The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-16

Helen Francis, photographer, Com
merce building; secretary, Miss Hazel
Barnwell, teacher of a school of ex-
preston; treasurer, DR.. Dorthy Mich
preston; treasurer, DR.. Dorothy Mich
have enrolled are: Miss Ethel Aldrich.
Mrs. J. Ware Butterheld, Mrs. c. F.
Whitteker, Christian Science reader;
Dr. Eva Harding, Mrs. c. H. Morrl-
son, Mrs. Anna Fenton, Miss Barbara
Tauer, DR.. Sarah Greenfield, Mrs. L.
M. Field. Miss Louise siebert, Miss
Ceora Lanham, Miss Mary Malone,
MISS Maud Mary Kline and Mrs. Mon
roe A meeting will be held next Mon
day for the adoption of a constitution.
Mrs. Mary, L. Bliss will entertain
the members of the Chalitso club of
Highland Park Thursday afternoon,
April IL, at her home, 1908 Topeka
avenue.
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD announces that
an adjourned meeting of the Topeka
Federation of Women will be held
Ihursoay afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Y. w. c. A. building, for the con-
sloeratlon OF business matters.
The program arranged by the Kar-
n1vaI Knights for their minstrel show
Thursday and Friday nights at the
auditorium, will include some quartet
ana chorus singing, as we'll as solos
bers of the company will have a pa
rade at noon of both days of the show.
Mr.. Charles Mitchell will be interlo-
cutor and the end men will be Mr.. c.
Grover, Mr. ]. B. Doncyson, Mr.. T. G.
Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger
Mr.. Sam Zimmerman, Mr. Frank
SturgeS, Mr.. T.. S. Morrison and Mr.
George Godfrey Moore. The baIIadists
are: Mr. Dana Parkhurst, Mr.. Tom
Powell, Mr.. Lyle Anderson. Mr.. Err
nd Nv
Inc chorus singers are: Mr.. A j.
SIebert, Mr.. ]. A. Steinmeyer, Mr.. c.
w. Schwartz, Mr.. H. Miller, Mr. s.
T. Willard, Mr.. H. Powell, Mr.. c. E.
Offen, Mr. c. F. Carter, Mr.. George
OFTEN, Mr. F. L. Howe, Mr.. E. w
Wagner, Mr.. A. D. Schnacke, Mr..
Ray Birchfield, Mr.. F. Pelle, Mr.. T.
A. Coe, Mr. ]. J. Barlow, Mr.. c. r.
Hackett' Mr.. F. Gilleece, Mr.. w. A.
Sherman, Mr.. G. C. Helm, Mr., H c..
Baker, Mr.. T. Hughes, Mr.. P Har-
rison, Mr. John Birchfield and Mr.. E.
Thomas.
The Karnival Knights are expecting
to put over some most pointed
"roasts.'' such as the Eiks in their
Ministries, have hesitated to perpe-
trate, and Mr.. Sam Zimmerman will
have his hat out of the political ring
to put it on for an o1d-fashioned cake
walk. Frank SturgeS, the princess of
Bavaria, will be there with the same
luStrous braids in his hair, and also
Dana Parkhurst and Irwin Snatting-
er, who are into nearly every local
footlight performance. Mr.. Joe Bren,
who is coaching the show, has written
some special music for it. Some of
the songs on the program will be:
Alabama Dixie Land" See
saw I'm Old Mobile" Some Quad
rifle" "Kink and Minstrel Men," I'm
Coin Away While Coins Good J. B.
Doncyson; When I Was Twenty
one" Tom Powell; ''Baboon Baby
Dance" Chester Grover; "Starland,' %
Dana Parkhurst; Let Me Live and
Burglar Song from Faust; "Ffshing,''
I. s. Morrison; selection by the K K.
quartet; stump speech, ]. B. Doncy-
son; burlesque Sextette from Lucia,
Parkhurst, Gustafson, Anderson, Snat-
finger. Grover and Doncyson; ''Ev-
erybody's DOM It." Lyle Anderson.
The regular Tuesday Stunt Night
program at the Central Y. M. G. A.
will be furnished by Mr.. Albert T.
Leavenworth Post. Mr.. Reid will talk
on Cartoons and Cartoonists," a sub
Ject upon which he is an authority.
Mr.. Reid will show stereoptfcon
slides of examples of the cartoonist' s
art. McCutcheon, Rodgers, Opper and
Powers will be among those whom he
will represent in this display. He will
also show number of slides of his
own work in addition to his work
with the crayon. Mr.. Reid is not only
a cartoonist, but a magazine illustra-
tor as well. and is recognized as one
of Americas best in his line. He is
bright without being brutal, and con-
vincing without being vicious Gem
nell hall, Central Y. M. c. A., 8:15
p. m. Both men and women are invit-
ed to come to hear Mr.. Reid.
4
Mrs. J. E. Odelius gave a luncheon
n
enth street, for the members of the
Ramblers club. The appointm ents
were Swedish throughout, and a part
of the dishes served were imported
Odelius is a Swedish woman, the 9TH
er members of the club being Am eri-
cans, and the affair was of particular
interest to those who were unfamiliar
with Swedish customs. Miss Anna
OdeIius and Miss Ellen Goodman who
costumes, and after the luncheon, Mrs.
Ode1ius made an informal address, ex-
planning the customs of her native
country. The decorations were yellow
and blue. and the flowers used were
jonquils. The color of the jonquil is
the exact shade of yellow in the Swed-
ish flag, and the blue was for the sec
ond color in the flag. Those who sat
Gilmore. Mrs. w. J. Lewis, Mrs. Ella
Smith, Mrs. L. r. Mcclellan, Mrs A.
B. Moore, Mrs. w. E. Atchison. Mrs.
C H Roney, Mrs W. H. lines, Mrs. F.
A. Stevens, Mrs ]. B. Stephenson, Mrs.
E. M. Hoyes, Mrs o. B. Martin, Mrs.
J. H Whipple, Mrs A. E. Foster. Mrs.
Patrick Walsh and Mrs. D. o. Holden.
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An essay contest and literary pro-
gram will be given Friday night at the
Highland Park school house. The es-
says that are to be entered for prizes
will be on the subject of suffrage,
and the judges will be: Mr.. George
Stone, Mr.. L. L. Kiene and Miss Eff
fie Graham. Informal addresses will
be made by Mr.. Kiene and Miss
Graham.
The Bohemian club will meet to-