The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-05


Mrs. Kurtz Kellam is chairman of
the tags committee for the Country
club and Mrs. W. 3. Flagler is chair
man for Shawnee.
Those who will place the tags will
be-
country Club. Shawnee club,
Mrs. G. L. Gault Mrs. f. E. Carpenter
Mrs. Ilif Felix Mrs G. p Buck
Mrs. Frank Griggs Mrs Fred lies
Mrs w. d. Updegraff Mrs H NJ Harris
Mrs. Frank Burrow Mrs w T. Bacon
Airs. Ivan Dibble Mrs. Harry Hobson
Mrs. Dana Davis Mrs Churchill Sar-
Mrs sam T. Lux, Jr gent
Mrs. Charles Wolff Mrs. LIE Roy wilkin,
Mrs Arthur ]. Car son
ruth. Jr. Mrs. II A. Jungk
Mrs. Jack Campbell Mrs. A. T. Wilson
Mrs. Richard Hayden Miss Eleanor Camp
Mrs. Mildred Haynes bell
Mrs. Arthur Dillon Miss Alberta Rosen
Mrs. Theodore Snat-
tiHger
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Mrs Henry ]. Allen, who attended
the Worlds Press conference held at
Honolulu, Will land in San Francisco
next Tuesday, November 8. She will
spend short time visiting in southern
California before returning to Topeka.
Mrs. John s. Dean will have as her
guests next Tuesday at her home
1888 Western avenue, the members of
the Elwel Bridge Luncheon club.
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ters of the American Revolution will
celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary
. of their organization Saturday after
noon of next week at the home of Mrs.
j. r. Shelton on Topeka boulevard.
Twenty-Five years ago the Topeka
chapter was organized with fifteen
charter members. Today but six of
these women are living. They are:
Mrs. A H. Horton, Mrs. T. w. Har-
rison of Kansas City, Mo, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Miller of Chicago, Mrs. c. NJ. Baker.
Wichita, Mrs. r. B. Snow, Massa chu-
sets. and DR.. Harriet Adams of Mas
silon, Ohio.
The meeting place of the organiza-
tion on Saturday is particularly fitting
as it was the home of one of the char
ter members. the late Mrs. n. F.
Handy. mother of Mrs. J. r. Shelton.
Miss Bessie Boughton will give a
history of the Topeka Daughters from
their first meeting. other talks of in
terest are being planned.
The honor guests will include: Mrs.
T. w. Harrison of Kansas City, Mrs.
George T. Guernsey, state regent and
former national regent; Mrs. W D.
Ross, Emporia; Miss Katharine Ken
dali. Ottawa: Mrs. A. H. Horton, first
regent, and her daughter Mrs. Earl
Mcdowell of Kansas City.
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The Topeka Grade Teachers club
gave a luncheon Friday noon at the
First Presbyterian church at which
the Grade Teachers clubs in this Sec
ton of the state were guests.
The Kansas City Teachers club gave
the program. Miss Joe E. Bring is
president OF the Kansas City club, and
Miss Myra Corning is president of the
Topeka organization. Miss Edith
Hopkins of the Kansas City club gave
a history of what they had accom-
plished. other numbers on the pro-
gram were a whistling solo by Miss
Rebe Miller, a story by Miss Nettie
Taylor and a vocal duet given by Miss
Gladys Kinney and Miss Flora Reyn-
olds. After the program Miss Mabel
F. Smith. state chairman of all the
Grade Teachers clubs. talked.
The grade teachers were the first
organization of the convention formu-
lating resolutions concerning the dis
armament conference. They sent the
following telegram to President Hard
ing:
Resolved, by the Grade Teachers
clubs OF Kansas, that we unanimously
support you in your endeavor to make
humanity safe from war. and plead
for public decisions in the disarma-
ment council which convenes in Wash
ington on Armistice day. May you
accomplish all and even more than
you hoped forR
About 500 guests were present at
the luncheon.
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The Portia club will have a 1890
o'clock luncheon on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. W. W. Bowman, on Tay-
Tor street.
Mrs. H. E. Seeds will have a paper
on What Shall We Have for Din
ner?" and Mrs. Bowman will read
paper on Federal Aid in Rehabilita-
ton of Disabled Soldiers
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Mr.. Frank Porsch, 1922 Tyler street.
announces the engagement of his