The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29

the Association of Collegiate Alumnae
| to be held in ST. Louis March 81 to
April 8. Miss Davis goes as alternate
counsellor and delegate from the local
chapter.
Miss Davis is a graduate of Mt.
Holyoke and came to Bethany from
Washington, D. c., where she had
charge of private school. Miss Alice
Winston of Lawrence, state president
| of the association, will also be a dele
gate.
At this meeting the association will
decide on the plans for work for COL
| lege women during the next two years.
| 1t will consist of reconstruction work
| in America and France, public health
work and placement of unemployed
women, especially college women.
plan to keep young girls in high
school will also be discussed.
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The committees have been chosen
| from among the members of the Rota
club for the community circus which
the club will put on at the auditorium
April "a and rs. The following COM
| mittees were announced at a meeting
at the What Not" shop last night:
Ticket committee-Mrs- A. S. Thomas,
son, Mrs. L. D. Wolfe, Miss Mabel
Adams, Miss Rose Ferlet, Mrs. Eleanor
Davidson. Refreshment committee No.
| Miss Marie Wilmer, chairman;
| Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Adrian L. Greene,
| DR.. Anna Foy, Mrs. Cyrus Guthrie,
Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan.
| Refreshment committee No. Mrs.
| G. X. De Nun, chairman; Mrs. Maude
| c. Brickley, Mrs. w. Tom Brown, Mrs.
Clara Schmidt, DIR. Mary Alspach. Miss
| Josephine Herren, Mrs. r. o. Wales,
1 Mrs. r. NJ. johnson. Program COM
mittee-Mrs. Florence Magill Wallace,
Mrs. Thomas, Miss Mabel Adams.
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. p. P. Womer, Mrs.
Harry Forbes. Costume-Miss Glen
Davis, chairman; Mrs. J. +. FARRELL,
Miss Anna Speck. Miss Jessie Dean,
DIR. Harriet Adams. Miss Mary Har-
rison. Make up-Mrs. NJ. L. Fields.
| chairman; Mrs. L. D. Whittemore.
Mrs. Cady Hodge, Miss Stella Nash
| Miss Grace Gilmore. Decorating-Mrs.
| r. r. Baer, chairman; Mrs. John L.
| Lord, Miss Adams, Mrs. Greene, Mrs.
Sullivan, Mrs. Grace Rees, Mrs. David
son. Miss Rose Ferlet- Arrangements
| Mrs. A. S. Thomas. chairman; Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Forbes, MIS-. John E.
Lord, Miss Mabel Adams, Miss Glen
| Davis, Miss May Malone, Miss Helen
| Phipps. Finance-Miss May Malone.
Publicity-Mrs. Harry Forbes chair
| man; Mrs. Florence Magil1 Wallace,
| director; Mrs. Russell Keck, Mrs. Bea-
| trice Edwin, and active newspaper wo-
men. Music-Miss Phipps, chairman;
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe, director.
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| Corporal William Haage has re-
turned from France and is now at
| Hampton, Va, according to word re-
ceived by his wife, Mrs Mayme Mitch
| ell Haage of Topeka, this morning.
Corporal Haage left Topeka with the
| 10th Infantry band of the 35th diviS-
ion, but for the past two months he
| has been in a base hospital at Bor-
| deaux, following an accident at Com
mercy, resulting in a fractured skull.
Corporal Haage returned to America
as a casual. but his message states
that he is again in splendid health.
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Eldon Deneke entertained some of
| his little friends this afternoon at his
home in KendeH avenue to celebrate
his sixth birthday. The favors were
pretty Easter baskets. The guests
were Elenore Beth Baer, Harry and
Wilbur Senne, Poland Miller, Robert
| Diffenderfer, Robert Varse, Dorothy,
Jack and Billy Mcfarland, Rudolph
Dorothy and Leon Finnie and Eldon
and Philip Deneke.
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| Some of the pupils of Miss Ethel
Everingham, teacher in the prepara-
tory department at Washburn were
presented in recital this afternoon at
$3.50 at the college chapel. On the
program were Jane Powell, Virginia
Alspach, Elizabeth Black. Agnes Sic
ben, Carrie Ludington, Eliza beth Sar-
gent, Marion Beck, Frances Beck,
Martha Merrick, Inez Hill, Miriam
Pearson, Gilmore Nitsch. John Schwartz,
Scott Schwartz. Edwin Hogue-
land, Lyle Harrison, Miss Carolyn Kin
ney. Miss Alice Benning, Miss Ruth
Smith and Miss Rebecca Smith acted
as ushers.
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Mrs. Russell Frost entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home. Mrs. Donald Pierce and Mrs.
Walter Wedding were guests besides
the club members.
THERE'S \ WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who received a cable from her son
in France and one of the men whose
son is in the same company was Won
dering if he would get one also mo"
replied the woman, "I think the ia ct
that got this means that my son has
won all the money in the crowd so
I'm afraid the other boys won't send
any this time
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| A number of the pupils of Miss Ro-
berta McKirahan will give a recital
this evening at s o'clock at the Y.
ENLISTS IN FIGHT