The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-19
Snap SHOTS
AT HOME NEW&

The regulation circus balloons were
in evidence On Kansas avenue today
The Central Y NJ C. A will MAKE
an effort this season to increase ats
/ membership to z.O0e.
i superintendent c c Starr is sriii
| confined TO his home on account of ar
, attack Of muscular rheumatism
J. B. Larimer and Mark Tu1Iey, IL,
7 have given the Washburn law school
K two hundred and fifty valuable books
/ The South Side Boosters club will
meet Friday evening at the home of
7 Dr. H w Roby, 2101 Kansas avenue
I Some people waited for hours this
morning for the circus parade to pass
Then they became disguised and went
home
The billiard and pool tables at The
Commercial club have been refined
The pool room is always q popular
place at the noon hour
An excellent musical program has
been arranged for the meeting of the
Topeka Local Union at the First NJ E
church next Monday evening
Il baseball game between the K s
a. c. and the K L. alumni asSocia-
tions is scheduled for Saturday aftSr-
noon at the Western League park
Saturday noon the membership
committee of the Commercial club I'M
der George Godfrey Moore will me Il
to plan a quiet membership campaign
The Privilege and Perils of the
City is the subject upon which Dr-
F L LoveIand will speak Sunday ev-
eufug He will touch partially upon
local conditions.
The members of the new K Q.
Alumni association are already talking
of going in a body TO the K U--Mis-
souri, football game at Lawrence
Thanksgiving day
Ew~4er So nd
Ladies OF Security, will install officers
next Tuesday night Topeka council
No. ? will install officers next We'd
nesday night
The local chapter of the Brother
hood of American Teoman held an mi
tiation Wednesday night This or
ganization in the future viii meet tN-
cry Wednesday night
Charles z. EIdridge, state insurance
inspector. advises all persons Who
change from gas to coal as fuel 70
have their ChimueyS inspected The
the chfmueys-
The boys of the high school will
be rendered a reception at the Cen
trail Y NJ. c. A this evening Fri
day evening the general public IS IN
vited 10 a reception which VIII be
held in the same place.
Dean Horace Whitehouse and the
Rev. Roy B. Guild are organizing 4
large WashbUrn college choir for tire
Central Congregational church There
will be a double quartet with inc
chorus banked on each side OF tae
organ
The lowest thermometer reading
this morning was 49 degrees and there
was no frost "Wednesday evening me
wind changed to the southwest, ana
for some time it was Downs AT T r5.e
rate of about Is miles an hour Ire
+zr1nerature mas been rising rapidly
today
President Frank K. Sanders and the
Rev. Robert Gordon were the speakers
in connection With well attended re-
rertion Wednesday night at me Cen
+raI Y VI c. A. for the WashOura
students. There was q large attend
ance and swimming EXHIBITIONS ah1
other diversions were enjoyed
-rhe motherhood of the Central Con-
~-e~stional church has mapped out
TrorJC for the next few months Dr. g
r Van Horn will have charge OF the
bows work; O. H White evangelism
w J. Rickenbacher, soc1aI serricC'
william Macarthur. Bible study; j. -
WoIcott. missionary
President Frank K Sanders is plan
n4nr 70 have published a Washburn
college students directory Sucn =
directory is published at the state UNI
versfty and is 4 great CONVENIENCE ~
is expected that the expense OF puo ~
liberal advertising on the part u oO''"
town merchants
Cooking classes for coIored girls be
xaar 10 and Is years of age VIII De
Formed at the Provident Association
saturday morning at 1880 o'clock Inc (
.Issses for white girls VIII begin at T
m O'Clock and continue all the AFTER
noon as usual The sewing classes VIII /
begin at O'Clock Saturday
All owners of motor cars are re- I
,,tAzted to be present at a meeting /
which will be held in the rooms OF
he Commercial club Friday evening
The pop-pop owners are asked TO Ct
end also Arrangements for the
sunday afternoon auto parade viii be
discussed Motorcycles will be in
.Iuded in this parade
SUPERINTENDENT c C. Starr and C
4. wilmington. instructor in agricul-
rtre at the high school. are making
.rrangements for holding home gar-
len exhibit in the very near future
rhe date has not been decided upon
4undreds of school children were in
crested in making gardens this sum
r1er However. some of them neglect
ID TO maintain them during the en-
ire summer
Mrs Matte Payne of Lawrence is
Working hard to recover <4-S50 from
he American Central Life Insurance
company of Indianapolis, Ind Charles
: PAYNE, her husband, died Septer1-
Ter Il. 1911, and the money is IN
laid Three cases were filed In the
United States district court this
morning. Esther and Charles Payne,
.hilGren Of the deceased. are the
plaintiffs and each is asking Sz,II5-
The suits are brought to recover the
insurance policies taken out On the