The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-04

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season after the summer vacation.
Mrs. Clement Smith, the president Is
/ in the chair. The program includes q
! lecture by Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter on George Eliot. the woman Of
! her century, with a piano number by
Mrs. Harry Tasker, a reading by Miss
Ceora Ian ham, a song by Miss Ander-
son, the new teacher of voice at the
College of the Sisters of Bethany. The
program was preceded by short me-
mortal service for Mrs c. D. Startz-
man, past officer Of the federation.
Miss Mary Frost and Mrs. Olive Lewis
Chamberlain, whose deaths occurred
recently. The memorial addresses
were made by Mrs. A. H. Horton for
Mrs Startzman. Mrs H w. Roby Of
Mrs Chamberiain's club. the Ladies
Shakespeare, and Miss Santa Waters
OF the Junior Atlantean club for Miss
Mary Frost, who was a member of
the Junior Atlanteans.
She is visiting in Kansas City. where
the Other Man lives and He is so wor-
ried about it that he watches the list
OF marriage licenses in the Kansas
City papers closely every day.
Today's and tonight's programme of
the seventh annual meeting OF the Fifth
district federation OF women's clubs
IN session in Junction City follows:
MORNING.
Piano solo, Miss Serena Mead.
Five minute reports from clubs and
individual members.
Story Of the Biennial, Mrs. N. I. Nc
The Relation of the Individual Club
Salina
Discussion, led by Mrs. Anna Allen,
Enterprise.
AFTERNOON.
Vocal solo. Miss Grace. Ketner.
Report. Woman's Kansas Day club.
Mrs. James Humphrey. Junction City.
What Is the New Thought? Mle g.
H. Trott, Junction City
Presidents address. Mrs. Catharine
A. Hoffman.
Music, selected.
EVENING.
Piano duet, Mrs. James Cooper and
Mrs. john c. Hessin, both of Manhat-
tan
Vocal solo. Mrs. T. w. Dorm, Junction
City.
Violin solo, Mr. Thad Hoffman. En-
Vocal solo, Mrs. Hale Powers. juno
Plano solo. Miss Maud A1cshea. Chap
man.
Vocal solo, Miss Mary Huston. juno
ton city.
ca The Primrose of Life" Ding
ham).
Harp solo, Miss Wilma Tyler. juno
ton City.
vocal Solo, Miss Grace Ketner. juno
ton City.
Reading. Rev. Robert n. Spencer.
City
Violin solo, Mrs Thomas Hogan.
Junction City.
Double number, piano and organ. by
the Misses Mabel Lockstone and Serena
Mead
Vocal solo, violin and pipe organ ac-
compartment, Miss Gertrude Eakiu.
Manhattan.
Miss Isabelle VanSant of 517 West
street Will entertain Friday evening for
Miss Mabel Grubbs and Mr.. Charles
Lucas who Will be married Monday.
Mrs Herbert L. All<ire is entertain
ing today at cards for Miss Elizabeth
Gayitt The friends asked We're Miss
Gavitt, Mrs. Harry E. Gavitt Mrs TDr-
rington 5. Gavitt, Mrs Everett Akers,
Mrs Don Mulvane Mrs. Dick Alden,
Mrs George Ffeishman, Mrs. E. B..
Conanu, Mrs. George Hackney, Mrs.
Herbert Cartilage, Mrs Frank Moss of
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w H. Gushing, Mrs. Charles K. HOlli-
day, Mrs Arthur 8dcClintock of Lincoln,
Neb.. Mrs Willis D. Storrs, Mrs. Earl
Mcdowell, Mrs. J. K. Bair, Mrs. w. p.
Hemphili, Mrs. P. Donavan of Pitts
burg, Pa, Miss Vida Wood. Miss Louise
Wood, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss Eliz-
abeth Gregory, Miss Louise kellam,
Miss Edna Hoch, Miss Eta Beck, Miss
Anna Beck Miss Nellie Kirk. Miss Mar
garet Jones, Miss Lillian Foster, Miss
Jeanette WOlcott. Miss Mamie Yeale,
Miss Eta CoNell. Miss Amy OVermyer,
Miss Mary Meade, Miss Hazel Wolf,
Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss Anna Marie
Walsh. Miss Helen Moon, Miss VIII
la Rodgers, Miss Anna Purcell Miss
May EcGlvern of Chicago, Miss Bertha
Ethel Davis. Miss Nellie Baker, Miss
Margaret Gilhllan, Miss Bess Elder,
Miss Berenice Fuller. Mrs. Alkire will
be assisted by Mrs. D. E. Ester1y, Mrs.
L. A Ryder and Mrs. J. H. Solecki.
Mrs. Harry E. Gavitt gave an infor-
NAL afternoon for Miss Gavitt .yester-
day.
If you want to know the real reason
why Ann is for Smith all the time re-
Pardless here it is Once Smith saw
the Man That Ann Likes Best some
where with the Other Girl A few
days later he met Ann and jollIed her
about 1t, saying, by the way, who is
that girl? She's the homeliest, tackiest
looking girl I ever saw
\
The Delta Phi fraternity of Wash
burn gave a spread on the campus last
night for Mr.. John Van de Mark. who
left today for Texas after a short visit
to his brother, Mr.. Otis Van de Mark.
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The marriage of Miss Ehie Elizabeth
King and DR.. ". A. Carr of Junction
City was celebrated last night at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. K.
F. King, in North Topeka, in the pres
ence of about fifty guests. The Rev.
John S. Glendenning performed the
ceremony and Miss Lu Grace Whitmer
at the piano played Lehengrin's we'd
ding professional and Thome's Simple
| Confession'' during the ceremony. III e