The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-26

erS store, ana the mem DerS go from
the club meetings to the Red Cross
rooms in the same building.
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Mr.. A. A. Scott is returning from
trip to Washington, D. c. He stopped
in Chicago and will be accompanied
home from that city by his sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Lewis. Mrs. Lewis formerly
lived in Topeka, and was librarian in
the city library. While she is in To-
peka she will be the guest of her
niece, Mrs. Holmes Meade.
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The meeting date of the U and 1
club has been changed from Tuesday
The Crochet club will meet Tues
day of next week with Mrs. A. A
Scott: of West Tenth avenue. The
club is not doing their customary fan
cy work this. winter, but is knitting
for the soldiers.
Mr.. Ralph G. Phillips of Chicago
mas recently bought the American
Blograph Film company of Chicago,
which was one of the early moving
picture concerns of the country. Mr.
Phllilps is a moving picture man of
considerable Importance in the east
Mrs. Phillips was, until a few months
ago. Miss Jessie Jones of Topeka.
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Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter. will
IeaVe tonight for Chicago to attend a
meeting of the Midland Authors c1rh
to be held Saturday at the Art Insti-
tute- Nh McCarter is a member of
the club.
Miss Charlotte Leavitt is in charge
OF arrangements for, the celebration
OF WaShburn day, to be held February
g. That date is the anniversary of the
founding of the college, A BANQUET
Will be given at the Chamber of Com
merce.
Each ticket for the luncheon of the
Woman'S Kansas Day club is a regis
tration card, which the purchaser is
asked to sign and turn in with the
ticket at the luncheon This will OBJ
viate the necessity of registering
members after they arrive at the
meeting. 81
The business session of the club will
begin at $50 o'clock Tuesday morning
at the Y. w. c. A. The members are
asked to be at<the meeting as prompt
ly as possible.
The alumnae members of Kappa
Alpha Theta gave a party in celebra-
ton of founders day Friday night at
the home of Mrs. S. S. Estey and Miss
Helen Estey, of Harrison street. The
guests were the active chapter and
pledges of the sorority at Washburn
Usually a dinner party is given as a
part of the celebration of founders
day, but in accordance with war time
conservation policy, that feature of the
entertainment was omitted.
The diversion of the evening was
the presentation of an original musical
play by the following members of the
alumnae chapter: Mrs. WarKick 1Upde-
graft. Mrs. Jean Rodgers johnson,
Miss Louise McNea1, Mrs. Clark Zugg
Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss Violet
Crumbine. Mrs. W. F. Bowen, Mrs
George Whitcomb. Miss Helen Estey
and Miss Marian Morrow.
The hostesses at the party were:
Mrs. Estey. Miss Helen Estey, Mrs
w. F. Bowen, Mrs. j. F. BOYLE, Mrs
J. A. Campbell, Miss Violet Crumbine,
Miss Bernice ,Emahizer, Miss Ruth
Raster, Miss Charlotte Leavitt, Mrs.
Mrs. Cyrus Monroe, Miss Marian Nor
row, Mrs. j. A. Myers. Mrs. David
Neiswanger, Miss Mary Parkinson,
Mrs. f. G. Thompson. Miss Marian
Thompson, Mrs. Warrick Updegraff,
Mrs. Paul Walker. Mrs George Whit
Walter Wedding, Mrs. Clark Zugg,
Mrs Leland Johnson, Miss Henrietta
Alexander. Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Mary Alexander, Miss Alice Andrews,
Miss Esther Clark, Mrs. ]. P Coleman,
Miss Helen Crawford, Mrs. Guilford
Dudley, Mrs Cecil Forter. Miss Edna
Hopkins. Mrs. James Hughes Miss
Grace Koontz. Miss Julia Larimer,
Mrs. Forrest Loveland, Mrs. Clyde
Miller, Miss Dorothy Miller Miss
Elizabeth Mills. Miss Day Monroe,
Mrs. Harrison Morgan. Miss Margue-
rite Parkinson, Miss Frances Perry,
Mrs. E. E Sallee. Miss Marjorie
Thompson, Miss Margaret yTillotson,
Miss Marie and Miss Roxie Vancil,
Miss Marian Walp, Mrs. F. w Wat
son, Mrs. j. w. Barthelow, Miss Eliza
beth Baxter, Active girls and pledges
in attendance We're Miss Sue Louise
Bell. Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Cert
rude Gray. Miss Katherine Harrison,
Miss Gracia Wood. Miss Helen Welty,
Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Margar-
ct Suydam, Miss Marguerite Thrapp,
Miss Katherine Knowles, Miss Cathe-
rine 'Conkling, Miss Marjorie Herrig,
Miss Esther Jensen. Miss Helen Hun
ter. Miss Jane Alexander. Miss Chris
tina ward, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Eliza bet h
Edison, Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss Tel
line Evans, Miss Ann Hawley, Miss
Mary Paxton, Miss Beatrice Shake
shaft Miss Teresa Tucker Miss Doro-
thy Wahle, Miss Sara Robson, Miss
| Elizabeth Fyffe, Miss Irene Peers
| Miss Ida Suydam, Miss Eunice Gel
ger, Miss Elizabeth Bass, Miss Eliza
beth Hopkins, Miss Helen Lucas and
Miss Ruth Wood
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Among the students who graduated
/ last night from the Topeka high
school was Miss Margaret Carter, the
| a n oh of Mr nd D