The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-07
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A Topeka visitor who will be the
guest of honor at a number of affairs
this week is Mrs. Arthur McClintock
of Denver. Colo. Mrs. McClintock is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Mer-
riam.
A party will go down from Topeka
Tuesday morning to Lake View as
guests of Mrs. Horace Hall and Mrs.
Arthur Mills. who will entertain for
Mrs. McClintock.
Mrs. Merriam will give an informal
tea Thursday afternoon at her home
. for Mrs. McClintock and Mrs. r. A,
Thrill will have guests at the Country
club Friday noon in her honor.
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The Rota club has announced the
appointment of the members who will
work on the various committees dur
ing 1920.
Those who will serve on the men,
berhsip committee are Mrs. G. w.
Davidson, chairman. DR.. Harriet
Adams, vice chairman, Miss Glen Da-
Wis, Mrs George X. De Nun and Mrs.
June Chapman. The program and
entertainment committee will have as
chairman, Miss Nanon Herren. and as
vice chairman. Miss Myrtle Radcliffe.
Miss Marinda Davis and Miss Jessie
Dean are also on this committee. Mrs.
A. S. Thomas will be chairman of the
publicity committee with Mrs. John
A. Lord and Mrs. r. o. Wales, as as
sis,ants. Mrs. X. NJ. johnson is chair
man of the civic committee with Mrs.
NJ. l.. Field, DIR. Anna bI. Foy, Miss
Stella Nash and Mrs. Maude c. Brick
ley as assistants.
The membership of the judiciary
committee will comprise. Mrs. Edna
u Crow. chairman. assisted by Miss
Anna Speck. Miss Lulu Kelley. Miss
Josephine Herren and Miss May Ma
lone. The chairman of the fraternal
committee will be Miss Mabel Adams,
assisted by Mrs. Grace n. Rees, Mrs.
L. d. Whittemore, Mrs. p. P. Womer.
On Mary Alspaugh, Mrs. r. NJ. john
son and Mrs Cyrus Guthrie. Mrs.
Harry Forbes is chairman of the ways
and means committee. with Mrs. Mar
garet sullivan, Mrs. Tom Brown and
Miss Marie Witwer as assistants.
The new officers of the club are:
President, Mrs. L. d. Wolfe;- first vice
president, Miss Glen Davis; second
secretary, Miss Stella Nash; treasurer.
Miss May Malone and parliamentarian,
Miss Lulu Kelley.
Mrs. Clarence Jordan was hostess
at a luncheon today noon at the
OF Providence,s h. l.. and Mrs. Will
liam HornbuckIe of Kansas City
shared in the honors. There were
places for twelve.
Kansans living in Chicago honored
Kansas celebrities Saturday with a re-
ception given at the Hamilton club.
One of the native daughters present
was Miss Mary Carlisle OF Atchison,
wealthy war nurse. who is still min
istcring to wounded soldiers at the
Fort Sheridan hospital
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The delicate question of chow old is
a Young woman" has at last been
given an answer. correct or otherwise,
by the trustees of Il new hotel for
young women" opened this week in
New York City. According to the rul-
ing. thirty is to he the turning point
from youth to--not age but the next
step in line The new hotel is a gift
of John d. Rockefeller in memory of
his wife and the J. VS. Of the institu-
ton limit guests to girls under thirty.
earning salaries also under thirty dol
lars per week.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Myers
Branch and Mr. Leslie L. Edmonds
took place Saturday at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. +.
+. Myers of Wellington. The double
RINK ceremony was performed by the
Rev. d. II. Stewart. pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Belle PLANE.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds will be at
home in Topeka at 722 Western ave-
nue. after July !.
Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Mary Melgran to the Rev. L.