The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-01


taches to it because it introduced the
presidents daughter, who is already
popular among the young people wis
nave already met her during the brie1
intervals she has been at home during
the fami1y's residence in Topeka. The
assisting friends We're: Mrs. George
Guild, Mrs. William Shaver. Mrs. Chas
NJ sheldon, Mrs. George Walp, Mrs.
T. B. Dams of Lawrence, Mrs. D. L.
McEachron, Mrs. H. L. Shirer, Mrs.
Warren M. Crosby, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD,
Mrs. A. t. Daniels, Miss Charlotte NJ.
1eavitt, Miss Mildred Guild, Miss Clara
Daniels. Miss Helen Shaver and Miss
Mary Helen Shirer.
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Madame Savarfe will give her an
nual style lecture at the Grand theatre
Wednesday afternoon. Admission is
by tickets given out by the Mills COM
pany. The lecture is an event that in
terests a great many women, for the
house is always crowded to hear Ma
/ dame SaVarie.
Mrs. w. A Johnston, Mrs. w. y.
Stubbs and Miss Fay Coughlin have
returned from Kansas City. Kan,
where they went to attend the open
ing of the Kansas City suffrage head
quarters. The office room of the
headquarters was a gift to the league
by Governor Stubs, and they viii
have the use of it until after the elac-
! ton. Mrs. Edward Knapp, of Kan
sas City, has been at headquarters
the past week, and is now working in
Valley Falls. Horton and Hiawatha.
Miss Dolly Curtis entertained at
bridge Monday night for Captain and
Mrs. Jens Bugge, who are leaving for
the Philippines, where Captain BuSge
will join his regiment. Mr. Joe Wilson
gave a dinner at-the Topeka club
Sunday night for Captain and Mrs.
Bugge, and the other guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McChntock, Mr..
and Mrs. Marco Morrow, Mrs. AIDE
| laide Smith and Mr.. Charles Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs G. f. Owens of SO
Clay street, announce the engagement
Lynn c. Keys; the wedding to take
place November 20, at the Givens
home. Mr.. Keys is a travelling ac-
countant for the Santa Fe. and he and
his wife will make their home in To-
peka at 1884 Buchanan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Marling of 1896
Tyler street, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Laura Marie, to Mr..
Robert Stoves, which took place FRI
day, September q, at Manhattan,
Kansas.
Rumors of an uncertain and hard to
locate variety have been floating here
and there, blowing into smart set
homes and others on the near line,
that all is not going exactly well with
a young man who has an automobile,
and instead of lending it for paradeS
to be photographed for the motion
picture reels, thus boosting the name
of his fair city, he rides alcng secluded
lanes with another mans WIFE certain
bruises and cuts scattered at random
on an otherwise preSentable cOunte-
nance by an irate husband, are c1ted
as evidence that he rode thus once too
often.
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ona Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker will
leave the last of the week to spend
few days in Chicago
Mr.. Holmes Meade will return
Sunday from a trip to Chicago
Mrs. John r. Mulvane is Ill at her
home on East Sixth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs B. NJ. Nelson have
moved from 7164FLincoln street 10
1908 Harrison street.
state representative of the Fraternal
Union of America; is in Topeka On
business connected with the order.
Mrs. G. H. Brown of Chanute' ran
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. L. ogden.
Mrs. w. A Layton of Osborn. Kan
returned home today after a WISH u
friends i'll Topeka
Mr. ]. E. Crockett has returned from
a business trip to New York.
The class in travel study at the L
w. G. A. will meet tonight at :.
O clock, ana an dQuISS9 Oll
will be given by Mrs. A. A: Godaro.
The Lillian Mitchner W. Q. I: -.
will have a meeting Wednesday nlghl
AT the First United Brethren churcn'
complim entary to Rev. and MRS. ~.
r. Deever. who will leave soon 1oI
kansas Cit to make their home ana
Mt and Mrs ]. NJ. Meredith, VINO are
Going TO California to live. MIS- -
Monroe will give report OF the Staec
convention which was held at sauna
Ms T A. Fisher will report the ols-
trict convention. and Mrs. esther LEV LEV
ie the county convention MI: Rus
seu Hichox and Mr.. Charles hetter
mo will furnish music.
Mrs. J. E. Foltz. of Hutchinson anu anu
Mrs. c. F. McLair, of Haven Kansas
arrived Monday to attend the solueie
wedding anniversary celepratlo4 .
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.: =. u
rison. which will take place SATURDAY
Miss Mildred Leeper has peen en.
qsead as soloists at the First Baptst
Church. She will sing at next sunday
services. ,,,.,,-,,,+ :, >,
Miss Edna Henderson underwent az
operation for appendicitis at Stormon1
hospital Monday.
The Womans Foreign Missionary so
cietv of the English Lutheran cnurcn
will meet Wednesday afternoon at z''o
o'clock at the home of Mrs henry !
Parker. 1880 Kansas avenue
Mrs Frank B DainS, of Lawrence, |