The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
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BY GRAC1A Pore WOOD.

been teachinf first at Hoyt and then
at Nortonville, Kan
Mr.. Tomlinson. who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Z. Tomlinson, received
his discharge from military service
this summer He was a sergeant in
the engineering department of the
army. At present he is cashier of the
Capitol Building and Loan association.
At the time Mr.. Tomlinson Joined the
army he was a student in the Wash
burn law school, and was a member of
the Alpha Delta fraternity.
Out of town guests here for the
wedding are Mr.. and Mrs Ray KIM
mel. of McLouth; Mrs. Nettie Hug
gins, of Overbrook; Mrs. Bell Camp
bell. of Manhattan; the Rev. and Mrs.
c. z. Holcombe. Mr.. and Mrs F. V.
Bergman. Mrs. Robin Jeffrey. Miss
Nortonville; Mr.. Frank Weightman, of
Kansas City; Miss Juliette Brown, of
Chicago; Mrs. o. F. Hite, of Wamego;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Frink. of Law
renee.
Miss Caroline Morton, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Morton, 100
West street, has accepte l position in
the state office of the extension work.
ers at Cornell university, Ithaca. n. Y,
and will leave thu position she now
occupies in Saratoga Springs. N. Y,
AUGUST ].
in Topeka, having taught in the high
school here several years ago. She is
a graduate of the Topeka high school
and of the Kansas State Agricultural
college. She has also had work in
home economics in Columbia univer-
sity.
After Miss Morton taught in To-
peka she went TO Highland Park, near
Chicago, as a teacher. Later she was
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girls school at Lake Forest, near Chi
cago. From here she accepted a call
to do home bureau work which was
so necessary at the time of war con-
servation.
Her ability and experience have
been recognized to the extent that she
has been asked to fill this important
new position in New York's state col
leGt.
The Country club will be a very So
ciable place this evening. so many din
ner parties have been scheduled for
this time. A number of the members
others are having more pretentious
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lux. Jr.. will have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Ivan DID
BILE, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lyman, Mrs.
Henry Haynes, Lieut.. Sam Stewart.
Mr.. Frank Merriam will entertain
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Thrill and Mrs. Thrills sister.
Mrs. Leavitt.
Co. and Mrs. John S. Dean are hav-
ing a little family party for their
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Ball, Mr.. Ball
and their children, Elizabeth and
George.
Mrs. E. A. Campbell will have big
dinner party to which she has invited
twenty-three guests.
Others who will entertain are Mrs.
]. F. Norton, DIR. d. r. Paine, Mr.. j.
A. Cole, DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Coston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith. DR..
and Mrs. w n West, Sen. w. Wilson,
Mrs. W. p. Lyman, Mr.. N. V. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Yates.
Mrs. Thomas z. Dewey has received
word that her son. Thomas, has ar
rived in this country after fourteen
months IN France. He will go to
Camp Mills for his discharge and
the come to Topeka. Mr.. Dewey has
been a student in the university at
Grenoble, France, for the last four
months, and before sailing for the
United States had a long trip down the
Rivera and thru a part of Italy. Mr..
Dewey was in field hospital No 1ss-
Mrs. r. N. Lattner, 1041 Arch
street, will entertain this evening
from seven to nine for her daughter,
Laura Jane. The following little boys
and girls have been asked to help
celebrate her fifth birthday. Patricia
Shoaf, Donald and Annabelle Putney,
Barbara Ellen and Tommy Dee, Alice
Weigand, Lucille Lockwood, Bobbie
Finnegan, Helen Stader, Betty and
Anne Morrisey. Mary, Margaret and
Betty Kantz, Wilma Jacobs, Donald
Christie Leo Mulloy, Margaret Drury,
Charlotte Mullinix, Mary Kathleen,
Lattner.
The prospectus of the Shawnee
county honor roll is out and the wom-
en- of the Military Sisterhood are
showing it to those who are interested.
II is a very beautiful book; bound in
shaded brown flexible leather with
the fly leaves of rough yellow paper.
On the cover is the design of an eagle
with outstretched wings with the
words Honor Roll" Below in smaller
letters it says Shawnee county and
below this is the seal of the state of
Kansas.
The first cuts show the generals Of
the allied countries and pictures of
the boys of the seth and 35th divi-
sions in action and in the camps over
seas. There is a picture of Gen. c. 1.
Martin and one of Mrs. Martin, who
is the national president of the Mill