The Topeka state journal., 1919-05-08

she held the position of secretary to
| the United States board of appraisers.
| Lieutenant Boyer has received his
| discharge from the service and is now
| connected with the Cleveland Tractor
company at Cleveland, Ohio, in the en-
! gineering department. The wedding
will take place in the early summer.
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| Capt. L. r. TilIotson has written
! "A Short History of the 10th En-
gineers," which will be a feature in
| the 1919 Kansas Engineer, the an
| nual publication of the engineers of
the Kansas university. and which is
| to be issued within the next two or
| three weeks. Another leading article
will be contributed by R. A. Rut-
| ledge, chief engineer of the Santa Fe
at Amarillo. Tex.
The publication will also contain an
| honor roll telling what nearly 500
X. U. engineers did in the war, and
will contain news about engineering
graduates. There will be several pages
devoted to campus notes.
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Miss Emily Raymond entertained
! the members of Mrs L. c. Schnacke's
Sunday school class of the Central
! Congregational church Tuesday eve
ming at her home, 904 Lane street.
Miss Marguerite Parkinson, who has
recently returned from Pine Ridge,
| KY. gave talk on her school work
| at that place. A shower of notions
was also given for the class's mission
ary, Miss Alice Huggins, who is in
| China.
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| At the May fete to be given FRIDAY
| evening by the high school girls at
Central park the mothers of girls in
| the high school will have an oppor-
tunity to meet the teachers of the
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! ulty adviser. The hours are to be
from $50 to $50. Eight floats rep
resenting the classes of the high
school will be anchored on the north
lake at the park. The queen' Miss
Harriet Risteen. will have as attend
/ ants, Miss Vreda Birch. Miss Eva Mil
! Ter, Miss Louise Reckards and Miss
Dorothy Cole. The procession will
form at the north end of the park and
will be headed by the queen and her
attendants. followed blythe girls ofthe
school arranged in order of their
| classes. A program consisting of
aesthetic dancing by the girls of Miss
Grace Elmore's gymnasium classes
| and musical numbers under the super
vision of Miss Jessie Humphries of the
school will be given
| The musicale to be given at the
Eiks club this evening by Mr. Glen
wood Jones, tenor, and Mrs. Robert
| D. Carver, accompaniSt, will begin
at $50 o'clock. The entertainment rs
| for the benefit of the Fatherless Chill
| dren of France.
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! Notes and Personal Mention.
! Miss Dorothy Shoemaker will go to
| Lawrence for the weekend and will
| be the guest of Miss Marjorie Roby.
A number of Topeka girls will go
to Lawrence Saturday, to attend the
Sigma Phi dane to be given Saturday
! evening.
| Mrs. Anna Fulton GLIB will spend
| Sunday in Lawrence as the guest of
her niece, Miss Marjorie Fulton.
| Sergt. Warren T. Gill of Anchorage,
! Alaska, is the guest of his father and
Florence Gill and of his brother, Mr.
; Ted Gill. Sergeant Gill enlisted in the
f$1st railway engineers at Leaven-
| worth over year ago and Immediate
! ly sailed for France. He returned last
week on the Kroonland and landed at
| Newport News
Miss SarelIa Herrick of Manhattan
I spent a few days recently at Paola
visiting her sister. Miss Genevieve
/ Herrick.
/ Mrs S T Metty of POPS Van Buren
street has received word of the safe
arrival from overseas of her son, Corp.
William l.. Metty.
Mrs. A. McGrath of Lyndon, Kan,
| is the guest this week of Mrs. John
| Capps, in West Fifth street.
Al surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Sardou, 319 CORTLAND
| avenue, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Morris who expect to leave the
| latter part of this week to make their
home in California. The guests were: