The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-26

All the local world of fashion and OF
sport is at the bench show TINS "e5n-
the second annual exhibition or the 10
peka Kennel club-at the Auditorium.
It is easy enough to tell the matIons
and maids who proceed on the theory
of Love me love my dog, Ior lney q
ell att the bench show, sticking alou en-
the kennels of their beloved pets ior
fear the Angel Pies will get loneSoLie,;
The ladies' class, for which the hiAs
club offers an unusually handsome 80 vup'
attracted many entries this year W.
Charles s. Cross, of EmpoFia, mas q
nurnber of her fine bull terriers IN Inns
class Mrs. William w. WlKloai nao
two coIlies, Topeka Sandy, one OF ths
local prize winners OF last year az
Glory Galopin, beautiful WhiIe colIIe
less than q year old. Mrs. Herpers
Hackney exhibits her F1ossie Wee ana
Cleopatra second, toy English spanlsls
of much beauty and intelligence. VS.
Guenn GODDARD entered her st. beFn ar
Russell" handsome oog win US
tinguished marking and gave up d
trip to Florida and Cuba with ner pa
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A A Godaro, ~
order to be near him and comiort M
through the trials Of the e1nloieiu,n,
Another interested attendant s a. .ne
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rahph =.
slxinner. who have some collies In tns
show. Other exhibitors in the laoles
GLASS are Mrs. L. S. Mcclellan tE .ra
Kelly9 "Tig p b MisI . 4aEnA g." Mrs
William Archer, ''SnooZer, MRS. ". E.
steward. Fuzzy Stewart" Mrs. r. r.
q. Marine, ''Muff,'' Miss Mabel M, N
Betelle. MED Nicholson" MISS ~
ence tombstone. Tommy AIki ss., MISS
Mabel HfII. Queen" All these are en-
1ered for the beauty" prize but some
of the exhibitors look upon tnei5 H.
with more unprejud1ced eye anu 1 60
NJ B. Hampleton, prlnclpal VI I hes an
Iege of the Sister of Bethany mas en-
tered her dachshund, Vince, a fafnln Jar
sioht about the Bethany campus tol
the UgIest dogs prize OtnS[ 1n
in this class are Mrs. Hugh w. law ,N1.
sons Barney Mulligan, an 1rlsh LEI Tll'sl
and Mrs. G. S. Cross bull terrier, Farn-
ham Fury. Miss Frances McCnntocK'
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. McCnntock's young
est daughter has her Mexican cog
Chihuahua. in the show MISS M1Ioreo
Morton has entered her setter Duhe-
Miss Marguerite Kiene has Manches-
ter terrier, black and tan, Nlchoias
I,ongworth," in the show. Miss Alice
Rossington is among the exnlnltQrs
with her Tyke III Mrs. Charles W.
Merriam's King Charles, Gypsy. MRS;
Charles wolff's cockerspaniel. Sheney
and Miss Vida Estelle Busch's setter.
"EarI," are among the other entries OF
especial local interest
Pursuing the club women's mani
festo against the bilIboards the civic
COMMITTEES of the city federation OF
clubs met yesterday with MRS Lee
Monroe to discuss the movement. On
motion of Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland 1t was
decided to ask the civic conlmittee ol
fine Commercial club to meet with the
federation committee. Mr. H. 0. Gar
vey. chairman of the Commercial ciuo
committee, was communicated with oy
telephone, and Thursday at NAN aIter
was agreed upon for a conference or
the two committees. Mrs. 8: r.. Tut
tie. chairman of the federatton's civic
committee urges all the members TO
be present and the presidents OF the
Individual clubs and others Interested
are also invited. A decision by Judge
WEIGH of California in a billboard case
in San Jose was read. Judge Welcn
held that the billboard is as much OF
q nuisance as a pigsty. that II is nn,
couth in appearance and detrimental
70 the peace of mind of the residents OF
property in its neighborhood. Backed
by the legal opinion and with the aid
Of the business men the Federation
hopes to GUST the billboard from To-
peka.
Among the reasons given by the civic
committee in It's protest against the
billboards are that they are uns1ghtly;
that they hide q dumping ground Tor
the garbage and refuse of the neigh
borhood. and are thus menace to
health and cleanliness: that they de-
tract from the value of adjoining pro-
perty; and that If they were not al
lowed the vacant lots which they screen
might be improved and beautified by
their owners and add to the glory of
Topeka Beautiful.
washington correspondence: Mrs.
Curtis and Miss Curtis, wife and sister
of Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas,
have cards out for tea Thursday after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Q. G. Dodge OF
Annapolis. formerly Of Wamego. Kan
week. tss
Atchison Globe: Ehrett Ballou,
etenographer in J. w. Wilson's real
estate office, and Miss Ida Asquith, of
Topeka, slipped over to Holton Satur-
day afternoon, and were married. They
returned to Atchison yesterday morn
ing, and are now keeping house at SIT
Atchison street. The bride formerly
lived at Muscotah and Effingham and
their love affair began while they were
students in the Atchison county high
school at birmingham.
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The Fluffy Ruffles dancing club will
give a leap year dance at Hudsons
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Odelius will give
an indoor or worthless picnic tonight
for the following guests: DR.. and Mrs.
r. N. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Snow
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B.