The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-21

gate. The Shawnee county w. c. T. U.
had a tent at the state fair, and much
OF the success and usefulness of the
undertaking were due to the efforts of
Mrs. Clevenger.
The Salina convention opens Tuesday.
and other delegates from Topeka will
be Mrs. ee Monroe, Mrs. f. S. Petty
john. Mrs Bennett, and Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. R. w. Coppedge returned today
from New York. She has spent the
last two summers painting i'll New Eng
land, and has two landscapes in the
annual exhibition of the Art League
OF New York City.
Miss Clara Smith and Mrs. Annis
Smith entertained Friday evening in
compliment to Miss Florence Mayer,
whose marriage to Mr.. Frank Rankin
will take place Thursday of next week.
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For over two years Topeka has been
without a popular priced entertainment
course. This condition is to be re-
NEEDED this year through the efforts Of
the Grade Teachers club, who are
planning with the aid of the Ridpath-
Bureau to give an interesting and var.
led series which will be enjoyed to the
full, by a large following of Topeka's
best people.
first dance of the season Friday night
al McRae's hall Those who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Colvin, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Stadel. Mr.. and Mrs
McNamee, Mr.. and Mrs J. Rasner Mr..
and Mrs. w. Supple Miss Minnie Sell
er, Miss Ethel johnson, Miss Gertrude
Fitzgerald, Miss Helen Foley. Miss
Emily Ruppel. Miss Olive Flynn, Miss
Emily Ryan, Miss Rose Sheridan, Miss
Anna Butterfly, Miss Helen Murphy,
Shortall, Miss Mary Connors, Miss Bar
bara began, Miss Mamie Swartz, Miss
Ethel Graham, Miss Helen Bradshaw,
Miss Florence Rollhieser, Miss Mar
garet Murphy, Miss Mary Supple. Miss
Katherine Conklin. Miss Mary Houser,
Miss Lulu Powell. Miss Marguerite
Wall, Miss Josephine Dyer, Miss Cath
crime McNamee, Miss Agea Hassing,
Miss Mary Mcmahon, Miss Emily Dit
man, Miss Maryellen Flynn Miss
JuEita Jones, Miss Irene Davis. Miss
Rose Tulare, Mr.. V. O'Grady, Mr.. A.
Johns, Mr.. J. Lewis, Mr.. G. zercher,
Mr.. Frank Durein, Mr.. NJ Ryan, Mr.
w. Fender, Mr. John Sage, Mr.. John
Helm, Mr.. T. Flynn, Mr.. L. Doyle,
Mr. K Basher, Mr.. j. Shortan, Mr.. w
Lyle, Mr.. ]: Cashion. Mr.. c. Elliott
Mr. ]. Costello, Mr.. E. Cosgrove. Mr..
Ray Welsh, Mr.. G. Weiss. Mr.. ]. Lam
non, Mr.. H. Velter. Mr. Leo Mooney.
MI. John Cooper, Mr.. R. Van Langan.
Mr. N Proctor, Mr.. G. Cook Mr. T.
McVeigh, Mr.. John McKernan, Mr.. A.
E. Davis, and Mr.. J. Joice
Mrs. c. c. Huston gave an informal
musicale Friday night al her home on
West Eighth avenue, for Mrs. Hazel
Eden Nudge, of Chicago, formerly of
Topeka. Mrs. Nudge sang for the
guests, and Miss Vera Benjamin fur
nlshed the piano numbers on the pro-
gram. Mrs. Nudge will go to Kansas
City Tuesday to give a concert, and
Wednesday she viii sing at Excelsior
Springs. About % guests attended the
party last night.
The tickets for the Parkhurst con-
cert series have been selling rapidly
and 80 of the so that were left this
were bought by Bethany coll
lege students, all of them being season
tickets
A meeting is announced for Tues
day evening, September "a, at the ].
w. Thurston home, 1901 Lane street
The speakers will be: Justice w. A.
Johnston, Judge Frank Doster, Mr..
Geo. Hughes and Mr.. John MacDon-
aid. 1t is hoped the Rev. Charles M |
Sheldon also will make an address
Mr.. II. w. Jones, the author of Sun
ny Kansas, will sing, and Mrs. B. B
Smythe will sing the Battle HYMN of
the Republic All men and women
who are interested in the enfran-
chiSement amendment, are invited to
attend, and anyone who wishes may
participate in the discussion
The following letter regarding the |
7. W. c. A training school in New
York, which Miss Bertha Rowles, of |
Topeka will enter, was received from |
the school, and will be of interest to |
those who engage in the work of the |
local association:
Miss Bertha Rowles. who has been |
cafeteria director at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association at Topeka,