The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-02

| peka people, as DR.. Gray formerly lived
| in Topeka. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs A. l.. Gray, of sos Greenwood
| avenue. He was brought up in To-
peka, is a graduate of the high school,
| and later a student at the Kansas un-
| iversity, where he took the course in
| medicine. He is now practicing in La
| Crosse. Miss Earl also has friends in
Topeka, as she has occasionally visit
ed here Mr.. and Mrs. Gray will go
to Newton to attend the wedding.
The Art club will meet Monday Of
next week with Mrs. John Norton, 1900
Tyler street.
Miss Leona Curtis gave an informal
/ bridge party Thursday afternoon at
her home on Topeka avenue.
A banquet will be given by the
Commercial club, Wednesday evening,
November 6, at O'Clock, at Mills tea
room, complimentary to Mr.. E. T.
Fa1rchild, who has been chosen presi-
dent of the National Education asso-
citation, and will leave soon to become
president of the College of New Hamp-
shire. The other guests will be Off
GERS of the State Teachers association
ana presidents of Kansas colleges, as
follows: President H. J. Waters of the
Agricultural college, Miss Eve1ine
Eccles of Hutchinson, Superintendent
John F. Hughes of Chanute, Superin-
tendent John B. Heffelfinger of Edo
rado, Mr.. William c. Lansdon of Sa-
lima, Mr.. r. K Mccartney of Topeka,
Mr.. L. B. Kellogg of Emporia, Super
intendent T. W. Conway of Ration, N.
M, Mr.. H. G. Larimer OF Topeka, Mr..
George w. Winans of Hutchinson, Su-
perintendent w. M Davidson, Super
intendent John w. Hendrick, Wichita
Mr.. John Macdonald of Topeka, Presi-
dent J. H. Hill of Emporia, Professor
A. S. Olin of Lawrence, superintendent
A. H. Bushey of Pittsburg Mr.. D. NJ
Bowen of Pittsburg, superintendent T.
w. Butcher of Enid, Okla, Mr.. W. S.
Pieken of Hays, Superintendent c. S.
Risdon of independence, Chancellor
Frank Strong of Lawrence, Superin-
tendent M. E. Pearson of Kansas
City, Superintendent w. E. Hensner of
lege presidents, who are not officers
of the association: President Mason
of Baldwin. DR.. Frank Knight San
ders of Washburn, President F. E.
Price of Ottawa, President E. F. Phil
blad of Lindsborg. President Smith of
Salina, President F. E. Mossman of
winfield. President T. D. Critics of
Holton, President r. B. Peery of Atch-
Emporia, President r. T. Campbell of
Sterling. President Henry E. Thayer
of Wichita, President Edmund STAN |
ley of Wichita, President J. A. Glenn !
W. Kelley and the convention com
mittee of the Commercial club will be |
present.
Mrs. G. c. Finley of vinita. Okla.
was the guest of honor at a bridge
party Friday afternoon at which her |
sister. Mrs. George Hayden, enter |
tanned her bridge club and the follow |
ing additional guests: Mrs. w c. Ball |
of Webb City. Mo-, Mrs. Paul Billings |
of Park City, Utah, Mrs. Walter Roy
Ranney of Arkansas City Mrs. Paul |
walker, Mrs. Marie Price Wear Mrs. |
Charles Mitchell, Miss Quale of Madi- |
son, Ohio, Miss Florence WEIGH, Miss
Ellie Dean and Miss Eva Smith
X n
The Lakota club will meet Monday, |
IL. with Mrs. Charles
at her home in Potwin Mrs.
Harrison Morgan was hostess at the
last meeting Of the club
a few of the children of her neigh
borhood at a party Thursday after
non for her little boys, Warren and
Thomas
The D. D. Whist club will meet
Monday afternoon with Miss Mary
Thompson at her home on Topeka
avenue.
The Kappa Sigma men of Wash
BURN college gave their annual Hal
'on's hall. The members of the Gam
ma Omicron chapter of the State uni
yersity and their coed friends were
yuests of the local chapter. The
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
?. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill.
dr. and Mrs. w. L. Oliver, Mr.. and
Grs. Monte Kistler, Mrs Buick of