoroman, Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Mrs. j. A. Seely. Mrs.
Glen Deever, Mrs. C. c. Herr, Mrs. j.
7. Bell. Mrs. Ralph Squires. Mrs. j.
r. Waddington. Mrs. Howard Johns
ton, Mrs. Walter A. Smith, Mrs. David
Gossett, Mrs. w. G. Magaw, Mrs. E.
L. Nudge, Mrs. George Sawyer. Miss
Gertrude Barnes.
The physicians who will serve to-
day are DR.. Elvenor Ernest, DR.. L. "
Sans DR.. Martha Mccoy, DR.. M. G.
Sloo, DIR. A. F. Harrison, DIR. c. N.
Mertz, DIR. Lillian Malone. Assisting
will be Mrs. Norman Keller. Mrs. Matt
Weightman, Mrs. Clarence Bowman,
Mrs. Chester Woodward. Mrs. George
Hoyes, Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs.
Oscar Bonnet, Mrs. B. H. Pugh. Miss
Esther Peers, Miss Jessie McCarter.
Mrs. NJ. A. Floersch, Miss Marian
Garretson. Mrs. Robert Carver.
The Masonic Red Cross unit will
work at the Masonic temple Wednes-
day and Friday of this week. The
Scottish Rite Masons will serve lunch
on to all workers Wednesday.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who hopes that certain uppish
young officer will be given a more or
or less conspicuous place along the
battle front. Her scheme is som ething
on the order of David's solicitude for
the opportunity of a display of per-
sonal bravery on the part of Uriah.
Her reasons. however. are entirely diff
ferent. She gives as her grievance
the fact that the very first time this
young man was In her home he fn-
quired the location Of her bathroom.
if he would have time for a bath be-
fore the meal to which he had been
invited, and then proceeded to take a
plunge. He had been invited at the
request of one of his relatives, and
his modus operandi in keeping a din
ner engagement, still rankles in the
heart of his hostess, who had rather
her dinner table.
Mrs. B. H. Pugh and Mrs. George
Godfrey Moore entertained the Mi
nerva club Monday afternoon at Mrs.
Moore's home in Topeka avenue. Mrs.
H. L. Peppmeyer read a paper on the
novelist, Theodore Greiser.
The musical program was in charge
of Mrs. Leland McAfee. who spoke on
the composer, Burleigh. Mrs. E. D.
Clithero sang Little Mother of Nine
and when the Heart Is Young" Mrs.
w. S. Stambaugh sang Deep River"
Other numbers on the program were:
Brockway. played by Miss Ethel
Grant; THE Years at the Spring" and
"Ah, Love But Day." arranged by
Daniel Trotheroe, given by Miss Edith
Troxell; robin Sings in the Apple
Tree" and "In the Wood" by Mac
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by Gilbert Stress, by Mrs. Paul Van
Ness; 20 for a Breath of the Moor
lands" Whelpley, by Mrs. E. G. Fos-
ter.
Guests of the club were: Mrs John
Nichols. Mrs. c. J. Wilson, Mrs. T. c.
Putnam, Mrs John Sargent. Jr., Mrs
Emma Sells Marshall. Mrs. F. A Koes-
| ter, Mrs A. B. C. butcher of Kansas
City. Mrs. W. S. Stambaugh. Mrs Paul
Van Ness and Miss Edith TroxelI
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The Modoc club had its regular
meeting Monday evening, and guests
of the club were Mrs. William Easily
and her daughter Mrs. Harmon Tony.
Mrs. Tony sang a number of solos for
the entertainment of the club. She is
/ a pupil of Miss Thayer of Oxford Col
lege, Ohio.
Miss Georgia Neese will give her
| certificate recital tonight at Guild
Hall. She Is a pupil of Miss Helen
| Palmer Gray, expression teacher al
Bethany college. She will be assfste ed
i by Miss Hilma Dee Nichols, soprano
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musicale will be given at the
/ Central Park Christian church Wed.
nesday evening. May 20, at O'Clock
No admission charge will be made
and the public is invited. A choru.
will sing ITO Thee o Country" by
Eichberg; the Heighloa Hawaiian
Four will give two numbers, "Drowsy
| Waters and Honolulu Hula Hula
Girl" violin duet will be played
, by Miss Faybian Williams and Mr.
Harold Naylor. and Miss Elizabeth
Van Ness will give two violin solos
The Blinn Concert company will sing
! Voices of the Woods" by Ruben,
Speaks. Donald Knowles will give
two numbers, "On the Beach at Wal
| kiki." and Hawaiian guitar solo
"Old Black Joe" A second group b,
J the Hawaiian Four will be lover
There and "One, Two, Three, Four
/ The Blinn Concert company also will
sing Cadman's Land of the Sky Blue
Water" and Foote'S Irish Folk song
The program will close with the
chorus rendering of the Festal Te
Deum.
Notes and Personal Mention.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Gray have
returned from Wichita. Kan, where
they visited Mrs. Gray's sister Mrs
Henry J. Allen.
Mrs. D. W. Mulvane and Mrs Ar.
thur Capper returned today from al
: eastern trip They attend the nation