The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

the arrangements. All members of
the Girl Reserves in the city are in
vited to tomorrow.'s party.
Mrs Merrill Mills was hostess at an
informal afternoon today for Mrs. T.
j. Kellam and Miss Belcher, of New
York.
The men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity gave an informal dancing
eVenin@. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E, Gibson
were the chaperons, and the guests
and members included: Miss Marian
Williams, Miss Jeanette Gleed, Miss
Betty Fyffe, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss
Ruth Rooster Miss Violet Crumbine,
Miss Dorothy Harrington, Miss Gcor-
gia Neese, Miss Doris Rosser, Miss
Catherine Conkling, Miss Helen Lucas,
Miss Forestine Blank, Miss Mabel
Howard, Miss Edna Anton, Miss Ruth
Marsh, Miss Mabel Claire Steele, Miss
Alice Merriam. Miss Jane Bone, Miss
Harold Lowe, Mr.. George Greenwood.
Mr.. Glenn Davis, Mr.. John Bauerlein.
Mr.. Byron Boone, Mr.. Philip Fable,
Mr.. Toll Ware, Mr.. John Parkinson,
Mr.. John Raster, Mr.. Frank Fable,
Mr.. John Long, Mr.. Ned Fleming,
Slagle, Mr. Churchill Sargent, Mr..
Arch farrell, Mr.. Henry Sullivan, Mr..
Charles Calvert, Mr.. Armin Weiskirch.
Mr.. Ted Hussey, Mr.. Glenn Hussey
and Mr.. Jack Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Readan, of Kansas City: Miss
Ruth Hawkes., Miss Margaret Stubs,
Miss Muriel March, Miss Edna Chain,
of K. u: Miss Ruth Massey, Miss
Babbie Gault, Miss Charlotte Hun
gate. Miss Isabel Crawford, Miss Ruth
Foster, Miss Marguerite Stewart, Miss
Louise McKown. Mr.. Jack Saunders,
Mr.. Henry Anton, Mr., Don Lindell'
Mr.. Merle Rutter. Mr.. Donald Droll,
Mr.. Maurice Dean, Mr.. Ray Coolidge
Mr.. Hamilton Chase, Mr.. : Chester
| Thomas, Mr.. Bobby Burns, and Mr.
Bill Barrett of K y
At the yearly business meeting of
the Topeka Art Guild, held Saturday
evening at-114 West Eighth avenue
the following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year: President, Miss
Marian Peers; vice president, David
Overmyer; secretary. L. A. Gillette, and
treasurer, L. Cady Hodge.
State Librarian James L. King
showed the club a part of his large
collection of war posters, and deliv-
cred most instructive and delightful
talk on the same. There will be nc
more meetings of the Art Guild until
September.
Beggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S
Beggs, to Mr.. Howard Tyson Cox OF
New York City has been announced
Miss Beggs is a graduate of Washburn
college, and a member of the Alpha
Phi sorority.
Mr.. Cox, who was a Washburn stu
dent, has recently returned from over
seas with the S9th division. He and
| his bride will make their home in
New York CITY
DEPARTING RHYMES.
There was an old lady who lived in
/ a shoe, no dumb waiter in such
places. when ever they brought he1
beer to the top, they lowered it down
with the laces.-Ride a cock horse
to Banbury Cross, to see an old lady
posed, the bar rooms were closed, and
that's what made Danbury Cross
Ding dong bell, pussys in the well
Dad1l pull her out cause ale made
him stout-A diller, a dollar, a II
o'clock scholar, what makes you come
, so soon? I wake up at s, when Dad
| slams the gate, as he stumbles home
sat on wall. Humpty-Dumpty had
high ball, he said, as he woke UP
next day from a jag, my tongue tastes
like the international rag.-Old
Mother Hubbard. went to cupboard
to look for a bone we supposed. there
was booze in a row, it was Sunday
and so, according to law it was closed
| Good thing. things close July first
| These efforts are terrible.) N.S.A.
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| The June meeting of the Woman's
club will be held at Guild hall A
playIet, 1.-THE Beginning and End OF
Perfect Day" will follow the lunch
/ con. The following women will take
part in the play: Mrs. John R. Sar-
gent. Mrs. Burton H. Pugh. Mrs. w
| f. Atchison, Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger
] Mrs Charles Startzman. Mrs E. Mae
Lepp and Mrs. H L. Peppmeyer Mrs