The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-02

John Clugston, Mr.. Burnett, Mr.. Harold
Copeland, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.
i Glen Haughey, Mr.. Leo Haughey, Mr..
Roy Johnson, Mr.. Charles Ryder, Mr..
Harry Wolf, Mr.. William Snyder. Mr..
Homer Sheldon. Mr.. Wilson Hobart,
Mr.. Frank Hodges, Mr.. Todd Matthews,
Mr.. Robert Steele, Mr.. Monte Kistler,
Mr.. Alexander Loomis, Mr.. Tom
veach of Atchison, Mr. Robert McG1-
fert, Mr.. Herman Carkhuff, Mr.. Wayte
Lyle. Mr.. Frank F1enniken, Mr.. Clay
Hamilton, Mr.. Fraser Cole, Mr.. Frank
Griggs. Mr.. Paul Moneypenny, Mr.. Les
lie Rowles. Mr.. Floyd Stevens, Mr.. Dav-
i'd Lakin, Mr.. Herbert Heym, Mr.. Joe
Wilson. Mr.. George White. Mr.. Stanley
Reed, Mr.. Jim Hughes, Mr.. Percy
Beggs, Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. Dick
Bradlev Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Warrick
Updegraff, Mr.. Jay Close, Mr.: Dale Co
ing, Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. Bruce
Mcfarland, Mr.. Otto Council, Mr. Geo.
Willard, Mr.. Burr Willard, Mr.. Harry
Eale, Mr.. George Beach. Mr.: Ralph
Scar, Mr.. William Wellhouse, Mr.. Os-
born Larimer, Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr.
George Veale. Mr.. Will Stewart, Mr..
Jim Stewart, Mr.. Ray Burchheld, Mr.
Will Collision, Mr.. Gilbert Worley, Mr.
Louis Hall, Mr.. Carl Trap, Mr.. Robert
Pierce, Mr.. LIE Roy Rauch, Mr.. Art
Gray, Mr.. Herbert Lininger. Mr.. Julius
F'ritts, Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.. Earl
Ewart, Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain. Mr..
Proctor Fuocht, Mr.. Frank Griggs, Mr..
Clarence Jordan, Mr. John Hamilton,
Mr.. Otto Cornell, Mr.. Russell Grimes,
Mr.. Allan McNeal, Mr.. Nelson Meade,
Mr.. Jim Mcfarland, Mr.. Dick Fritts,
Mr.. Francis Bonebrake, Mr.. Ben Bear,
Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.. Malcolm Copeland.
There is a new graft which threat
ems to out do the endless chain letter
fad of a few years ago and the Guild
of Grace cathedral is the first to make |
use of it in Topeka for the new cathe- |
dral fund. A mile of pennies is the |
new scheme. Don't be surprised to
receive a bunch of printed slips with |
gummed spaces on one side and a re- |
quest to fill the spaces on one slip |
with pennies and to slip the other |
slips to nine friends. unless they are
slip away. OF course the hold-up ar
lists who run church bazaars and
other Get Quick schemes for
churches understand perfectly that
keep it instead of handing it to their
friends and will contribute the whole
$3.50 rather than bore other people.
The mile of pennies will amount to
John T. Bradley, Mrs. John Clark
Harmon and Mrs. A. w. Lacey, noted
for church purposes,
are the committee in charge of the
Merriam, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence B. Merriam was the first child
to deposit his foot of pennies. Chap
ellie Foote, son of Judge and Mrs c.
E. Foote gave the first penny in the
mile The scheme is a clever one, all
right and when it comes to getting the
money you'll have to give it to the
church workers-and that word
workers" is used advisedly. You talk
about financial genius, there is a lot
Of it developed in aid societies, guilds,
It al. Women can do those things
md get away with it, but a man
would rather go out with stocking
'ull of sand and play the hold-up
game according to professional rules.
The Sigma Delta Psis of washburn
will give a party at the Country club
his evening for the visiting girls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. CIevenger and
Miss Gertrude Cievenger gave a din
Ter last night for these guests: Mrs.
Briggs of Portsmouth, Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Kemper and Miss jose
1hine Lynch.
The Alethean society of Washburn
college has issued invitations for a
reception Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 8, at Boswell hall.
The Music Study club will give an
evening with Nevin at the home of
hr. and Mrs. J. P. Wahle Wednesday. ;
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The Froebel club met Friday with :
Mrs. E. L. Hopkins, 500 Lincoln :