The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-13


City, was hostess at jam shower this
afternoon for Miss Florence Bowman.
who will be married Monday to Mr..
Sidney Everinsham- At this party
Mrs. SIagle also honored Mrs. John
Dean. jr., who is spending the winter
in Topeka. Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Slagle
were roommates in Kansas university
few years ago.
Guests for the afternoon were: Miss
Bowman, Miss Mildred Bowman. Mrs.
Dean. Mrs. q. c. Bowman, Miss Helen
Neese Miss Georgia Neese, Miss Violet
Crumbine. Mrs. Kenneth Alexander.
Mrs. Ralph O'Neil, Mrs. Arthur
Sha<eshaft. Miss Grace Dana, Miss
Kathryn Albaugh, Miss Maude Nc
Vey. Miss Marian Moore, Mrs. Glen
Logan. Miss Ruth Koester, Mrs. For
rest Rice. Mrs. Rodney Armstrong.
Miss Esther Thomas, Miss Mary
Sampson. Miss AIena Philbin, Mrs. W.
G McDonough. Mrs. Sherman Van
Horn, Miss Jane Alexander. Mrs. Will
liam Miller. Mrs. Junius Baxter, OF
Kansas City: Miss Isabel Stewart, Miss
Dorothy Miller, Miss Emily Seery
Miss Gladys Guild, Miss Elizabeth Gull
yer. Mrs. Raymond Wolf, Miss Myrtle
Seymour. of Denver; Miss Ruth
Barnes and Miss Helen Hook, of st.
Louis: Miss Ethel Everingham.
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The Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will have their December
luncheon next Saturday at the Pelle-
tier tea room. Those IN charge are
planning for a big luncheon. as many
college graduates who are teaching or
doing other business will be in town
for Christmas and will attend. All
women who are college graduates are
cordially invited to attend Any one
wishing to come should notify Mrs
Frank Chase. phone Red 4752.
DR.. Sara Greenfield. state bacter-
iologist. will speak on New Quarantine
Methods and the protection of chill
dren from disease. Doctor Greenfield
has her B. s. from Kansas university
and her doctors degree from the Uni
versity of Illinois.
DR.. Florence Brown Sherbon. head
of the child hygiene department for
the state. will speak concerning chlld
nutrition. Doctor Sherbon has her
degrees from the University of Iowa.
Miss Effie Graham has recently Wis
tied the Cooperative house at Law
renee and will tell of it. Miss Gra-
ham has also met the executive ma
tional secretary of tine organization.
AF~s. Gertrude Martin, and will tell OF
this.
The women of the club house team
of which Mrs r. NJ. Johnson is cap
tain will lunch together at Pelletiers
MohDay noon - =
Miss Helen Yoder of Topeka was
one of the PLAYERS in the Junior
League Follies in Kansas City last
night and again tonight whose picture
was run in the Kansas City Star yes
terdav. Miss Yoder has the part of
SinGara, a gypsy fortune teller. She
also has a place in the chorus.
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Miss Marjora Blank entertained a
few girls at a sewing party this after
noon.
The women of the Military Sister
hood have taken action for the miners
at Pittsburg. They appointed two
Putsburg women to do all they could
for the volunteer miners, to visit those
in the hospital and do anything else
possible. They are Mrs Jennie c.
Graves and Mrs. Harry negan, jr.
They are also finding out if there is
anything in the line of clothing they
can supply the men with. A number
of women have offered to give knitted
socks so the Sisterhood is finding out
if they are needed. To the national
guardmen who are in the coal fields
they sent a letter of appreciation and
commendation written by Mrs. E. c.
Fable. Their tiresome work at 81 a
day seems to these woman as patri-
otic as any war service.
At the meeting this week it was de-
cided at the suggestion of Mrs. Hulda
G. Church to begin collecting war