The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-05

question, and telling of a visit she
made to the Blandin school which IS
attended by both Indian and white
| children The article deals with the
/ them, OF educating the children of the
, two races together, and the supJect,
! interesting in itself, is presented with
the characteristic freshness anu
originality of the writer
Following is an account from Nor
| ton PAPER of the wedding of Miss Lee
Ora Clark and Mr. Gerald Duhkee
Benton, a senior in Washburn col
| Iege. A student of the medical depart
ment. AN impressive ceremony was
performed Wednesday evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN church in Oberlin, when
Mr.. Gerald Dunkee Benton, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis L. Benton, was
united in marriage to Lee Ora, only
daughter of Rev. and Mrs j. p clark
of that city. The young people nave
great many friends in OperHh anu
| Norton, and Mr.. Benton is now
senior student in Washourn coIie 80 d.
Topeka" Mr. and Mrs. Benton are IN
Toneka. and both of them will attend
Washburn the remainder of the school
year.
The Parents and Teachers assocla-
+io,, Of the van Buren, school will meet
FRIDAY afternoon, December g. at D
o,cIork IN the assembly room OF the
building An interesting program -
being arranged, and large attendance
is desired.
The marriage of Miss Susan Gay TO
Mr. Frederick Cameron vincent
whose engagement was announced o
few weeks ago, took place saturday al
ternoon ct 4 o'clock at the nome OF
tbe brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs A d. Weaver, of Lawrence. me
ceremony was read by Rev. Evan A
Edwards, of Trinity church the Dr1ae
is the daughter of Mr. and MIS-. FRED
ariclT cav of Kansas City, and for
merlv lived in Topeka. Mr. and Mrs-
Vincent have gone for wedding Trip
to Virginia Hot Springs and Ne"
York.
DR.. S. S. Estey will address the
Christian Temperance union meeting
"Wednesday at II o'clock on the subject
Of equal suffrage The Suffrage asso-
citation has appointed the following
delegates to the Temperance union
W. A McCarter, Mrs. c. A. HOFFMAN.
of Enterprise; Mrs. Cora Wellhouse, OF
Tonganoxie. and Mrs. Lee Monroe
Miss Mildred Lewis gave luncheon
Saturday at Mills tea room for MISS
Fife Mulford. of Hoyt; Miss Anna
Maud Smith, of Lyons, and Miss Nealie
Harbaugh, of the Agricultural college,
Manhattan.
The program to be given by the Mi
nerva club wednesday night for the
Topeka chapter of the D. A r. Will be
Piano duet, Hungarian Dance
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Miss Maude Mary Kline, Miss Florence
Craven.
Vocal solo ssvillanelIi' -. Dill Acqua
Mrs. E. G. Hughes.
Piano solo, 'Impromptu r azure
Miss Nellie Shepherd
vocal duet, 1.-The Angels of Light
Mrs E. G. Foster, Mrs. R, H More
house
Reading, Emusic on the Rappanhan-
mock. .kathryn AIDA
Violin duet (a), Hearts Desire"
violin duet Cb), IN Days of KNIGHT
Miss Mary Clark, Miss Jessie Waller.
Fare Ye Hills (Joan of Arc) =
Tschaikowski
Miss Brunette Walter.
Vocal solo. 1.-THE Christ Child. -Coomb
Mrs. Norman Atkinson
Reading, "Brushwood''
Organ solo, selected. Mr. Seymour
Piano duet, "Jubel Overture Weber
Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Mrs c. j.
Wilson
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs H P. Dillon and the
Jack Dillon family will return tonight
from New Jersey where they have
been since early last summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. H p Dillon will live at the Ma
tional hotel until their house on Harr1-
son and Ninth streets is finished
Miss Daisy Monroe has returned
from Lyons where she was a guest at
a house party given by Miss Yetta
Conkling.
Miss Chloe Harshbarger of Abingdon,
H., is the guest of Mrs o. W. Neil
1852 Fillmore street.
Miss Jennie Cation, who has been Wis