The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-22


Miss Cora McNutt of ottawa, for
mer secretary of the local 7. W. C. A,
will be married August 10 to Dr.
Joseph Davis of Hudson, Ariz. The
of Miss McNutt's people in Ottawa
and they will live in Hudson which is
a mining camp, of which Dr. Davis IS
the company physician and surgeon.
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Mr.. s. Jerome Uhls of Cincinnati,
who painted the portraits of the late
Eugene Hagan and Colonel w. H.
Rossington for the Topeka club and
is in Topeka executing a number of
commissions, has almost completed an
extra ordinary portrait of Mr.. James P
2. Rowley and charming one OF MIS-.
David w. Mulyane. The RoWley pOr-
trait is a head and Mr.. UhlS is en-
thusiastic over his subject. Mrs. Null
Vane's portrait is a half length, and
the pose, in a great arm CHAIR, the
dull Pompeiian red tapestry back
ground bringing out delightfully."- the
charm of her dainty type, the skilful
treatment of the simple white gown,
the faithful rendition of a natural and
characteristic expression, combine to
make an unusually effective and pleas
ing picture. Mr.. Uhls has also recent
ly done a portrait of Mr. Arnln Fass-
, Ter. one of a number of family por-
traits for this patron who introduced
his work in Topeka.
Miss Alice Robe, once of Lawrence,
afterwards of New York and latterly
Of Denver, who is one of the best
known and most successful newspaper
women in this country, has taken
position with the Denver Times as spe-
cial writer. Miss Robe was until re-
Gently with the Post but the Times
stole her away with the highest salary
paid a western newspaper woman
Miss Rohe's mother, Mrs. Adam Rohe
of Lawrence, is spending the summer
with her in Denver having recently
come west from New York where she
was with her second daughter, Miss
Margaret Robe, also a successful
writer and illustrator. who was mar
ried in June, in London. to Mr. Roy
Howard, New York manager of the |
Associated Press.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cartilage
have issued invitations for the we'd
ding of their daughter Helen to Mr.. |
Archie Raymond Mulholland Tuesday
evening, August 3, at s o'clock, at
their house, 1906 Topeka avenue. At
home after November Is at 31S
Eighth avenue west
One hundred and twenty-five friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Whiting and
Miss Anna Whiting heard with delight
the song RECITAL of Miss Marguerite
LoveweI. recently returned from four
years study of her art in the east,
which was the principal feature of the
musicale at their house on College Hill
last night. Miss Loveweu is prepar-
ing for the operate stage and has re-
ceived much encouragement from her
teachers and other critics. She has an
unusual voice and sings with uncom-
mon skill and intelligence. Mrs. Harry
B. Tasker at the piano played her ac-
compartments and Miss Anna Whiting
gave violin solo and played an obli-
cato for some of Miss LoVeWell's num-
bers. Assisting friends were Mrs JOS
eph T. LoveweH. Mrs. H. c. Bowman,
Mrs. H. L. Shirer Miss Carol Lovewell,
Miss Mary Clark. Miss Evelyn Mackey
Of Junction City, and Miss Mary Helen
Shirer.
i There will be a 1peeting Of the presi-I
dents of the clubs in the City Fed
at the home of Mrs. Lila Day Monroe,
the federation president. 900 Harrison
street. tomorrow evening at Z o'clock
Presidents unable to attend are asked
to send representatives to discuss new
phases of the club house project.
Mr.. B. H. Alexander. a missionary
recently returned from China. will ad-
dress the Christian Missionary Alliance
at 522 Polk street. this evening at g
o'clock and also spoke at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Smyser of To-
peka, Kan, are at No. 215 Canon ave-
nue.. Manitou. for the summer. Mr.
SmySer was one OF General NJ j.
Palmer's assistants on the survey to
the Pacific in 1878. He was with the
Santa Fe during the companys con-
struction work west of the Missouri.
He has now retired from business
Colorado Springs Gazette.
Miss Witwer requests the members
of the Ceramic Art club to meet with
her tomorrow morning from to II
to discuss the club house and the Oc-
tober exhibit.
Among those at the Country club
dance last night were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert T. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cole. Mr.
and Mrs. Marco Morrow Miss Hite of
St Louis, Miss Helen Sharitt Miss
Leona Curtis. Miss Marie Lagerstrom,