The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-29

she was a member of the Pi Beta Phi
sorority Mr. Newman Is the only son
Of Mr.. F. tC. Newman of Enporia. He
graduated from K. U. and took post.
graduate course IN law at Harvard
He Is a Phi Delt and T. n. E. Uni
versity of Kansas.
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The twerty-fifth annual convention
of the Kansas Equal Suffrage associa-
ton VIII convene in Topeka. at Unity
church tomorrow evening. Fhe even
ing session will be joint n1eeting OF
the Good Government eiup, the
WernaIi's Christian Temperance union
and the Equal Suffrage association.
An Informal s reception will be held
from, 1880 till o'clock to. when all
women's ORGANIZATIONS of the city are
cordially invited, solicited 10, tak AK
part. This includes all social irater-
nal and civic organizations, which in
rl,,das all Of the women,s clubs, and
does not exclude mems societies TOT
they are especially invited. All OF the
Shawnee county temperance unions
are expected to be present or repre-
scented as the action of the state w ~
T U. has bound the organizations to-
-eether for work the coming year
After the reception the following pro-
grafnme will be given: ts{ =
piano solo-Miss Marian Garretsor.
Inyocation-Mrs. s. s. Estey.
Atftlress-W. F. Schoch-
Violin solo-Miss Anna Whiting.
Mrs e c. Wim at the piano.
Address-Prof E. B. Cowgirl.
Vocal solo-Miss Nellie Pond.
MRS. Gertrude Tracy Wilson at the
piano.
Address-Dr F. n. Lynch. s-..s
Address-Mrs. Margaret Hill NC
Carter.
Closing prayer-Mrs. E. P. Hutchin-
son.
These are the present officers of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage association:
President, Mrs. Lila Day Monroe, TO-
peka; vice president, Mrs. j. ID. Nc
Farland. Topeka; second vice presi-
dent Mrs. Roxanna z. Ricei Law
renee; secretary, Mrs. E. E. Roude-
bush. Topeka; treasurer, Miss Helen
N. Eacker, Delphos; auditors, Mrs.
Levi Hawkins, Topeka; Dr. Deborah
K hongsh0re' *opska. .e,
Kansas City Post: Mrs. Silas Por-
ter, formerly of Kansas city, Kan,
but now of Topeka, will be the guest
of honor at a luncheon tomorrow to
be given by Mrs. c. w; Trlckett OF
5O2 Oakland avenue, Kansas City,
KAN saturday. Mrs. ]. H. Glotfelter
of SAT Oakland avenue, Kansas City,
Kan, will entertain at luncheon for
Mrs. Porter, and on Tuesday, Noyem--
Der 8, Mrs. w. S. Boylan will give a
luneheOn Tor her-
Miss Helen Louise Crosby will en-
tertain Friday afternoon for her
guest, Miss Frances Warfeld. of st.
Louis.
Miss Mary Overholt gave a dinner
for ten guests at the Copeland. last
night. ....-s s- ,. ,..-
Atchison Globe: Topeka "sassiety''
feels as if it has had it rubbed in too
hard. Once upon a time there lived
a girl in Topeka, nice girl, but so
plain and unpretentious that the
smart set looked at her with cold and
unseeing eyes. But the girl married
not long ago, and she got the biggest
whale in the ocean-the only million
aire who ever set foot in Topeka. And
now. when she comes home on a visit,
the smart set, not only gets on its
knees. but it walks the streets in or
der to get the dust from her auto
mobile as 1t whizzes by.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Heartburg will cele-
brate their golden wedding anniversary
this evening with a family dinner at
their home, 1916 Clay street.
~
The. marriage of Ernest f Whipkey
and Miss Grace Crouch of Safrordville,
whose parents are widely known in CEN
tIdl hdHSdS, LOOK place wednesday
night at the brides home, in the pres
ence of small company of their
friends and relatives.
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The Holy City, sacred cantata by
Alfred r. Gaul, will be given at the
First Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening, November 1, by the reg
ular quartette, Mrs. Parkhurst Mrs.
Thatcher. Mr.. Pribble, Mr. Hunt. Mrs.
Robert, Carver, organist, assisted by the
following singers: Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Miss Bernice Fuller. Miss Grace
Keefer, Mrs. Ralph Skinner, Mrs Harry
Pribble, Miss Mabel Ridenour, Mr.. Ross
Tracy, Mr.. Glen Jones. Mr.. Will Car
rey, Mr. David Bowie. Mr.. Harry
Doyle, Mr. Smith, Mr.. Byrne Thatcher.
The programme follows:
Z PART l.
= Introduction. Contemplation = Mrs.
Carver. g.
No Shadows Yonder. 4r
Chorus, tenor solo, quartette chorus
Tenor airs, My, Soul is Athirst for
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