The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-24

Miss Wilma Perry, Miss Kathleen Ro-
gan, Miss Marguerite Scott, Miss Edna
Smith, Miss Edith Stark, Miss Mar
garet Suydam, Miss Ruth Thompson.
Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Florence Shirk. Miss Lille Wiser,
Miss Lulu Wiser, Miss Laura Neis-
wanger, Miss Bess Cuddy, Miss Mar
garet Whittemore, Miss Edna Becker,
Miss Marjorie Blank, Miss Verna
Bloom, Miss Rheva~ Bonjour, Miss
Ruth Bushong, Miss Phoebe Busy,
Miss Esther Colvin, Miss Dorothy
Crane. Miss Dorothy Wahle, Miss
Ruth Tomlinson, Miss Jeanne Du-
Long, Miss Betty Fyffe, Miss Elsie
Saville. Miss Gladys Heath. Mr.. Harry
Anderson. Mr.. John Heating, Mr.. Har-
old Poort, Mr.. Art Wolf. Mr.. Ted
Hussey, Mr.. David Cowgirl, Mr.. Ho-
mer Dodge. Mr.. Bill Thompson. Mr..
Leslie Griswold, Mr.. Clarence Greider.
Mr.. Lester Welty, Mr.. Lee Wykoff,
Mr.. Don Lindell, Mr.. Ward Summer
vile, Mr.. Harold Grove, Mr.. Dwight |
Ream, Mr.. Charles Connors, Mr.. Ken !
meth Kerans, Mr.. Jay McCosh. Mr..
Arch w. farrell. Mr.. Leon Edwards, |
Mr.. Warren Young, Mr.. Harold |
Lowe, Mr.. John Krenkle, Mr.. Finley |
Neal, Mr.. John Parkinson, Mr.. Frank |
Harshbarger. Mr.. Elmer OLSON. Mr..
Fletcher Stewart, Mr.. Kelsey Petro, |
Mr.. Isaac Kendall Mr.. Chester Bun
ger, Mr.. Omar Raines, Mr.. Robert |
Webb, Mr.. John Saunders, Mr.. |
Leo Becker, Mr.. Harold Nelson, |
Mr.. James Perry. Mr.. William I,
Mr.. Francis Bobbit, Mr.. Armine Weis- |
kirch. Mr.. Ben Franklin, Mr.. Ronald |
McCord, Mr.. Bert Nash, Mr.. Gerald |
Tasker, Mr.. Edward Binger, Mr.. Arch |
McKeever. Mr.. Asa Crawford, Mr.. |
Ross Crichton, Mr.. Merle Becker, Mr.. !
Mr.. Clayborn McCrary, Mr.. Harry |
Nobel, Mr.. Dewey Hutchinson, Mr.. |
Eldon Shoup, Mr.. Lester Posvar, Mr.. |
Charles Thompson, Mr.. Harry Bone, |
Mr. Charles Hoyt Mr.. Toll Ware. Mr.. |
Knute Broadly, Mr.. John Stone, Mr.. |
Clay Baker, Mr.. Elliott Belden, Mr.. |
John Troxell, Mr.. Percy Paxton, Mr..
c. A. Williams, Mr.. Chester Vance, |
Mr.. Walter Cole, Mr.. Charles Walp.
Mr.. Vincent Kerans. Mr.. Bryon
Boone, Mr.. Glen Swogger.
Miss Teresa Tucker had charge of
the various committees, which are
as follows: Clay Baker and Esther
| Thomas, entertainment; Beatrice
Shakeshaft and Gladys Heath. re-
freshments: Maym Parsons and Asa
Crawford, decorations.
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There will be a joint meeting of the
Native Sons and the Native Daughters
of Kansas at noon on Monday at the
Chamber of Commerce to discuss the
plans for the fitting observance of
Memorial Day by the two organiza-
tons. Returned soldiers are also in
Vited to attend this meeting.
1t is proposed that the two organi-
cations meet on Memorial Day at
1880 a. M. at place to be designat- |
ed and from there proceed to the
Topeka cemetery for the purpose of
decorating the graves of the deceased
war of Kansas,
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Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis of
Washington, D. c., have made formal
announcement of the engagement of
knight II of Providence, r. I. The
wedding will occur Wednesday, July 9. |
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Mrs. William NJ. Shaver, 1929 Mac |
Vicar avenue, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Allison, to Mr..
Dan M Fisk, of Hillsdale, Mich. The
wedding will take place early in June.
Mrs. F. NJ. Watson will be hostess
at meeting of the Monday Whist club |
next Monday afternoon.
| Miss Frances Ulamperl, reader;
Miss Maude Butler, pianist: Miss Mar
garet Rust, soprano; Miss Dorotha
| Leeper, violinist, and Miss Josephine
johnson, saxophonist, will go to Fun
for the soldiers.
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The Student Art guild will meet this
/ afternoon at the Art guild rooms. The
younger members will meet from 2
to $3.50 o'clock, and the older ones
from $50 to 5.
Mr.. James L. King will exhibit his
collection of war posters to both
classes, and the French section of the
(, Arlington galleries will be on exhibit
| ton. Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, Miss
Marian Peers and Miss Lulu Mckee
! will teach the classes.
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| The following persons have been
| selected to be the soloists in the Popu-
| lar operate concert, which will be
given by the Topeka Grand Opera So
| city, high school auditorium June 10:
Misses Inez Tiffany and Hazel Farley,
soprano: Miss Juanita Mcdowell, con-
| tralto; Mr.. Mano Morris, tenor; Mr..
| Otto Nelson, bass; Messrs. Horace
/ Bowman and Edward Bartlett, bari
| tone.
The concert will be directed by Mr..
Paul Law1ess. Miss Jessie Evans will