The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-07

and Mrs. Fred Buechner, Mr. and
Mrs. e. A Breeze, Miss Ruby Gill;
land. Miss May Ayers. Miss Mary Ed
wards, Miss Cassie Herring, Miss Glare
liams. Mr.. Dell Cox. Mr.. Grover
Rauch and Mr.; Del Fuller.
! The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority an
nounces two new pledges, Miss Rilla
Brown, of Larned, and Miss Ruth
Switzer, of Galveston, Ind.
The Delta Gamma sorority an
nounces Miss Nola Mckee and Mrs.
Ruth Kingman Washburn as two new
pledges.
Mrs. W. E. McVey's team of the Wo-
mans club will have their regular
team luncheon Wednesday noon at the
home of Mrs. Richard Thomas, 1910
Topeka boulevard.
A book and record shower will be
given next Tuesday, February Is, at
the Y. W. c. A, for the Girl Reserves.
Mrs. Dwight Ream and Mrs. Arch Nc
Keever will be in charge of contribu-
| tions and will call for all girls books
and records which will be donated.
The girls work at the Y. w. C. a.
which was begun in 1913 has pro-
crossed until there are branches OF
the Girl Reserves in many OF the To-
peka schools and there are Y. w. c. A.
CLUBS at DOI1 the oakland nlSn SCnOOl
and the Topeka high school. Miss
Mary Mac Lehman has been chairman
of the committee on girls work since
the organization until recently. when
Mrs. David Page was appointed chair
man. Miss Sallie Glass is girls work
secretary, Mrs. Merrill Mills. chair
man of the grade school department.
Mrs. Arch McKeever and Mrs. Dwight
Ream assisting, Miss Katherine Nc
Farland chairman of-the younger bust
ness girls clubs with Miss Irene Trox-
ell, Miss Kathryn Albaugh, Miss Mil
dred Reed. Miss Miriam Daugherty.
Miss Antoinette Bengon and Mrs. E.
G. Parsons as assistants.
In the grade school work, the clubs
meet once each week. The leaders of
the Reserves in the various schools
are: Miss Jessie Burnett, Lowman;
Miss Gertrude Beverley, Polk; Miss
Julia Larimer, Sumner: Miss Sylvia
Cohen, Quincy; Miss Ariel Nichols.
Branner; Miss Sylvia -Silverthorne and
Miss Mabel Howarton. Central Park;
Miss Marie Bartell. State Street; Miss
Esther Thomas. Lincoln: Miss Iris
Langhart, Harrison; Mr.. Carl Linge,
Potwin; Mrs. Frank Ripley, Van
Buren,; Miss Orpha Miller: Clay; Miss
Margaret Ripley. Highland Park.
Seven assistants have been appointed
as substitutes for the regular leaders
and are: Miss Mary Parkinson, Miss
Ruth Hawke, Miss Merle Duggan,
Miss Berniece Dearborn Mrs. Clad
Marshall, Mrs. George Staebler, Miss
Margaret Tillotson and Miss Catha-
rine Smith. Miss Laura Ewing. Miss
Alma Calvert Miss Minnie Jones. Miss
Jean Robertson. Miss Grace Elmore'
are faculty advisers of the Topeka
high school Y. W. c. A. club, and Miss
Lola Curry and Miss Gertrude
Wheeler are advisers of the Oakland
girls.
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The Y. W. C. A. membership COM
mittee will meet Wednesday morning
at 1880 o'clock at the association
building.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Marion Murphy has returned
from Baldwin. Kan, where she went
TO attend the funeral of her sister,
Miss Edith Murphy.
Miss Dorothy Anderson spent the
week end in Kansas City with her
father, Mr.. F. 3. Anderson.
Fallen arches, flat foot restored by
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Foy
& Gabriel. Chiropractors, us Kansas. Z
ADV.
Mr.. Frank iDeachner of H.awatha,
spent the week end here visiting
friends.
Mrs. Frank Cope, Mrs. w. B. Swan
and Mrs. Fred La Fontaine. of Kan