The Topeka state journal., 1919-04-12
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The College Ammnae had luncheon
at Pelletier's Tea room this noon to
listen to the report which Miss Miriam
da Davis brought back from the Ma
tonal College Alumnae biennial at st.
Louis. Covers were laid for Miss
Charlotte Leavitt, University of Michi-
gan, Miss Annette Nicoll, Cornell, Miss
Mabel Jones, Washburn. Miss Ruth
Foster, K. u. Miss Mona Claire Huff
man, K. u, Miss Newson, Mrs. w. F.
Bowen, X u, Mrs. G. w. Smith, *.
U.g Mrs. nellie C. Terrill. K. u, Miss
Katherine Smith, Miss Miranda Davis.
Mount Holyoke, Mrs. Rousseau A.
Burch. Cornell, Miss Hulse, Columbia,
Miss Hyde, Mount Holyoke, Mrs. Epps.
X. u. Mrs. Baugh, K. u, Mrs. D. E.
Esterly. Oberlin, Mrs. Tom Doran, K.
u. Mrs. Frank Chafe, University of
Iowa, Miss Bertha Schmidt, Univer-
sity of Missouri, Miss Violet Baker
and Miss Rose Baker, K. S. A. c., Miss
Elfie Jones, Columbia, Mrs. A. H. Win
ter. K. u, Mrs. Mary Myers Branch
Mrs. Annette Terry, Miss Mayme Con-
roy. Mrs. Leavltt, Miss Ellis, Miss
Boughton, Miss Gertrude Boughton,
Mrs. Dolby, Mrs. G. c. Wheeler, Mrs.
Beggs, Mrs. Waugh. Mrs. Steele, Mrs.
Silas Porter, Miss Lola Graham and
Mrs. Ray Yarnell.
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Sunday at the Art guild is mems
day. At least. the men are co-hosts
with the women, and it is the day
that the men have an opportunity to
see the pictures without feeling that
they will be alone with bevy of
women. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Merriam
are the host and hostess for tomor-
row afternoon and they will have the
assistance of the following men and
women Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. White
more, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. stone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Garvey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Mac
farlane, DR.. and Mrs. Jesse B. Cook
and Mrs. Chas. Y. Spencer.
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Mrs Anna C. Goodrich of Valley
Falls, Kan, announces the engage
ment of her granddaughter, Miss
Josephine Yolande McCammon, to Mr..
William Mason Lord of Portland, Me.
Miss McCammon is the daughter of
the lafe Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Mccain
mon. She is a graduate of the liberal
arts department of Washburn college
and of the fine arts department OF the
University of Kansas. and has done
graduate work in piano and voice with
Alfred De Voto and Arthur ]. Hub
bard of Boston. She is teaching piano
at present in Stephens college, Column
b!a. Mo. Miss McCammon is a mem
Der of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority. -
Mr.. Lord is a mechanical engineer.
a graduate of Bowdoin college and of
the Massac chusetts Institute of Tech
nology. He is member of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon frate nifty. He enlist
ed in the service soon after the United
States entered the war, receiving the
commission of lieutenant of engineers,
and later was transferred to the ord
nance department, doing special
work in the nitrate plant at Sheffield,
Okla. He received his discharge from
the service in January and is now
with the Westinghouse Church, Kerr
company at Indian Head Md.
The wedding will take place in the
early summer and will be very quiet,
owing to the recent death of Mrs. Ed
ward Bumgardner. sister of Miss
McCammon.
One of the most exciting and enter
tanning features of the community cir
Gus which is to be given on the eve
nings of April % and 20 at the audi
torium is the equestrian ballet. Here
bareback riders perform on the backs
OF foaming steeds. Those in the bal
let are Miss Clementina de Smythe
Mime. Francesca Sturgiski Mile. Hes
torine Stevens and Theda Bara Rogers
Pretty solo dances will be given by
Miss Marguerite Koontz, who will
dance Oriental dances; little Adell
Chapman Foster. Miss Adele Kellogg
Miss Gray of Bethany college, and
Miss Gertrude Loudenbach of the Y
dances; Miss Elmine Bridges as
Pavlowa and Miss Maeanna Bridge in
imitation of Martilyn MILAN of "The
Follies.'
The statuary is also one of the in.
teresting features of the performance
Those who are in this are Mrs A, T
Lucas, Miss Glenn Davis, Mrs. w. E
Atchison, Mrs. Frank w. Thomas
Mrs. r. NJ. johnson and Miss Daisy
Neil.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congregational church will meet
Wednesday afternoon, April 16, with
Mrs. 7. B. Mayo, $40 Polk street. al
will be given:
Original sketch. Spring and Mr.
Moses''-Mrs. A. D. Gray.
Violin solo. Simple Aveu," Thorne
Mary Louise kirkpatrick, accom-
panied by Leone Brayman.
French Doll Dance" Reap the
Flax" "Play Ground" CLAP Dance
Gertrude Nelson, Katherine Epps
Marjorie Hoover, Esther Kratzen
Sarah Ewart, June Henderson, Heller
Wheeler, members of the Y. w. c. A
Thursday afternoon class of child
aesthetic and folk dancing.
LETTERS OF A CLUB WOMAN.
Dear ). R-S1nce the debutante /:
taking a vacation. in France, 1 be.
lieve. or else is about to be married
I thought you might possibly like t.
hear the latest things that THEY are
saying And the funny thing about il
is that nobody seems to know who i.
meant when one uses that expression
THEY SAY"
Have you heard about the very lat
est club in Topeka? 1t is called the
spoon and Ladle club" 1 am no
permitted to divulge the personnel o,
the club. nor it's reasons for being
The first meeting was held few day:
ago at the home of a prominent club
woman. and they do say that beside.
being a forceful speaker and a power
in club circles. she is an all-rounC
regular fellow" If you don't know
it, I'll tell you that that is a compli.
tho la,