The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

ton of Miss Jennie Blinn, and those
who will sing it are: Miss Eva CURVE
Miss Helen Schaver, Miss Allson
Schaver, Miss Beatrice Burge, Mr..
Lewis Nesbaum, Mr.. Theodore Post.
Mr.. Howard Searle and Mr.. Frank
Ripley. Everyone is invited, both
men and women.
Mrs E. w Rankin will entertain the
Current Literature club Tuesday after
noon at her home. 228 Greenwood
avenue Professor Rankin, of Ann Ar
Dor, will give an address on The Bible
as Work of Art"
The N. N S. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. H. S. Clay, 1928
Harrison street
An cement that has been much
discussed and published, but not yet
officfally confirmed, is that of Miss
Consensus of Opinion has given them
year to make their preparations, but
General Indications insist that they
will not require that much time Mr..
Wolf has bought lots in Elmhurst and
expects to begin building his house at
once. they say. It will scarcely take
longer than till fall to finish it. and Of
what use, please. is a cage without the
bird and who wants to pay taxes on
unused property? BY this system of
reasoning an autumn wedding is a Ger
tainty.
Mrs F. B. Gatchell and MH. w. 3. CT
Smith entertained the Royal Bridge
club Monday afternoon at Mrs. Catch
ellis home on Fillmore street
Miss Anna Alice Garrett has resigned
her position in the High school, where
she has been teaching in the Latin and
English departments, and will leave
soon for New Brighton. Pennsylvania
She will be married in May to Rev. R.
H. Martin, pastor of the Reformed
Presbyterian church, of Beaver Falls,
Pennsylvania The wedding will take
place at the home of the brides sister.
Miss CARROTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Garrett, will accompany her 20
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. A. w Lacey will entertain
her ridge-luncheon club next Tues
day at her home on West Tenth ave-
nue..
college alumni auxiliary to the Com
college alumni auxiliary to the Con-
mercial club. The K. S. A. c. alumni
and former students held meeting
Friday night to consider membership
in the society if it is organized Rev
]. Sidney Gould, field secretary of the
Congregational church in Kansas, ad-
ureSSeu lHe meSIlAS. IAoSO -
tended were Rev. j. Sidney Gould,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kittell, Mr.. and
r. w. RAIDER, Mr.. and Mrs Carl shy
der, Mr. and Mrs David Kratzer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Tompkins, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank E. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Dickinson Miss Bessie Simrs, Ray
mond NJ Ferris. H. W. Jon IS, ]. M.
KestIer. Clifford Stratton, Frank N.
Daniel.
The Good Government club will |
have an acquaintance week. begin |
ming next Monday. 1t is the object |
of the club to hold receptions in diff |
ferent parts of town that the mem |
bers may become acquainted with |
who may call. All who are interest
ed in suffrage and also those who |
are opposed to it are invited to at |
tend these parties. The hoSteSseS will |
be Mrs. F. l.. Sherman, 100 East
Tenth avenue, Monday afternoon, to |
5; Mrs. ]. G. Wood. 221 Clay street, |
Monday afternoon; Mrs. George More |
house, PIG West Eighth avenue, Tues |
day evening from s to 10 o'clock; |
Mrs. J. d. Mcfarland, 100 Harri- |
son street, Tuesday afternoon; Mrs. |
F. NJ Pitcher. 316 WocdIawn avenue, |
Wednesday afternoon; Mrs. Ward |
Topeka avenue Thurs
day afternoon; Mrs. H. H. Hall, S31 |
Quincy street, Thursday afternoon:
Mrs. A. E. Jones, 1852 Washburn ave- |
nue., Thursday afternoon; Mrs. P. J. |
500 West Tenth avenue, |
Thursday afternoon; Mrs. Fred Hill. |
Harrison street, Friday afternoon; |