The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-07

lin and harp numbers. The ciyics and
the educational departments were
combined for the day and both heard
talk by Mrs. E. n. Farris of the
accomplished at the hospital by the
women patients, who are daily making
useful articles of materials usually
thrown away. An exhibit of the work
done was also /. sho y A..
The Business and Professional Mems
club gave a dance Wednesday evening
at KeIlam hall with about one hun
dred in attendance:
The Junto club will be entertained
Friday evening, April Is. with Judge
and Mrs. James A. Mcclure, 1851 Null
vane street, as host and hostess.
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A surprise party was given Wednes-
day evening by a group of girls for
Miss Josephine Cramer in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Those in the
party included Miss Lydia Ehrsham,
of Holton; Miss Clara Waston, Miss
Florence Towne, Miss Marian Daugh-
erty, Miss Harriet Shoffner, Miss
leila Bossen, Miss Edith Cramer,
Miss Jean Kantz and Miss Laura
Henry.
The first dance at the-aElks' club
ADMINISTRATION
held Friday evening from until IL
O'Clock. The entertainment committee
in charge Friday will include Mr.. Orie
lines, Mr.. Charles Clevenger, Mr..
Frank Middleton. Mr.. Clarence Seeley
and Mr.. Art Springer.
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TIL children who attend the meeting
or Pelletier's Story Hour club Satur-
day afternoon in the tea room annex
will hear stories about the Travels of
Honk-A-Tonk. Bubble book sonzs
VIII be heard and games played.
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The Red Cross room on the fourth
floor of the Mills building will be
open the first five days of each week
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
4 o'clock II the afternoon, where refl1-
gee garments for children will be
made.
The Red Cross will probably issue
a call once each month for a lot of
garments to be made up and it is ex-
pected that there will be work to do
the greater part of each month. The
call this month is for 100 layettes, 100
smocks for the children of Poland,
Austria, Hungary and the Balkan
states; Mrs: ]. g; Leopold will super
wise the work and various other work
crs will have charge each day.
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announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Oslo Mildred
simmons and Mr.. Eugene Butler,
ton, Okla Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will
make their home in Walter, Okla.
Mr.. Butler is the son of Mrs. J. o.
Butler of Walter, Okla, formerly of
Topeka, and is a nephew of Mr.. Will
c. Stephenson of Topeka. He was
with the 10 Field Signal battalion,
Company A, overseas and will be re-
membered by the bows of his cOmpany
as Circus Butler:
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Menninger were
host and hostess Tuesday evening to
to members of the Leonardo club.
| Guests of the club included: DR.. and
Mrs. W. w. Reed of Kansas City.
The Good Government club will
meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Y. w. c. A. Miss Ceora Ian
ham will be the speaker of the after
| noon and will tell of the Inconven-
fences of Shopping in France. speak
] ing principally of the various kinds of
I French money, tin, and the paper
money issued for short duration.
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The tree to be placed on the state
| house lawn Arbor day, Friday. under
the direction of the Native Sons and
| Native Daughters of Kansas will be
| planted at twelve o'clock by Mrs. AL
| len, who is a member of the organizes
also the wife of a native governor
| Governor Allen will make the address
and special music will be given.
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The Women's Auxiliary of the
| Spanish War Veterans will plant a
tree on Arbor day, Friday, in honor