The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-14

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| Hughes and Mrs. Marshall Sanders
! then Isabel Savage and Margaret Webb,
which was given at Washburn several
years ago. Nonosa corresponds to
| Sycamore. the mems honorary society.
Girls are chosen for membership in
this society for general school activity,
! good grades and popularity. Miss
! Seybold has been active in forensic
work, was publicity chairman of the
Y. W. c. A. this year. a member of
next years cabinet and a member of
the Review staff.
Miss Seaton is one of the associate
editors of the kaw this year. She has
been a member of the Y. w. c. A.
cabinet, vice president of the student
council. She is a member of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Her
home is in Waterville.
Miss Jones is a member of Kappa
| Kappa Chi. She is art editor of the
Kaw, a member of the Y. w. c. A
| cabinet.
| Miss Marie Moore of Della has won
particular distinction thru her work in
the May fete and has been active in
| the Y. w. c. A. Miss Moore belongs
1 to the Alpha Phi sorority.
| Miss Leavitt is head of the English
! department at Washburn and is one
of the best loved of the instructors.
| She is keenly interested in the life of
the college students in as well out
! of classes.
| Miss Dean is an important factor in
| the life of every student in Washburn
i and there are few who do not hunt her
up when they return to visit. 1t is fit
| ting that these two women should be
the first faculty members to belong to
| Nonosa.
| Nonosa members who will graduate
this spring are Mss Mary Paxton,
Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss Gladys
Heath, Miss Mildred Owen, Miss
Maym Parsons and Miss Elsie Saville.
Miss Hazel Kessler. who finished at
Christmas, was also member.
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| Mrs. N. E. Tincher will give a dinner
tomorrow evening at Pelletier's for a
few friends Red carnations and spirea
! will be used for decorations. Mrs.
Tincher will leave Saturday for Cali
fornia to spend the summer with her
| daughter, Miss Fay Tincher, the ia
] nous motion picture star, in Los An
| geles. En- route she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. L. M. Fellows. in Ell
Paso.
| The Woman's club chorus is putting
the finishing touches on the numbers
| they will give at the auditorium Sun
! day afternoon. The chorus is the chief
feature of the program which will be
| given at o'clock, but there will also
be a number of solos and duets by 1T
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| A luncheon given yesterday at the
| home of Mrs. William Schick by the
| following women on her team honored
Mrs. c. A. Wolf, the new Woman's
| club president: Mrs. A. F. Andrews,
Mrs. George Anthony. Mrs. Frank
Bassett, Mrs. A. H. Bennett, Mrs. F. E.
Carr, Mrs. J. L. Eager, Mrs Lee Rad
den Gordon, Mrs. Gaylord Lawrence,
| Mrs. w. A. McCarter, Mrs. F. A. Nc
| Coy, Mrs. Cyrus Mitchell, Mrs E. L.
Nudge, Miss Loura Perry, Mrs. H E.
Ray. Mrs. J. B. Sims, Jr, Mrs. Schick.
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The annual banquet of the JAY
| hawker club will be held on Wednes-
| day, May 10, at the Elks club at $50
o'clock. The wives of the members
are the special guests at this dinner.
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| The members of the Ideal Bridge
| club will close the season with a din
ner for their husbands at the Pelletier
| Tea room tomorrow evening. Follow
| ing the dinner and dancing they will
go to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G, Dickie for g cards !:
Mr.. and Mrs, o. B. Edison, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Bert Gillespie and Mr.. and Mrs
Alan Ogan will entertain the New
Era Sunday school class in the parlors
| of the First Presbyterian church this
evening 10 honor Mrs. ). s. EStey who
will leave next week for Europe,
where she and Miss Helen Estey will
| spend the summer
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In addition to the rummage sale
which the women of Topeka Central
union of the w. c. T. U. are holding
this week at All Kansas avenue there
| will be a food sale tomorrow. This
rummage sale will continue until
Wednesday of next week The sale
| of homemade food will be for the
| one day only.
Speaking of rummage sales: at the
| one which the Military Sisterhood is
conducting under the name of a
| thrift house" at 219 Kansas avenue
the following women assisted today:
Mrs. E. J. Hadley, Mrs. A. E. Beine,
| Mrs. James DeGroff. Mrs. r. II. More
house. Mrs. l. G. Fletcher, Mrs. S. C.
| Swendson.
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Baby Marie Osborn, in "Dollyss Va
cation and a Ford educational,
''Eventide," will be the film attrac-
| lions for the children's picture show
at the Orpheum under the auspices
| of the Social Service club Saturday
morning. Mrs. NJ. W. Mills will play.
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| At the Pelletier Mothers club
| this afternoon Mrs. C. E. Mallon sang
| THE ShOogy ShOO" by Paul Ambrose