The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-14

in way that suggests the picture of q
| frenzied Amazon rushing to the pub
| lie councils armed to the teeth-a
creature of one idea, and that is TO
| coerce the masculine members OF the
| commonwealth into submission But
/ the club has laughed through the cam
pa1gn, and has made others laugh
Their colors were seen on automoblles,
motorcycles and carriages, all lost
week, and their buttons were worn by
to supply so large a number or pam
ners through the work of Mrs Fran
Doster and her daughter, Mrs. Lenore
Doster Cook, who worked all throush
the hot weather of August and early
September, to get them ready. Tne
Mother Goose looks which give the
| arguments for suffrage in frivolous
rhyme, and the suffrage capsule s.
were the best sellers in the tent me
people wanted entertainment more
more than they wanted anything 70
carry home and put to use Out OF
town women who visited the tent nave
taken away with them the IDEAS Ihdl
the Topeka suffragists have used 70
good advantage, and are planning 10
open their local campaigns at their
county fairs. Mrs. Isabel Dean of Sc
attic, Wash, was one OF the Visll2Ls'
and the Mother Goose story OF inc
CROOKED man who ran crooked
race" Impressed her as being so ap-
pIicabIe to a candidate in her own
city government, that 1t contained
more truth than poetry Others VINO
spent a good deal of time at the tent
were: Mrs E. A. Beauchamp, Mrs
C. J. Dawson, Miss Perry of HoIton'
Mrs. w. Y Morgan of Hutchinson
Mrs Collister of Manhattan.
Articles that were left unsolo at the
tent are on sale at. Mills's store. Also
tickets to the moving picture play at
the Cozy thearer can be procured
there.
The faculty of washburn college
gave a reception Friday night in the
gymnasium 1t is an annual affair at
which the new students meet each
other and the older pupils Those IN
the receiving line were; PresloenI
and Mrs F. K. Sanders, Prot W: -
Boughton, DR.. and Mrs D M FISK
Prof Arthur Hyde, Prof Charlotte M,
Leavitt, Dean F. T. Lee, Dean anu
Mrs D. L. McEachron, Dr. irene Nye'
Prof. Edward H Reisner, Miss Helen
Hogeboom, Prof. Edgar l.. Tague,
Prof. T. w Todd, Dean Horace White
house, Prof and Mrs. H. L Woods,
Prof. and Mrs. ]. E. Kirkpatrick, Prof
L. S. Brickley, DR.. Edith T. IWlss'
Miss Florence A Felt, Miss Leona
LeCompte, Miss Florence Willard,
Miss Bullock, Mr.. and Mrs. Schoen-
berger, Miss Jessie Guild, Miss Ruth
Kingman and Miss Ruth Grandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ziegler of
Berryton, Kan, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miriam,
to Mr. Erwin w. Seeman of Topeka,
the wedding to take place october 16.
Two farmers who came to the
fair this week were walking down
the avenue yesterday, anxiously ex-
amining the signs in front of the
''skyscrapers." A Topeka man met
them and, wishing to be a good fell
low and help a stranger along a bit,
he asked if he could assist them, since
he lived here and knew about where
thunder" shouted one of the strang-
ers, where is there a ten-cent store?
I've lost my wife
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cunningham,
1906 East Eighth street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Mary,
to Mr. Frank Johnson, the wedding to
take place the middle of October. 1t
will be a quiet wedding. Mr.. johnson
is city sa Iesman for the Cudahy COM
pany, and he and his bride will make
their home in Topeka at 100 West
Sixteenth street. Miss Cunningham
graduated from the high school in the
class of January, 1912, and has taken
special work in vocal music.
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This simple little blouse of soft silk
relieved with wide facings of back IS
striking and pretty. The shawl collar
and surpIice revers are formed of the
bodice silk bc1dered by the same ma