The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-01

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much of which is of routine and
clerical nature. The club during the
forthcoming year, will be occupied, as
nearly all the clubs are, principally
with war work ana war interests.
The educational department of the
club will have an open meeting
Thursday at IL o'clock, with Mrs. w.
D. Ross, chairman, presiding. The
speakers will be Mr.. Philip Hasty,
Mrs. P. P. Womer. Miss Agnes Han
nigan and Miss M'Edna Corbet, who
will tell of war work in the schools
Mr.. Hasty will speak for the city
schools, Mrs. Womer for the college,
Miss Hannigan for parochiaI schools
and Miss Corbet for the rural schools.
Hostesses at the social meeting
, after the luncheon will be Mrs. James
l.. King and Mrs. George M. Stone.
Mrs. E. J. kulp, who was to have
been on the committee, has gone east,
called by the death of her brother-i in
law.
! The civics and justice department,
of which DR.. Sara Greenfield is chair
man, will have the open meeting of
the afternoon. Dr. E. l.. Nudge of
Washburn college will make the ad-
dress on Democracy in Our High
| Schools"
Mrs. w. w. wikidal will sing dur
ing the afternoon program, and music
for the meeting of the educational de-
partment will be furnished by stu
dents of the eighth grade of Polk
school.
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The afternoon session <of the
Womans club Thursday will begin at
2 O'Clock. instead of 2:3O, the usual
hour. The change in time is made
on account of the Junior Red Cross
auction sale, and it is planned to
have the club meeting finished in time
for the women to attend the sale.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Sherwin Moss
| of kenosha, Wis, announce the mar
! riage of their daughter Grace Emma
| to Lieut. AIRY c. Berry, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Berry of Topeka
The wedding took place this morning,
and Immediately after the ceremony,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Berry started on
a western honeymoon trip. They will
arrive in Topeka Friday to visit rela-
hves. Lieutenant Berry is graduate
! of the Kansas State Agricultural COL
| Iege, and member of the Sigma Alph
Epsilon fraternity. He enlisted early
in the war and received his commits
sion at the close of the first officers
training camp at Fort Riley. He is
now stationed at Camp Green, n. C..
and he and his bride will go to that
post to remain until Lieutenant Berry
Is called into service.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
Cathedral will have a missionary tea
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
H. A. Perry, of Taylor street.
Mrs. William Smurr announces the
marriage of her daughter, Florence
| Williams, to Mr.. Phil B. Lockwood, of
the 130th field artillery, Camp Doni-
phan. The marriage was solemnized
by the regimental chaplain at Lawton,
Okla, April IA. Mr.. Lockwood was
formerly a salesman for the Poehler
Mercantile Co. He enlisted in the
medical department of the army. Mrs
| Lockwood will remain in Lawton while
her husband is at Camp Doniphan.
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THERE'S. A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
| Who has been threatening her hus-
band with divorce for years, and now
she declares she is going to stop talk
ing and actually make good her threat
And Oh, sisters, if she does. we know
of some "poifect loides'' who are go
ing to do some trem milling in their
trim, high-heeled shoes, before the
trial is over.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Margaret
Fuller and Miss Lillian Guthrie. have
| returned from Manhattan, where they
| were guests LOT a rev Gays at the III
Beta Phi house. The three young wo-
men are members of the alumnae
cha pier of sorority.
| Miss Thelma Houston has returned
from Manhattan, where she attended
the Delta Zeta fraternity spring dane
ing party.
| Mrs C. F. Hall of Kansas City has
returned home, after two weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. T. r. Paxton.
Mrs. H. A. Perry will go to Port
LAND. Me- soon to visit her son.. James
Perry. who is with the coast artillery
at Fort williams.
Mrs. c. T. Trap has returned from
Leavenworth, where she visited Mrs.
J. n. Joeger.
Mrs. J. S. Cummins of Kansas CITY.
| who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
E. c. Winters, is i'll at the Winters
home. Mr.. E. C. Winters's brother
Mr. John Winters, and his family, OF
Pratt, Kan. will move soon to Topeka
and will make their home in this city.
Miss Alice Neiman of Manhattan
has gone to Lawrence. after visiting
friends in Topeka and attending a
dinner at the Kappa Kappa Chi soror-
ity house last Friday.
Miss Ethel joss has returned from
Lawrence. where she attended the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon formal party
Before going to Lawrence she was in
Manhattan, as guest at party giver
by Mrs H. J. Waters
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude L. Neil went to
Hutchinson today to attend the mar
!. riage of Miss Ruth Moore and Mr.
Waldemar Heathcote. which will take
place tonight.
Mrs Clarence Aten of Dodge City