The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-14

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jr, assisted by Miss Mary Parkinson,
Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Beatrice
Shakeshaft, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan,
Miss Hazel Risteen, Miss Alice Meade,
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs.
Glenn Pratt.
The candy booth will be in charge
of Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs Ches-
ter Woodward, Mrs. w. H. Whittleseq
and Mrs. Lura May Short. John Dill
ION, Philip Kaye, Tom Woodward and
Webb Woodward will sell candy thru
the grounds.
Mrs. D. Burleigh. Mrs. w. N. West.
Mrs. w. o. Anderson, Mrs. j. A.
Campbell, Mrs Roland Perkins and
Mrs. w. f. Taliaferro will see that
there is plenty of cake, and Mrs.
George w. Reed and Mrs. H. ]. Crow
form a committee on tables and
dishes.
The general reception and porch
committee will be composed of the
following: Mrs. David Palmer, Mrs.
Clifton, Miss Miranda Davis, Mrs. H.
E. Ray, Mrs James Wise, Mrs. J. P.
Kaye. Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs. Earl
Williams, Mrs. T. ]. Kellam, Mrs. I. S.
Lauck, Mrs. c. P. Bolmar, Mrs. Ben
nett R. Wheeler, Mrs. E. J. Shake
shaft, Mrs. R. J. White, Mrs. H. A.
Perry, Mrs. F. C. Thompson, Mrs.
John r. Shelton =,
Social Service club decided that they
wanted a poster to be used on the
| screen to advertise their Saturday
morning children's hour at the Or
pheurh theater, they asked Catherine
Cole, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Cole to get them up some
thing in the way of a poster. The re-
suit was the very pleasing one that is
being shown daily at the Orpheum
and the Iris theaters.
efr hot CofI hoy inc
should have been capable of doing it,
but the funny part of it is that her
mother knew nothing about it until
one of the women of the Social Serv-
| ice club complimented Mrs. Cole upon
| her daughters talent Catherine had
| displayed characteristic modesty. 1t
was all in a days work with her, and
she had not given it another thought.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Baer announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Pearl Isabel, to Mr.. James Russell
Whaley.
The following young people attend
| ed dance last evening at the knights
of Columbus hall in honor of the Sc
niors of the Catholic high school:
Miss Helen Woods, Miss Marie Mona
CHAN, Miss Anna Queeny, Miss Edna
Non, Miss Lucille Wiss, Miss Jessie
Brouyette, Miss Elizabeth McGinnis.
Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Jennie
BakuIe, Miss Cordelia Brasseau, Miss
Elizabeth McRoberts, Miss Ethel
FIeiseh, Miss Frances Layden, Miss
Eleanor Hines, Miss Elizabeth Wiss,
Mr.. Tom Thomas, Mr.. Orion Taylor,
Mr.. Bill Odorman, Mr.. Dan McDade
Mr.. George Rossiter, Mr.. Tom Cush-
ing Mr.. Thomas Curry, Mr. Louis
F1eisch, Mr.. Adrian Gamlowski, Mr.
Joe Morrisey Mr. Homer Makins Mr.
George Monaghan, Mr.. Herbert Can
! non, Mr.. Hugh Flynn, Mr.. Ed Burns
of St. Mary's college.
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Mrs. Sarah Allen, 219 Madison
| street, was surprised on the occasion
of her eighty second birthday Thurs
day afternoon by a number of hei
friends. Mrs. Allen. who was born ir
| Leistersher, England, living there I'M
til she was 50 years of age, is loyal to
both America and England. The
friends who helped her to celebrate
her birthday were: Mrs. E. H. Jor-
dan, Mrs. D. Garden, Mrs. T. H. Furg-
son, Mrs. Messersmith, Mrs. Robbins
Mrs. DELPHI, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs
George Fox Mrs. R. R. Jones, Mrs
James Rutter, Mrs. John McGinnis
Mrs. Cowperthwait Mrs. A. Whittle.
sey, Miss G. DELPHI, Mrs. Florence
Ewing, Miss Alice McGinnis, Miss
Marcella McGinnis, Miss Hazel Spen,
Ger.
Mrs. J. D. NJ. Hamilton will enter.
tain Monday in honor of Mrs. Film
wood F'innell of Sacramento, Cal, who
is the guest of Mrs. Robert PiercA jr
Mrs. Pierce will be hostess at tes
Tuesday afternoon at the Country clul
for Mrs. Finne1.
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tertained at luncheon today at thu
Pelletier Tea room, complimentary t,
Miss Daisy Neil. Covers were lait
for Miss Neil, Mrs. Wilbur Galloway
Mrs. w. P. Snyder, Miss Lu Grac
Whitmer, Miss Helen Brigham, Mis-
Alice Griffin, Miss Annetta Nicoll
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Ethel Frizel
and Miss Wilson.
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Miss Marinda Davis gave a Dime
| last evening at the Elks club com
| plimentary to the seniors of Bethan
4 college. Covers were laid for Bisho
and Mrs James Wise, Miss Hele
Wolcott, of the Bethany faculty; tn
following members of the senio
class: Miss Laura Tomlinson, Mis-
Bernice Delaney, Miss liberia Davi
son, Miss Teresita Brooks, Miss Car
men McKercher, Miss Lucille Camp
J bell and Miss Davis.
The Y. W. c. A. has rented the Laki
n home an First mad Western avenue
a be used as a Y. W. C. A summer clul
The organization has been unable t
accommodate all of the girls VIII
have applied for rooms in the 1sse
Z citation building, so it was deeme
s advisable to procure a large hous
! which would lend itself to the neet
q The Lakin home is admirably suite
d for the purpose, being a house
i twenty or more rooms, with spacios
grounds overlooking the river and til
s. I<aw valley.
a For many years it was prominent
identified with the social life of tt
town, when the D. L. Lakin fani
lived there. It has been occupied II
past year by the family of the la