The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-26

the rights of :. child were the right to
be well born, to be loved, to be under
stood, to have health. to be wanted,
and to be happy. Mrs. McCarter is
one of the most able women in Kan
sas; she is a good story teller and an
easy speaker"
The March meeting of the Kansas
Authors club will be held Wednesday
and Mrs. George P. Morehouse, 216
West Eighth street. The department
of history, with Mr.. William E. Con-
nelley as chairman, will have charge
of the program
Mr.. Medill Mccormick of Chicago,
editor of the Chicago Tribune, will go
to Wichita March s to attend the Kan
sas Editorial convention. Mrs. McCor-
mick will accompany him, and on their
return they VII stop in Topeka for
few days and will be guests of Cover
nor and Mrs. w. r. Stubs.
The Minerva club will meet Monday,
A. Powers, 1920 Western avenue. Mrs.
Powers and Mrs. Nichols will be host
esses.
Mrs. Georg- P. Moreilouse entertain
ed about thirty-five guests at her house
ham with her concert company gave
a short program for the entertainment
of the guests. A quintet. Rose
Waltz" was given by Miss Dora Lovitt,
ton, Miss Lola Childs and Mr.. P. o.
Lanham; sole, Gypsy Miden,'' Mrs.
Hatton; a violin solo in two parts,
"Conzinetti" and Remembrance" by
Miss Beardsley; trio, Joy of Spring."
Miss Childs, Miss Levitt and Mr.. Lam
ham; reading, by Miss Lanham; piano
solo, eff We're a Rose,'' Miss Levitt;
reading, Farmer Kilroy's Lecture on
Ivalooshin,' Miss Lanham. and a
Gypsy Chorus, bv the members of the
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will be given
Tuesday evening, March 8, at the
The young people, who will
OF Miss Irene Welschans, are: Miss
Charlotte, Mcclellan Miss Marie
Lagerstrom, Miss Bertha Hull. Miss
Dorothy Porter, Miss Julia Ames, Miss
Jean Rodgers, Miss Rachel Coston,
Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss Segar,
NJ ISIS Letha Blanch, DR.. Leo Haughey,
Mr.. Howard Hotchkiss and Mr., War
rem Crumbine.
Col and Mrs. George w. Reed an
b41O CA6d5Cll6nI Oh In6lu
naughter, Grace Frances, to Mr..
Thomas E. Prout. The wedding will
take place early in the summer. Mr..
Prout is secretary of the R. r. Y. M,
c. A. of Topeka.
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Mrs. Minnie P. Burke, of F'redonia,
will be the guest of honor at a tea
given by the Past-Matrons association
Of Beulah, at the home of Mrs. Leon
Lane, 1874 Western avenue, Monday
afternoon from three to five.
There is a great joy in life if you
will seek for it. One way that costs
only the price of admission, is to go
to theater, take a back seat and
watch the women take off their big
hats. With the hat on, one can only
guess at the wonderful and awful
creation under it, but when the hat
IS removed and the mattress stands
out with all its trimming of curls and
kinks, it is more Joyful sight than
what is taking place on the stage. A
girl at the theater last night wore her
hair SO that from backward view
she looked like a camel coming this |
way. 1t was the most violent, exag-
gerated, and uncontrolled outbreak of
hair ever seen in this town. It is be-
lieved that the girl came from To-
peka. "-Atchison Globe.
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Mrs. w. G. Jones was given a sur
prise party Friday evening at her
home in celebration of her birthday
Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs Benton Hollo-
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sanders, !
Miss Bessie Boulding, Miss Edith
Smelser, Miss Lois Murphy, Miss
Emily Hardy, Miss Mabel Jones, Miss
Jones, Mr.. Jones Smelser,
Mr.. Grover Sanders, and Master
Hayes Holloway.
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The NJ. o. n. K S. of the high
school gave a banquet last night
for the girls of the class. the N. L.
n. S.. at the home of Mr.. Robert
The class colors of brown
and yellow were used throughout the
house for decorations. The company
included Miss Helen Casey, Miss Kath
crime Stanley, Miss Lillian Stone, Miss
Davis. Miss Marian Thomas,
Miss Helen Fitzpatrick, Miss Winifred
Green. Miss May Tomlinson, Miss
frankie Haskell. Miss Maize Weekly,
Miss Wilma Shoemaker. Miss Alice
White, Miss Grace Phillips, Miss Hazel
Mr.. Lee Samuel. Mr.. Maui
rice Tucker. Mr.. Robert Whitcomb,
Mr.. Don billings, Mr.. Willis Garvey,
Mr.. Arthur Bolton. Mr.. Merrill Gage,