The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-12

Thursday of each. month beginning
with next October.
The Woman's club has been asked
thru it's president, Mrs. w. A. -McCar-
ter, to cooperate with the Rotary
club in the boy scout movement The
regular national boy scout organiza-
ton here The educational depart
ment of the Woman's club will have
charge of their. part in this movement.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhne announce
the marriage of their daughter. AL
media Russell, to Rev. George Muller
GeiseI on Wednesday afternoon, June
~, at O'Clock at st. Bernard's
church, Bernar6sville. N. Y.
Mr.. Geisel is rector of Emmanuel
church, Ansonia, Conn. He was canon
of Grace cathedral for five years and
left Topeka January 1. 1918. to as
sumo his present charge. His many
friends here will be interested to hear
of his marriage.
Canon and Mrs. Geisel have been
friends since childhood. Mrs. Geisel
was reared on the noted Ballentine
estate at Berns rdsville.
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The Alpha Phi girls who are in
town for the summer were entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Esther
Thomas. Those present were Miss
Annetta Nicoll. Miss Maude Mcvey.
Miss Pauline McVey, Miss Winffred
Green, Miss Mary Weightman, Miss
Helen Neese, Miss Georgia Neese,
Miss Sierra Beggs, Miss Ruth Tom
linson, Miss Elizabeth Culver, Miss
Erma Larrick of Lenora, Miss Ella
Waldron of Dallas, Tex, Miss Edith
Troxell, Miss Marjorie Blanc, Miss
Edna Becker, Miss Eula Flemming.
Miss Edna Anton, Miss Mildred Lewis,
Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Orpha
Baughman.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home of Miss Helen
Neese and Miss Georgia Neese.
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The Military Sisterhood will cele-
brate their first anniversary Friday
afternoon at Memorial hall. Flag day
will be celebrated at the same time
and an interesting program will be
given. The organization was started
by Mrs. c. 1. Martin on flag day of
last year.
Last Tuesday the following officers
were elected for the year, Mrs E. C.
Fable, president; Mrs. H. H. Welty,
first vice. president; Mrs. M. /. Short,
second vice-president; Mrs. ]. E.
Thomas, recording secretary; Mrs. A.
T. Lucas. treasurer; Mrs. c. ]. Evans,
parliamentarian; and Mrs 1. S. Lewis,
auditor.
The members of the Art Guild went
in a. body last evening to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Stone, in
Highland Park to see Mr.. Stones
painting of THE TRANSPORTATION"
This painting was. an order from DR..
]. C. McCIintock and is to be placed
above the altar of the McClintock
Chapel at Grace Cathedral. The party
was planned in honor of Mr.. Maynard
Walker, former member of the
guild now home from Macon, Ca,
where he is stationed, for a short fur
Tough.
The party included Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone, Prof and Mrs. L. D. White
more, Miss Margaret Whittemore, Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Hodge. Marjorie,
Frances and Edward Hodge, Mrs
Katherine Lindsay Perkins, Miss Marie
Witwer. Mrs. j. D. Sullivan, Mrs. ]. E.
Lord, Mrs. Eliza Dewey Fernie, of
Hutchinson; Miss Blanche Stewart,
Miss Elizabeth E. Smith, Miss Selma
Johanson, Miss May Hull Miss Ide E.
Rowe, of Pratt; Miss Theresa johann
son. Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. Mary
Dallas Larimer and her children,
Mary, Ruth and Bob. Miss Kathryn
Gross, of Junction City; Miss Marian
Morrow, Miss Anna May Walker. Mr..
Raymond Walker. Mr. Carl Bolmar.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Stone.
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A swimming party and picnic sup
per last night at Cages were enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs Russell Frost Mr.