The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-13

also be hostess on Saturday and will
/ have as assistants Mrs. F. P. Elmore,
/ Mrs. ]. L. Callihan. Mrs. c. w. Miller,
| Mrs. Rosco,, Evans. Mrs. William
Carswen. Mrs. H T. Morrison and Mrs.
Loren Maffett.
| At the Republican hostess tent
which will be maintained at the Kan
sas Free Fair all this week visiting
names will be available as workers
are needed in the campaign Mrs.
George NJ. Crawford is chairman of
the hostess committee. She has ap-
/ pointed hostesses and their assistants.
The hostesses are: Mrs. Henry J.
| Allen. Mrs. Henry f. Mason. Mrs. w.
| A. McCarter, Mrs. Charles H. Sessions,
Mrs. L. T. Hussey Mrs. Clifford Dud-
Smith. Mrs. L. ]. Pettijohn, Mrs. o..
l.. Moore. Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, Mrs.
/ Robert Stewart Mrs. A. A Goddard,
Mrs. G.. F. Rees. Mrs. H. P. Dillon
Mrs. Bennett R. Wheeler and Mrs.
| Assistant hostesses are: Mrs. John
| Dean, Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. w. Z.
Davis. Mrs. E. ]. Kulp, Mrs. ]. D..
I Lewis, Mrs. J. NJ. Lockett, Mrs. Clad
Hamilton, Mrs Luther Burns, Mrs. p.
! p. Womer. Mrs. Lee Monroe. Mrs. J.
D. Mcfarland. Mrs. Guy Hursh. Mrs.
! r. A. Burch, DIR. Dorothy Nicoll. Mrs.
| Walter E. Wilson, Mrs. F. c. Dewey.
Mrs. c. J. Evans. Mrs. Wilbur n. Ma
son, Mrs. F. H. Pitcher Mrs. Lucy Mil
! liken. Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer. Mrs. C.
| w. WethertOn, Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom,
Mrs. C. w. Myers, Mrs. c. L. Mitchell.
Mrs. Homer Foltz. Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan. Mrs. Silas Porter. Mrs. w. R.
Smith. Mrs. Alvarado Fuller, Mrs. c.
A. Wolf. Mrs George H. Supple. Mrs.
Festus Foster. Mrs. Charles Dillon.
Mrs. John A. Alexander. Mrs. Frank
W. Thomas, Mrs. L. NJ. Powell, Mrs.
John Kinkel. Mrs. Malcolm Gray. Mrs
/ Frank G. Willard. Mrs. A. K. Rodgers,
Mrs. T. S. Lewis. Mrs. c. B. VanHorn.
Mrs. J. G. Gossett, Mrs. H. w. Kitchel,
Mrs. c. A Whittelsey, Mrs. Thomas
Owen, Mrs. Amos Rabe. Mrs. j. r.
Koontz, Mrs ]. NJ. Council. Mrs. Bes-
sic Campbell and Mrs. Paul c. Pink
ham.
Mr.. Ralph Taylor, who was the only
Kansas scout in attendance at the
London Boy Scouts ''jamboree," ar
rived home this morning Mr. Taylor
has spent the past week visiting points
of interest in the east, having landed
in New York, September 4.
Mr.. Taylor in company with other
scouts visited the battlefields of
France, saw the Olympic games at
Antwerp and was entertained in PARIS.
They sailed from the states August II.
Mr. Taylor is the son of Mrs. A. B.
Griggsof 1929 Western avenue,
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Miss Mayme Andrews of Topeka and
Mr.. Thomas ]. Barrett of Burlingame
were married Friday evening at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. H. A. OFT,
with the Rev. Mr.. OFT officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Barrett will make thier home
at 1878 West street.
Miss Esther Thomas will entertain
lrf|.. of f1nr-
oring Miss Emily Seery and Miss
Helen Neese, two of the fall brides.
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The Phi Delta Theta fraternity men
will give a smoker this evening at the
chapter house.
! Wednesday evening at S CLOCK
the regular meeting of the Rota
club will be held at the Elks club, An
interesting program will be given. IN
Guiding music, a paper by Mrs. Anna
Foy, who will tell the club members
how to adjust their bodies and also a
paper by Miss May Malone who will
! inform her hearers how to adjust their
savings for profit and safety. o..
The Gamma Theta Alumnae chap
ter of the Sigman Alpha Iota sorority
will meet Tuesday evening at the
| home of Mrs. Leland McAfee. 800
Fillmore street.
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Phi Delta Theta members who will
live at the chapter house, 1928 West
Euclid avenue this year, will be: Mr..
Jack Saunders of Berryton. Mr.. Floyd
Cossman of st. John. Mr.. James Craw-
ford of Coldwater, Mr.. Percy Paxton
| of California, Mr.. Lynn Smith of Be
lott. Mr.. irving Nixon of oxford, Mr..
Charles Calvert of Muscotah.
Mrs Sam Tux Tr will epterfai,
the members of the Friday Bridge
club at her home in Western avenue,
Friday afternoon.
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Kappa Sigma men who will live at
the chapter house, 1885 College ave-
nue. this year are: Mr.. George Nc
ICaustland of Bucklin, Mr.. Ralph Shra-
der of Harrington. Mr. Theodore
Blevins of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Ar
thur Gibson of Valley Falls Mr.. Rollen
Jacquart Of Larned. Mr.. Robin Brown
of Larned, Mr. Leslie Gable of. Cha
mute. Mr.. William Jeorg of Formosa,
Mr.. Kenneth Corbet of Valencia, Mr..
Bryan Hoffman and Mr.. Ronald wy
man of Hutchinson;
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Miss Jessie Burnett will entertain
with a luncheon at her home Wednes-
day honoring Miss Dorothy Crane.
whose marriage to Mr.. Archibald Nc
Keever will take place September 29.
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The Kappa Kappa Chi alumnae will
have a meeting Tuesday evening at
$40 o'clock at the home of Mrs. How
ard Searle in Macvicar avenue.
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Following the business meeting Of
the Business and Professional Wom
ems club to he held this evening at
the Y. w c. A.. Mr.. ]. Frank farrell,
editor of the Santa Fe magazine THE
Earth" will speak on the subject of
publicity.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Dorothy Miller who has been
doing welfare work in Chicago. is
spending a few weeks vacation with
her parents in Topeka boulevard.