The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-27
SOCIETY

girls of her high school gym CldSSeS a.
an all day picnic SATURDAY at heF s Tbe
urban home east of Tecumseh. me
girls who attended the affair were;
Geraldine Monroe, Veneva ZimIneI
man, Juanita Blosser. Vera Shitn'
Dorothy OgIe, Gertrude McCauIey,
Bernice Smith, Pearl Downie, Louise
Magaw, Helen Thorpe. Mary Tasker,
AIthea Wiede, Helen Travis. AdeIe
Kellogg, Anna Louise Tasker. Mar
garet Ripley. Marian Ross; Fegey
LoveweD, Dorothy Rosebroush' Heien
Stoddard Mary Neiswanger. Lillian
Boone, Inez Horner. Vera Tamblyn'
Dorothy Lonergran. Ruth Mltwer'
Amy Lee Kearney. Eva McCiasKey,
Mildred Quail. Helen Steele ISapel
Whitcombe, Freida Crane, Neva Snoe
maker, Ruth Souders, Victorine Wal
liams, Geraldine Gregg, Helen Dlenl'
Ruth whitney, Wfnifred Murtaugh'
Marjorie johnson, Wileta Cain, Doro-
thy Stark, Irene McQuilkin' helen Ell
more, Lois Linn, Frances Esterly'
Edna Spokesman, Blanche Larson
Katharine Cox, Helen Rosenbury. Ag-
mes FidIer, Nina Bliss. Merle jennings
Mayme Perkins, Edith Peterson, Inez
McQuiikin, Verone Gabler, Mltcheil
Mcdaniel, Norma Hadsell. Edna HUB
bard. Elizabeth Tippin, Thelma Wo9o'
Muriel Lyman, Thelma Hobson, 10
sephine Gilmore. Bernice Hemus. Al
berta Thoroman, Bessie Euler, Mar
jorie Burroughs. Elizabeth Sargent
Dorothy Willitts, Mary Glusing' cas-
ton Washburn Annabel Eyer, Eliza
beth shaw. Doris Coe, Esther More
house, Bernice Matheny, Alma MATS,
Ruth Wilson, Marjorie Irwin, Berhhce
Long, Ruth Thoroman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher will en-
terrain with line party at the Or
pheum tonight, mplimentary to Miss
Daisy Neil and Mr.. Tinkham Neale,
whose marriage will be June event.
The guests will include: Miss Nell, Mr..
Veale, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. and
Mrs Clad Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Layton, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Nj. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. r. {.
Arnold Mr.. Scudder, Miss Mildred
Rogers, Mr. Nathan Thompson and
Mr.. Clyde Cowgirl
INFORMAL INTRODUCTIONS.
Two hundred of ~Topekas prettiest
little misses are going each afternoon
to the Grand theater intent on making
good upon the stage. They are placed
in regular formation and then they
go thru various maneuvers which will
be part of the performance OF tI-t1
of the Toy Shop" at the Grand under
the auspices of the Eastern Star
Thursday and Friday of next week.
Each member of the chorus has a
certain place on the big theater stage.
make sure all would remember.
Partners face each other" he
called.
''Do you know the names of your
partners?" he asked.
There were scores of embarrassed
noes"
please introduce yourselves, and
find out each others Names" This
instruction was followed by a silence,
then q lot of gigglee, then the informal
ipfrOdnNfiOnS fOOk Mace DAtWeen part
Even the youngest of Miss Topeka
needs a little help in breaking the ice
on the stage
Fourteen women of the Wednesday
Red Cross canteen went to the army
reconstruction hospital at Fort Riley
Monday with baskets of cakes, fruit,
flowers, jellies, nuts, pies and home
made bread for the sick and wounded
boys.
They were met at the train with the
ambulance and driven to the hospital,
where they were allowed to make
sandwiches for the boys and serve
them in all the wards.
Afterwards they were taken thru
the educational building, and to the
hostess house, where they were served
with ice cream. Captain James had
charge of their entertainment, and
treated them royalty. Before being
taken to the station to take the train
for home, they were driven all around
the post.
Chas Mitchell, commandant: Mrs.
Hinkle Guy, captain of the team; Mrs.
C. S. Bowman, lieutenant; Mrs. Roy
Crawford. supply officer; Mrs. j. 2.
Wahle, Mrs. A. A. Scott, Mrs. w. A.
Fieger, Mrs. w. r. Carrie. Mrs. Maui
rice Schlegel. Mrs. H. L. Clark, Mrs.
Roy Burk, Mrs. B. L. Walker, Mrs. H.
B. Hogeboom and Mrs. G. F. Manley.
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Miss Madge Moore, principal of the
Central Park school. will leave the last
of this week with Mrs. Morgan Wash
burn and her children, who are going
to Honolulu to meet Captain Wash
burn. When Miss Moore. who is an
aunt of Mrs. Washburn, was gradu-
ated from high school. the class
prophecy regarding her was that In
1920 she would visit the Sandwich Is
lands. The seer was not far off, at
that.
A dinner was given last night at the
Virginia by the teachers of the Cen
trail Park school in honor of Miss
Moore and Miss Eva Collins. who will
leave next week for q California Z
The men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity will have an informal dane
ing party at the fraternity house Sat
urday night If the weather permits,
the porch will e + used : + for the dancing
The Alta Vista club held the last
meeting of the season with Mrs. j. D.
Freeman at her home in Potwin.
1 o'clock luncheon was served In VIII
low park. The officers for the ensu-
ing year, elected at yesterdays meet
ing, are: Mrs. Freeman, president;
Mrs. c. A. Mcclure, vice president,
and Mrs. d. E. Esterly, secretary and
treasurer.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. Leonard Brown of New York
City is in the city to attend the funeral
services of his sister, Mrs. j. F. Dillon.
Mrs. F. w. Watson entertained the
Monday Whist club yesterday at her
home in Topeka avenue. Mrs. J. G.
McClintock played for Mrs. J. D. NJ.
Hamilton.
Miss Louise Curtis, girls secretary