The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-26

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The Art club will hold its hrst
meeting for the season at the nome Io o.
Mrs A Marburg, 931 Harrison street,
Monday, october 3.
A state meeting of the Daughters
of the American Revolution VIII DC
held in Lawrence, October 70 ana : =
A number of delegates will go from
ToneL-a to attend the convention. me
visitors will be entertained IN their
stav in Lawrence at the Hotel Ed
ridge.
Miss Esther RODGERS VIII VII, e T'1as,5.ll
the girls of her sewing CLUB Tuesday
afternoon at her home, at their nrst
meeting Of the autumn
The Topeka chapter of the D. A. r.
will meet Saturday, October s. at the
avenue.
The Music Study club has reorgan-
ICED for the year, and held its hrst
meeting for the season at the home OF
Mrs. R. II. Cav, 1921 Fillmore street.
The years study will be of Russian
and American composers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson cele-
brated their forty-fifth wedding ami
versary last Friday evening at their
home, 22O4 Buchanan street Inc tol-
lowing members OF the family were
present at the reunion: Mrs. 5. l.. III
us of Auburn, Mrs. d. w. WaShDufh
of Oklahoma City. Mrs H. P. Sewart
of Kansas City, Mr. ]. J. Johnson OF
Denver, Mr.. T. B. Johnson of Kansas
City, Mr.. A w. Johnson, Pleasant
Hill. Mo. Mr.. w. H Johnson, MI. X:
p. johnson and D. B. johnson all OF
Topeka
Mr.. w. A. [. Thompson gave an in
formal dinner Saturday night at the
Topeka club for Mr.. H. q. Nudge OF
Chicago, who was here on a business
trip.
The girls who take winter trips to
sunny climates make mistake IN
leaving Panama off their itinerary.
There are numbers of bachelors IN mat
territory who would ask nothing pei
ter than an opportunity 10 play the
knight errant to a girl from the states
And she doesn't have TO be particular
" handsome. either, to be Hnrne1lsely
pOpular in a land of bachelors-no
competition, just easy game. ne al
vision oI1artermaster in the canal zone
+alis che story of five girls who went
70 Panama for short WISH 10 Ield-
tives. and there wasn't an hour OF the
dav when some of the 500 men OF Ihe
town were not offering their services
as escort or planning some SUI VI I'll
tertainment for them. And II any OF
those girls get back to the states IN
married. it won't be the fauU OF tne
bovs down there. 1t looks easy enough
to be a swindle game, but those VINO
know saw it's an honest bargain.
The wedding of Miss May Bell and
Mr.. Edward sheldon was solemnlzed
"Wednesday evening 9ePSeLl tb 1v q a.
6eld, kansas, by the Rev. Freeze: Mr.
Sheldon's home is in Topeka, ana MISS
Bell formerly lived here. ABOUT sixty
guests attended the Weddlng. Inooe
from topeka being Mrs Ellen Sheldon,
Miss FLORENCE Sheldon, DR.. Frank
sheldon. Miss Ella Sheldon and MISS
Dorothy Sheldon. The brlQe was
dressed in white and carried oouque
NJ white roses. Her brother, Mr.. Car e
Ra1I gave her away. Following the
cerern0nv a reception was held at the
home of Mrs. Z. NJ. Adams. MI and
Mrs. sheldon will live in Topeka at
1909 West Sixteenth street
The following guests attended a din
ner given by Mrs c. w. Martin Tor
her daughter, Miss Gladys Coyner:
Mrs. Rose E. Coe, Mrs W. $ Hayslip,
Mrs William Horcek, Mrs. A c. Coe,
Mrs. Ed Reece, Mrs. o. Franks, Miss
clara Coyner. Miss Gladys Coyner,
Miss Doris Coe and Miss Varona
Gabler.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. J. B. Smalley has gone to Texas
on a business trip.
Judge +. P. Lindsay has gone TO
Chicago to spend few days
Mr.. A. D. Aiken arrived Sunday TO
arrange for taking his family TO Nc
Alester, where they will make their
home.
Miss Gladys Coyner has returned
from Fort Riley where she has been
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Franks Of Col
lege Hill spent Sunday in Blacksmith
Kansas, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Merriman.
week from a trip to Belpre, Kansas
Judge ]. G. Slonecker has returned
from a business trip to Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. SouthWlck. MIS-
Laura Southwick and Miss Marion
Richmond arrived Sunday from Ro-
chester N Y, where they spent the
summer. Mr.. Frank SouthWlck stop
ped in Chicago to spend few day;
with Mr.. John Player.
Mr. Walter Heinneman LEFT Saturday
for Chicago, where he has accepted g
position as sales manager of an auto
mobile company.
Mr.. Roy Ramage, who spent the
summer in Los Angeles, is here for {
short time, before leaving for Manhat
tan to finish a course in engineering a
the Agricultural college.
Mr. John f. Frost has gone to sal
Lake city to be with his son, Mr.. Rus
sell Frost, who is i'll in a hospital there
with typhoid fever.
DR.. W. c. McDonough returned Sun
day from St Paul, Mimi, where he at
tended clinics the past two weeks, and
Mrs. McDonough has returned from st
Louis after a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HoIcer of Kan