The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-22
SO0WS
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1.-THE first social function at which
Governor and Mrs. Henry ]. Allen will
be host and hostess is the dinner
which they will give this evening at
their residence in compliment to the
justices of the supreme court and their
wives. Covers will be laid for Chief
Justice and Mrs. w. A. Johnston. JUS
tfce and Mrs. K. A. Burch, Justice and
Mrs. Silas Porter. Justice and Mrs.
Henry Mason, Justice and Mrs. John
Dawson. Justice and Mrs. John Mar
shall. Justice and Mrs. ]. S. West and
Governor and Mrs. Allen.
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!. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. MacLennah
entertained guests at dinner last eve
ming at their home for Mr.. Ernest
Harold Baynes, of New Hampshire,
who lectured at the auditorium yes
terday afternoon and last night on
animals and birds. Covers were laid
for Mr.. Baynes, Governor and Mrs.
Henry J. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
r. Wheeler. Miss Mary MacLennan
and Mr.. and Mrs. MacLennan.
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Miss Dorothy Crane has been chosen
Washburn college senior annual, for
this year. Miss Rheva Ronjour and
Miss Mildred Owen are the associate
editors and others on be staff are
Miss Edna Becker. Miss Tressa Tucker,
Miss Hazel Kesler Miss Maym Par
l.
Belden and Mr.. Dewey Hutchinson.
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Kansas hoy who is expected to
arrive soon from overseas is Lieut..
Richard Cav, of Liberal, Kan, a
nephew of Judge Ralph Cav, of To-
peka. Lieutenant Cav was formerly
sergeant in Company a of the 10th
enEineers, but is now a first lieutenant
with Company r of the 10 engineers.
lieutenant Cav was in the battle of
ArEonne forest and was badly gassed
on September IS. when he was for
ward on scout duty He also was
slightly wounded ami has been very
III In hospital since and is not vet
recovered, but he has orders to return
TO this country for further treatment
- IN september 20. Company b made
me road for the tanks to go over.
To-.
Mrs Harry F. Lyman. who leaves
soon for Kansas City to reside, was
given handkerchief shower yester-
day by the members of the ElyyeII
club. of which she is a member. The
meeting at the home Of Mrs H b
HoGeboom was the last which Mrs
Lyman will attend before leaving for
her new home. Those besides the club
members who attended the bridge
luncheon were Miss Julia Kerr of
pittsburgh, Pa, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. David Page; Mrs. Dorsey Cult
len of Washington, d. c.. who is the
EueSt OF MIS-. A. A F1urd. Mrs. A. w.
bronson and her sister. Mrs. Kitty
Brown of Mohawk, n. Y; Mrs. H. A
Perry and Mrs. NJ. H. Maier.
Mr.. Maynard Walker arrived in To-
peka yesterday from Camp Wheeler,
Macon. Ga. He will remain as the
guest of his parents Mr., and Mrs j.
/. Walker and his sister, Miss Anna
Walker, 2103 West street. until some
time in February. He will then return
tn Camp Wheeler and secure his dis
charge from the army. after which he
zoos to Florida to accept the position
Of secretary to the proprietor of a
lasice farm IN that state.
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lieut. Roy d. Chase. who has been
In Topeka visiting his mother, Mrs
j L. Chase. has gone to Amarillo
Jex-. where he has accepted a position
in the office of Mr.. r. ]. Parker. gen.
eral manager of the western division
of the Santa F'e. Lieutenant Chase
recently received his discharge from
the Eighth machine gun company at
Camp Hancock. Ga.
Mrs. Chase, who has been living
in Topeka while her husband was in
the service, will leave within a few
days for Amarillo. where she will Join
her husband, lieutenant Chase.
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Mrs. Lillian Mitchner, state presi-
dent of the w. c. T. u, returned yes
terday from Hutchinson. where she