The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15


cluded Miss Susie Adams. Miss Gladys
French, Miss Eunice Casely, Miss
Katherine Maltas, Miss Aleen Atkin-
son, Miss Catherine Charter, Miss
Edith Young, Miss Effie Bailey, Miss
Rena Dibbie, Miss Olive Irene Ellis,
Miss Marjorie McElhinny.s Miss Addi-
son Pelletier the class sponsor. Miss
Margaret Poindexter and the honorary
member, Miss Helen Louise Wolcott.
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DR.. and Mrs. P. p. Women will en-
terrain the members of the Sen sew
enty members of the Senior class of
Washburn colleg at their home Mon
day. evening. Mrs. Women will be
assisted by Miss Elsie Jones. Miss
Katisue Moore and Miss Rose Baker.
Mr.. Frank Kenyon will provide must
cal entertainment during the evening.
The following faculty people will
also be guests at this party: Dean and
Mrs. d. l.. McEachron, Dean and Mrs.
Henry V. Stearns, Dean and Mrs. T.
w. Hughes, DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Harsh
barger, DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Carpenter,
DR.. and Mrs. Leigh E. Nudge, DIR. and
Mrs S. G. Heffelbower. and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. Kenyon
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For several years the people of
Downs and some of the neighboring
towns have sent contributions to the
Topeka Crittenton home. This week
with more than three hundred and
thirty articles of clothing and house
hold linen collected in her home town.
,Cawker and Logan, to give to the
home. This is the most valuable con-
tribution they have ever made, and
500 would not purchase the things
contributed.
Miss Dorothy Foster entertained at
a five hundred party and handl1er-
chief shower this afternoon for Miss
Lucille Bomgardner. whose engage
ment to Mr.. Elicit Robson, of Edo
RADIO, has been announced VioIets
and purple iris were used as decora-
tons Those present in addition to
the guest of honor were: Miss Flor
ence Fair, Miss Laura Neiswanger.
Miss Marion Lerrigo. Miss Margaret
Whittemore, Miss Marjorie Robey,
Miss Lucille Rcsen, Miss Ruth Lari-
mer, Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Gene
We've Mcmillan. Miss Mildred Spencer.
Miss Elsie Saville and Miss Thee Cobb.
Miss Laura NAswanger and Miss
MargareN Whittemore are asking
guests to a party for Miss BolDgard-
ner on next Thursday evening.
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The Kappa Kappa Chi aIumnae will
entertain at a. dinner this evening at
Pelletiers for the members Of the
senior class. A bowl of iris will be
used as a centerpiece. Covers will be
laid for Miss Helen Shirk, Miss Mar
garet Whittemore, Miss Marie Craw-
ford. Mrs. Carl Linge, Mrs Roscoe
Graves, Miss Marion Lerrigo, Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Ruth Kingman,
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Hermione
Van Laer, Miss Jean Robertson, Miss,
Florence Fair, Miss Theo Cobb, Miss
Ellen Brett Miss Ienz Cornell, Miss
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Miss Hazel Kessler, Miss Beth Heffel-
bower, Miss Gertrude Wheeler, Miss
Verna Bloom, Miss Phoebe Busy.
Miss Mildred Owen, Miss Elsie Saville.
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Folks must still have some saving
grace or they wouldn't patronize the
rummage sales this spring as they
have been doing. They are so entire
~ successful that one organization
after another has taken up the work.
Next week the women Of Grace~cathe-
dral guild are going to mold one at
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet Wednesday,.
May 19 in the church basement. A
one O'Clock luncheon will be served by
Circle No. 6. The hostesses will be
the program committee, assisted by
Mrs A. d. Lockwood, Mrs. James. Nc
Intyre, Mrs. Chester Anderson, Mrs.
j. d. Kelly. Mrs. Maurice Mcneil,
Mrs. W. d. Cole, Mrs. H. G.. Lathrup.
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The Girls Reserve clubs of the city
had a farewell picnic at Garfield park
today. The leaders of these clubs.
which have been organized since early
fall. are: Miss Ruth Larimer, Miss
Ruth Raster, Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft,
Mrs. Pansy Milton. Miss Neva Shoe.
maker, Miss Phoebe Bussey.
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The Topeka bride who went with
her husband to live in a tent is the
most enthusiastic of many recent
brides. She thinks the town, which is
famous for dust and oil, is the loveliest
placesheever saw. She considers her
husband, over whom she did not rave
in the. days before her marriage. the
finest man in the world, and as for
vnint, practicalbqouW ID jjHag
housekeeping a tent is the most con-
venient. practical dwelling she ever
heard of. There really are two tents
one to live in and one to cook in and
there are little sand paths between the
two, tiny garden near the cook tent
and the name of the establishment on