The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-16

ton. she is surprised that the separa-
ton didn't take place sooner. One
afternoon Mrs Wife answered a sharp
ring of the telephone and heard her
husbands voice. Jane" he directed,
Il am at the BARRIERS, about to take a
bath. / want you to get cleap pair
| of sox and bring them here to me at
| once. And hurry, too, it is such pore
to have to wait" From a feminine
viewpoint, the worst of it is Jane de-
! livered the sox-
Miss Helen Davis. of New York,
general secretary of the Y. W. c. A.
war work council, and Mrs. stephen
Baker, prominent socially in New York
! City, will arrive this evening from
Camp Funston, where they have spent
a few days., to attend the war work
conference tomorrow. They will be
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
p. MacLennan and Miss Mary Mac
lehman while in town
Mrs w. S.FLindsay will entertain
Miss Henrietta Roeloffs.l MissNRoeloffs
has recently returned from France
where she was head of all Y. w. c. A.
war work. T.
Miss Edith Stanton, chairman of the.
| central field of the Y. w. C. A., arrived
today and is the guest of Mrs. Paul
Walker.
Midshfpman Gale Morgan, who has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe
Morgan, and Mr.. Morgan for a short
| time, and Midshipman Wendell Swift
ger, who has been his guest for
week, will leave tomorrow for Annapo-
lis to continue their training. Mid
shipman Morgan and Midshipman
| Switzer have been guests at number
I of Informal social functions during
their leave spent in Topeka. They
were guests of honor at several picnic
and dinner parties and were among
| the guests at the Phi Delt dance Fri
| day night.
| The N. N. S. club will meet Tues
| day afternoon with Mrs. w. L. Payne,
1881 College avenue.
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| Mrs. Edna Orahood, who has been
/ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
J. Smith north of town, and her sis
| ter, Mrs. H. NJ. Guy, has left to do
| overseas service as a nurse. She has
/ been nurse among the Indians for
| eight years. Mrs. Orahood formerly
| lived in Topeka and received her train
| ing for nurse at Manhattan. At
present she is stationed at a base hos
| pital at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth Tex,
| but expects to leave soon for overseas.
Her little daughter, Thelma, is with
| Mrs. Ora hoods parents
| Mr.. Francis Lynn Shellhouse, U. s.
! N, spent the week end with. his sister,
Mrs. ]. s. Shoop, $50 Fillmore street.
i, Mr.. Shellhouse. who has been musical
| instructor of bands at the naval train
| ing base. Hampton Roads. Va. has
been transferred to the Mare Island
navy base, San Francisco, Cal. Mr.
Shellhouse wears the insignia on his
Uniform indicating the five service
medals :. on in the United States navy.
| beginning a 10 hat Of 10 ,i1a II
Will be retired in December, 1920, hav-
ing completed his thirty years service.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. George Lynch of
Atho1, Kan. announce the marriage of
| their daughter, Elizabeth Irene to Mr.
| Ray Louis Endress of this city on
| September IA.
! Mr.. Endress-is located at Camp Fun
ston. and will soon leave for overseas
duty. Mrs. Endress will continue to
| hold her position with Crosby Broth
er's Dry Goods company while Mr.
Endress is in service.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN ONR TOWN
wig, has a French helmet which
has seen service on the front for two
years. and has been in all the famous
battles engaged in by the famous Blue
Devils. SO few of whom are left. The
+helmet bears the horn and the letters
! r. F., meaning French republic,
which are the insignia of that famous
/ company. 1t was sent from the
French front to Miss Rosa Ferlet by
Sergt. Marcel Cognet, the member of
the Blue Devils who was entertained
at one of the Rota club parties in To-
peka few months ago. The letters
on it are also the initials of Miss
Ferlet.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Don Mulvane and her daugh-
i tiers, Elizabeth and katherine, and
her brother. Mr.. John Fleishman of
Oklahoma City, arrived Saturday from
a visit to Mrs. Mulvanes parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Freshman, in Portlan l. Ore.
Mr.. Freshman is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mulvane for a few days
Miss Henrietta Alexander and Miss
Elizabeth Bonebrake returned yester-
day from an outing in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Davis will re-
turn tomorrow from the Mt. Prince
ton hotel, Buena Vista, Colo.
Mr.. Kenneth Adams left Saturday
for Camp Funston.
DR.. J. G.. McClintock and his daugh-
ter. Miss Helen McClintock, returned
| Thursday from a visit to another