The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-13

WEIGH. Mrs. Haas, Miss Fritton. Miss
Ruth Pittinger. Miss Ruth Tomlinson,
Miss Frances Holman, Miss Inez Hor-
ner, Miss Helen ,Rutledge. Miss Es-
ther Lindel, Miss Mildred Reed. Miss
Esther Grandon, Miss Edna Becker,
Miss Frances Ulamperl Miss Edith
Haeney. Miss Blanch Endlich. Miss
Ada Snyder. Miss Helen Gresser, Mrs.
Lorienz Schwartz.
A crowd of young people who had
dinner together at the Chocolate Shop
last evening were Mrs Henry Haynes.
Miss Mora Gatchell, Miss Dorothy
| Nichols, Miss Dorothy Coe, Miss Doro-
thy Smith, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Vreda Birch, Mr. Jack Erickson, Mr..
Stanley Copeland, Mr.. Ted Lager
strom, Mr.. James Brier, Mr.. John
| Alden Weightman, Mr.. Frank Fable
and Mr.. Roger Savage.
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The arrangements for the program
to be given by the Military Sisterhood
at Memorial hall tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3O have been completed. The
meeting is to celebrate Flag day and
the second anniversary of the found
ing of the Military Sisterhood
The program will open with the
singing of America" followed by
brief history of the pledge to the flag
which is to be given by the Boy
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will blow ITO the colors," and the
pledge will then be given.
"a Tribute to the Flag" will be the
| next number on the program, by DR..
| Samuel F. George, who was a major
in the Civil war.
| lin number, accompanied by Miss
Myrtle Radcliffe, and Perryman
Dodge will sing a solo, also accom-
panied by Miss Radcliffe.
The main address will be made by
Capt. w. P. MacLean, who commanded
Battery A of the 1SOth F. A. in
France.
Margaret Morrison will sing a song.
followed by a history of the Military
Sisterhood by Mrs. c. I. Martin, the
founder of the organization
In Memorium," for two members
and Mrs. ]. P. Carnahan, who have
died since the organization was
founded, will be given by Mrs. E. C.
Fable.
The program will close with vocal
solo. I'm Flanders Field" by Mr..
Horace Bowman, accompanied by Mrs.
ARA Clark. The county service flag
will be used on the platform, as " ell
as the gold glory service flag belong
ing to the Military Sisterhood. The
general public and all of the patriotic
organizations in the city are invited
| to the service.
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Prof. Daniel Muller will present
Thelma Hook, a little girl who has
been taking lessons of him less than
a year. in a recital tomorrow after
noon at 4, at the Muller School of
| Music. corner of Twelfth and Clay
streets.
In her program will be included
such numbers as March of the
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Handel; "Narcissus,'' by Nevin; IRE
member Me- and transcription from
] II Trovatore. Jessie Tobias, a little
| friend of the pianist, will give a read
ing, "A Pleasant Half Hour on the
Beach" The public is invited to the
recital.
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Mrs. Charles Jaeschke gave al
birthday party June II, to celebrates
the third anniversary of her small
son, Bobbie. After refreshments were,
served, the children were taken for
an auto ride. The guests were:
Theresa, Irene and Esther Durkin,
| Margaret, Hartley and Clifford Chap
| pell, Theresa Blair, Creola Lewis, Nor
man and Edward Hester, Randall
Sacks. Dorothy and Charles Brown,
Mildred and Franklin Sandmeyer,
Mary and Nadine Brownell, Cecil and
Dean Hughes and Katherine Debaker.
This afternoon, following the
eighth grade exercises ct Bethany
college, the intermediate classes Will
present part of Midsummer Nights
Dream on the Bethany campus.
Tonight Miss Miranda Davis, prin-
c1pal of Bethany, will entertain the
seniors at dinner at the Elks club.
tomorrow evening the seniors will
give Twelfth Night on the Bethany
campus.
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Miss Helen Thomas will entertain
with an informal dinner party tonight
at her home in Monroe street in hon
or OF Miss Isabel Whitcomb. who
leaves on Monday for Buffalo Park.
colorado. Covers will be placed for
Miss Whitcomb. Miss Jeannett Dooley,
Miss Amy Lee Kearney, Miss Mary
Hillyer, Miss Mildred Quail and Miss
! Thomas.
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| The Rota club. always in the fore IN
| matters pertaining to civic welfare
VIII take an active part in the good
roads tag day" which will be staged
tomorrow by the Good Roads associa-
| ton. Mrs. June Chapman, who is the
chairman of the civics committee of
the Rota club, has charge of the clubs
affair. The girls who will assist will
be dressed in white, and Mr.. J.. A.
Fansler, president of the Good Roads
association, has provided them with
white outing hats. with bands giving
their rank. and arm bands bearing the
slogan of. the day. Build Real Roads