The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-07

the party will be given there. MT ANS
den returned today from business
trip to Detroit.
Miss Brunette Walter asked guests
for an informal afternoon at her STUDIO
TODAY. to meet Miss Addie Givens
WINNIE of Lexington. Mo. Miss Wynne
is a teacher of piano in the Central
Female college, of Lexington, and play
ed for the guests at the party TINS az
ternoon.
A resourceful Topeka woman has
found a way to live in moderate COM
fort during the warmest days we have
had thus far, and her experience may
offer a suggestion to others VINO nave
not thought of her plan. She has con
verted her laundry into sitting roonl,
The basement of her house is high, With
windows sufficiently large to admit OF
good ventilation, and the basement -
dry as everything else is this season
even to the clouds. She has dtteo the
room up with rugs. rocking cnalrs,
couches. books, and magazines anu
the omnipresent Thermometer. Hef or
servations Of temperatures give the Iol-
lowing record: On the 'front.' pore ~ a.
the shade, the mercury reglsteree- 1os
degrees; the lower room OF the mouse
closed and darkened, had temperd-
tnre of IS. and the basement sitting
room (nee laundry showed showed 80 a VI ''ie
same reading, a temperature Oh O.
The n n. s. club will have their
annual picnic Saturday evening at
Vinewood park The members &no
their husbands VIII atteno-'
Miss Mabel May Wolford ana MI
Row M. Slaybaugh were married Wed
nesday at the home OF the prlQe par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. H H. WolIor1
1928 West street by Rev. Jonn W, a w 10
dron. They have gone for Weoolns
trim to California and Yellowstone Pafk,
and will be at home after August az
1928 West street.
The following program will be given
tonight at the Y. w. G. A. at nome
Nv Miss Irene Welshans' pupils in ex-
preston. assisted by Miss Ethel F'rizeli'
pianist, and Mr.. H. o. Whitman, tenor;
Solo, Carnival NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Molloy
Mr.. Whitman
Reading...........F ads of Miss Philury
Miss Violet Matthews
Reading. Buying a. Railroad Ticket
Marceline Courture.
Reading. ,....-.. Flick vs. rlcA
Miss Lillis drummer
Piano Solo, oeiecIeu
Miss Frizell.
Reading Rims Last Whipping
Miss Ruth Foster
Reading -......-.....-... -. Falsy
Miss Mildred Carpenter.
Vocal Solo. The Voice of the Woods
( ................. Watson
\
Mr.. Whitman.
/ Reading. the Box Office
Miss Margaret Barker
Reading ............... Mandy's Organ
Miss Maud Bell
Farce Fudge and Burglar
Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Helen Lucas
Miss I.illis drummer, Miss Margaret
Barker and Miss Georgia Neese-
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Henry Mason
/ will leave Monday for Yellowstone
Park and Portland, Ore, to spend the
I summer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Forbes will leave
! Tuesday to spend the rest of the sum-
mer in Colorado Springs
] Judge and Mrs T. F. Carver LETT
/ Thursday for Pryor Lake, Mimi, and
will be gone until fall
Mr.. James L. King and his daughter.
Mrs. w. w. Wikidal left Thursday for
Atlantic City, where they will spend two
weeks. Afterwards Mrs. Wikidal will
go to Towanda, Pa, to join Mrs. King
in visit to relatives for the rest of
the summer.
Miss Edna Corbet, who has been seri-
ously i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Forbes, has recovered, and has
gone to Eads, Col, to resume her work
as county superintendent of schools.
Mrs. Scandrett and her daughter,
Miss Scandrett. will leave Wednesday
of next week to spend the rest of the
summer in Michigan.
Miss Eva Smith will leave next
Wednesday for the east She will spend
some time in New York and viii also
! be the guest of Mrs. Sydnor, of Rye
Beach, Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. l. c. WATSON of Hutch
] inson are here to spend the sumner with