The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-27

Davidson. Cook Leo H. Helm, Corp.
Frank c. Williamson, Sergt Leslie
QUAINT, Cook Vandle o. Forslund and
Wagner Volney C. Cottle. Septem-
Der IA. the date of the banquet, was
the second anniversary of the mobiIl-
cation of the company on Washburn
campus in 1917. 1t happens that Sep
TENDER IA, 1918, was the day when
the company reached France. The
banquet was served in one of the hotel
gardens of Lam-Bezellec, fashion
able suburb of Brest.
Since that time, Scoville Davidson
and Leo Helm have returned to To-
peka, and it is reported that Frank
Williamson has sailed for this country.
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Mrs. Charles Boast and Mrs. Roy
Boast will entertain next Wednesday
afternoon and evening at parties in
honor of Miss Hazel Boast, whose
marriage to Mr.. Wayte Lytle, of Tres
Ritos, New Mexico. will take place
November 8. Mr.. Lyle arrived in To-
peka today.
The Ceramic Art club met last Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs j.
NJ. Jones. 1114 Harrison street. hrs.
NJ. II. Blinn assisted the hostess A
table design for the spring exhibit was
shown by Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Blinn,
and was criticised by club members.
Miss Marie Witwer read a paper on
Enos Mills Mrs. Edna Stewart was
a guest of the club.
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Topeka club women will be host
esses Tuesday and Wednesday to- the
women who will attend the First dis
trict convention of the Federation of
Women's Clubs. Altho most of the
time during the two days will be de-
voted to business, the convention is the
occasion for several social events
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there will be a reception at the First
Congregational church. Those who
will receive will be Mrs. w. H. Smith.
president of the First district, Mrs.
Henry J. Allen, Mrs. Rebecca Wells
Taylor. the state president, Mrs. H.
o. Garvey, Mrs. S. j. McNaughton,
Mrs. A. H. Byers and Mrs. c. f. Hull.
Mrs. D. L. McEachron will introduce
the guests. The presidents of the vari-
Gus federated clubs of Topeka will as
sist thru the rooms. They are Mrs.
w A McCarter. Mrs. Walter Bates,
Mrs. H. e. Ray, Mrs. w. V. Kitchell,
Miss Mabel Adams. Mrs. w. H. Tyler,
Mrs. z. S. Dean. Miss Nanon Herren-
Capps-
other social features will be the
luncheon Wednesday noon. and the
automobile ride and visit to the Kan
sas Artists exhibit Wednesday after
noon.
One of the attractive features of the
u end I club party next Saturday aft
crnoo1 will be musical program CIV
en-. ny Mr.. Paul Lawless. c-hor. and
Miss Irma Jane Lewis. soprano. Both
Mr. Lawless and Miss Lewis are well
known in Topeka musical circles.
Guests who were invited to the party
are requested to send their acceptances
or regrets to Mrs. H. w. Seery, 800
Topeka avenue. Any clubs or indi-
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their own party should also notify
Mrs. Seery.
Word has been received in Topeka
of the marriage of Miss Bernice Cow
DIV. a graduate in music from WASH
burn college, and Mr.. Lyle Anderson,
who was graduated from the Uni
versity of Kansas. The marriage took
place last Friday evening at the
brides home in Parkersburg, Kan.
Her father. Rev. Mr.. Gowdy of the
Congregational church of Parkersburg,
read the ceremony Mr.. Anderson has
recently returned from overseas serv-
Ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are now Wis
iting for a few days in Topeka. When
they leave Topeka, they will go to
their home, which is in the country
near Parkersburg.
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The committee which will meet the
trains to receive the delegates to the
federation meeting will be composed
of Mrs. r M. Johnson, acting chair
man; Mrs. ]. P. Shelton, Mrs. P. J.
Clevinger. Mrs. R. G. Merrick and Mrs.
W. E. Atchison. Many others hav-
also volunteered to assist the commit
tee and to meet the trains with their
cars.
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Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Frances Rea Coons,