The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11


from Stormont hospital as a trained nurse
and will go<to New York to take a post
| graduate course.
]. A. Rosen has gone to Chicago
served in the kitchen on kitchen uten-
sis. The guests included: Mrs. Earl
Chesney. Mrs. Hugh Williams. Miss
| Olive Moneypenny, Miss Katherine
Stevens Miss Fannie Cohn, Miss Lo-
retta McGinnis, Miss Mary Wear, Miss
Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Esther Wolfe.
Miss Edna AtwelI and Miss Meta Davis.
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The Portia club members will have
their first meeting of the season
Thursday afternoon at 2:SO O'Clock.
| September Is, at the home of Mrs. L.
M. Powell, 7O1 Taylor street.
The membership committee of the
Young WomeRS Christian association
will have a meeting Tuesday morning
at 1890 o'clock at the association
building.
Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming entertained
the executive council of the c. W. B.
NJ. union at her home Friday after
noon. All of the woman's mission
airy societies of the Christian churches
in Topeka made reports. The mis-
sionary society of the West Side Chris
tan church. Mrs. c. E. Ault, president,
had the highest per cent of attendance
for July, August and September. This
entitled this society the privilege of
sending the c. W. B. NJ. union dele
gate to the State Christian Church
convention to be held at Emporia
October AT. This delegate will be one
of the speakers at the quarterly meet
ing of the union October at Central
Park Christian church, and she will
report the sessions of the state con-
vention at this meeting. The MEM
bers of the council present were: Mrs
n. z. Copeland, Mrs. Clara H. Hazel
rigg, Mrs. C. e. Ault. Mrs. w. L.
Ravens Mrs Fred Crouch, Mrs J. f.
Roose, Mrs. e. S. Meade. Mrs. Charles
Hammond. Mrs. H. s. Roger. Mrs. J.
L. Heller. Mrs. W. S. Tandy, Miss Lena
Bates and Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming,
president of the union.
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Mrs Winslow Kingman and her sis
ter. Miss Ruth Withers, will give a
kitchen shower this afternoon at Mrs.
Kingman's home. 1911 Huntoon
street honoring Miss Ruth Kingman,
whose marriage will take place soon.
The guests included Miss Kingnnan,
Mrs. Fannie Meats, Mrs. Carl Linge.
Mrs. Howard Searle, Mrs. Dean Davis
of Kansas City, Mrs. Roscoe Graves.
Mrs. Thomas Amory Lee, Mrs. David
Neiswanger, Miss Theo. Cobb. Miss
Inez Cornell, Miss Jean. Robertson,
Miss Marjorie Roby, Miss Gertrude,
Miss Frances and Miss Katherine
Wheeler, Miss Florence Fair, Miss
Dorothy Foster. Miss Hazel and Miss
Nara Jones. Miss Winona and Miss
Nina McLatchey. Miss Marian Lerrigo,
Miss Alma Calvert. Miss Cora Green,
Miss Frances Washburn, Miss Ruth
and Miss Esther Grandon Miss Gwen
dolyn Shakeshaft, Miss Esther Lindel1,
Miss Elsie Hopkins, Miss Ruth Bey-
ers, Miss Dorothy and Miss Neva
hnn
Daisy Crawford, Miss Teresita Brooks,
Miss Irma Lewis, Miss Edna Rein
bach, Miss Emma Partridge, Miss Ma
bel Huggins. Miss Ruth Schnaeke.
Miss Margaret Whittemore. Miss
and Miss Dorothy Beverly.
Miss Marguerite Cross. daughter of
Mrs. L. r. Cross. and Mr. Paul Dali
rymple were married Friday afternoon
A. E. Gregory. pastor at the First Con-
gregational church. with the Rev.
Gregory officiating. The attendants
were the brides twin sister, Miss Mi
Ram Cross, who was maid of honor.
and Mr.. Oren Mi1lison, best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalrymple have gone to
Galesburg, ILL.,, to be the guests of the
bridegroom's parents. They will be at
home in Topeka after october I.
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Ambulance Company No. BAT, or the
company more Familiarity known as
the Washburn Ambulance company
viii have a reunion in Topeka next
week beginning on Tuesday, the 14th,
and continuing Wednesday and Thurs
| day. Tuesday evening the men will
| have banquet at PelIetier's Tea
Room. About 40 guests will be pres
ent. Mr.. z. Euwer is secretary of the
| organization.
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''ATY HUSBAND"
Was the topic of conversation at
a recent gathering of Topeka women.
They not only talked about their hus-
bands but they spoke quite lengthiIy
I on a queer species, the buying hus-
band" 1t seems that altho their
| friends and neighbors do not suspect
them of it, some of these husbands
not one or two Of them, but they bring
the articles home in quantities. One
woman whose husband likes TO buy
groceries told about how he was for
ever bringing home raiSins- He buys
them by the package and in the bulk
and Just as sure as a store downtown
has a sale on raisins he comes home
with an armload. and the family then
/ begins a diet OF raisin pie, roly poles
and raisin cakes.
Another husband 'just worries his
poor wife TO death by bringing home
pairing knives and fancy cutters. And
now that the fair is to begin next
week, she is looking forward to hav-
! ing several fancy fruit cutters, added
( to her collection in addition to slicers
I to make your potatoes look like waf-
/ files, contraptions to make the parings
/ thinner and knives with an extra twist
on the end with which to core things
Then another wife admitted that her
husband. a prominent Topeka man,
always brings home a towel with him
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