The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-08

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Women from the various townships
of Shawnee county met at the Y. W.
C. A. for luncheon Saturday noon.
They talked over plans for the Y. w.
c. A. educational and financial cam
paign being held in Shawnee county
this week. Those present were Mrs.
M. NJ. Havekott from Monmouth
township. Mrs. A. F. Havekott from
the same place. Mrs. c. F. Scott and
Mrs. Myrtle Merritt Rowles from Sol
der township, Mrs. j. S. Lauk and
Mrs. r. L. Pitts from Dover township,
Mrs. H. E. Goodell from Oakland
township. Mrs. o: S. Shaui. Miss
from Highland Park and Mrs. H. f.
Logan from Topeka township. Miss
Mildred Mcintosh explained the work
of the orga nization.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. A Saville announce
the engagement of their daughter. Ell
sic Hattie, to Mr.. Homer Anderson of
take place in the early summer. Mr..
Anderson is a Y NJ: C.; A. secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Claypoole an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to Mr.. L. H. Hawley.
Miss Claypoole has been working in
the sheet music department of Jen-
kins's music store fof the last year
Mr.. Hawley is employed by the state
fire department.
TIE Military Sisterhood will have
| luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce tomorrow instead of at the Y
Their afternoon meeting will be at the
7. W. c. A. The hour for the lunch
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day at ESQ with Mrs. j. Capper, 92s
! West street.
The Lillian Mitchner w. C. T. U
| will meeting Wednesday at $3.50 with
| Mrs. L. F. Sherman, 100 East Tenth
year and much important cuisines:
will be taken up
Speaking of the many services the
| 7. W. c. A is rendering to women tht
world over a small one experienced
! in Topeka yesterday was not the leas
of them. A Topeka girl had to come
down town to meet a train some time
before ten o'clock. She didn't wisf
| to go clear out to her home until after
! church and she had an hour to spend
! down town this Sunday morning. L
| was not pleasant morning for win
| dow shopping and there was nothing
| open down town except the depot
which is not a restful spot. She wen
to the Y. w. and spent a comfortable
| profitable hour reading and warming
her toes ut the singing radiator in the
reading room.
Mrs Ford Robinette entertained tn,
Washburn girls who are in her Sun
/ day school class at the Lowman Me
mortal church at her home on Keen
| nah farm yesterday. The girls whit
spent Sunday with Mrs. Robinette ar
Miss Florence Meisnor, Miss Claric'
zweibeI. Miss Matilda Darby. Mis-
Mary Barrett. Miss Ada Marie Britton
| Miss Frances Booher. Miss Edwin;
Darby, Miss Rena Williams, Miss Mar
garet TiIlitson, Miss Helen Reitman.
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have open house this evening after tn
hours for the fraternity meetings 70
i the men of the alpha Delta fraternity
This is the first of a series OF sucl
informal affairs which these girls vii
give.
The Chancel chapter of Grae
cathedral will meet Tuesday mornin
at 10 O'Clock at Guild hall for sewing
A business meeting will be held a
$50 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mrs A &. Kaulbach of Indepen
dence. Mo-. left for. her home toda
after spending the weekend with Nj
and Mrs. Charles JosIin. Saturda
Mrs. Kaulbach. Mrs. Frank Surge
and Mr.. DeForest Joslin went to Law