The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-18


other, according to the direction of the
wind. giving the angler a variety Of
waters
Mrs. Lee Monroe spoke at a meet
| ing of the Oakland Union Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Clayton. Miss Ceora
| Lanham had charge of the program
| for the afternoon, which was given 10
| suffrage. Mrs. Monroe's address was
j to the mothers and in 1t she paid
| her respects to Mrs. Tom Marshall
wife of the candidate for the vice pre-
| idency, the woman who is featured
as an anti-suffra gist. She said: This
| Mrs Marshall has no children and
nothing to do but travel around and
campaign for her husband, look pref
ty, and sit on the platform when Ct
flee hunters make speeches. She can
eat a dinner at large hotel That costs
more than many a working girl can
pay for a week S rationS. she has no
family and few relatives and is not in
terested in improving the conditions
under which children must grow up.
She is constantly before the public,
and still insists that womau's place is
at home, in which she is about as coz
siStent as most anti-suffrag.stS. Inc
freedom she enjoys and the privilege
of appearing before large audiences is
due to the work of suffragistS.''
Mrs Monroe announces meeting of
the Good Government club for Thurs
day at the Y. w. c. A. rooms Mrs.
Addie Henry Miss Ceora Lanham
and Miss Hazel Bennett will take part
in the program. The club still has its
bazaar in Millss store, and members
who have not paid their dues, can
leave them at that counter. r'he club
has its electric sign erected, and are
needing all the money due to help
pay for it.
Rev. and Mrs. John A Bright, Mr..
~ nd
Mrs. A. ]. James celebrated their
wedding anniversaries Tuesday at the
Gustafson home on West Seven+h
street. The Brights have been mar
ried "A years, the Gustafsons % years,
and the Jameses 18 years, and as
their anniversary falls on :he same day,
they always celebrate together. All
three families have lived ill Topeka a
long time Mr.. Gustafson being with
Crane & Company, Mr.. James the
foreman of bridge building and water
service for the Santa Fe, and Rev.
Bright the minister of an East side
church. Other guests at the reunion
were Mrs. Mary c. Hughes. Mr.. |
John shearer, Miss Florence Gustaf-
son and Mr.. Charles Gustafson-
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Thompson of
Salt Lake City, are guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. M A. Low. Mr.. and Mrs. Low |
have returned from Minocqua, Wis, |
where they spent the summer.
The H. A. Perry family have re- |
turned from Bernstown, Mass, where |
they spent the past season at their
summer home.
Mrs A w. Lacey will return the |
first of October from Madison, Wis, |
where she has been since the latter |
part of May.
Miss Helen Louise Crosby has gone
to Wellesley, Mass, to be student at
Dana Hail. Mrs. E. H. Crosby will re-
he ct Of "a
Beach, New Hampshire, and she will
be accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Horner, who will be guest at
the Crosby home this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas
and Mrs. G. M. Wilson will arrive
home Thursday from Boston. They
spent the summer at Rye Beach, New
and went from there to
Boston.
Miss Mildred Davidson, who has
been i'll at Christ hospital the past
month, has been taken to her nome,
1884 MulVane street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A Currie have
gone to Chase, Kan, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Harold Hurd and Mr..
Hurd.
Miss Ora Mae Mcmillan will leave
in few days for Manhattan to take
a course in domestic science at the
Agricultural college.
Miss Bertha Hoover of Alton, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Curtis.
|
land, Oregon, arrived this morning TO
visit his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Calkins, 729 Buchanan street.
Mrs. orville Moore has gone to
Atchison to meet DR.. Moore, who is
the guest of his father, DR.. D. R.
on his return from a trip east.
Mrs. Albert T. Reid and her daugh-
ter, Marian, returned Tuesday from
Wis, where they spent a
part of the summer with Mrs. Reid's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Low.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Council and Miss
Frances Council have gone for three !
he trip with party of general pas {
senger agents in a special car, and
will attend a convention of agents in
Seattle, Wash.
Miss Maude Miller and Miss Harriet
1reissinger, of Lawrence, spent Mon ,
lay in Topeka.
Theo zercher, 209 Western avenue,
las returned from Maple Hill where
lie spent few days visiting friends :
Mr.. Russell Frost has gone to
and will work with an en-
;ineering corps for the Santa Fe.
Miss Harberson will leave tonight
or Chicago to spend a few days
Mr.. Donald Riddle of Marion, Kan, :
s visiting his cousin, Mr.. John Dos /
err T
Mrs. F. C. Schlicter and her two il
ons, Harry and Francis, of Kansas i
Sity, came to attend the Wedd1nS Of u
Hiss Mary Mack.
Miss Ona May Miller will leave soon
or New York, where she will study u
music this winter. +
Mrs. Helbert Putney and her son,
Kenneth, have returned from Michi- q
-an, where they spent the past two /
months. r
Mr. Harry Curtis has gone to Ann T
\rbor. Mich to enter the junior year =
t the university. a
Mrs G. P. Ripley and Miss Corinne
Ripley have returned from Gloucester,
lass, and are living at 1906 Topeka
venue.
Mrs. George Plumb of Emporia, is