The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-02


Bishop and Mrs Frank R. Mill
spaugh issued invitations today for
the wedding of their daughter, Miss
Meliora Hambleton, and Mr. John V.
Abrahams: the wedding to take place
Wednesday, October 16, at $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon, at Grace ca
thedral. The engagement of Miss
Hambleton and Mr.. Abrahams was
announced several months ago.
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Mrs. Paul Walker will have charge
of the dramatic class this year at the
Y. w. c. A. She will give a regular
history of the drama, instructions in
putting on plays. stage management,
and will present a series OF plays our,
ing the winter. The class is open ana
free to all members of the association
and Mrs. Walker expects a large class.
The hour of meeting is from to 3
every Wednesday night, beginning TINS
evening.
class in English, which will aim espe-
cially at helping business women
from 7 to Wednesday night. A
gymnasium class will be held from
to and a class in esthetic dancing
will be organized tonight
The first of a series of Washburn
college concerts will be given Wed
nesday night, october 3, at the Flrs'
Baptist church Mr.. Percy Hemus'
baritone. will give a program OF songs
and dramatic readings. Mr.. Hemus
will go to New York soon to remain
permanently, and to take the leaolns
role in a play that has been written
for him.
The Music Study club will have us
first meeting of the year Ihursoay az az
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the nome me- o.
Mrs Ralph Cav on Fillmore streeI;
The program for the first meeting VIII VIII
be- a miscellaneous one. An especia
feature of this years programs u -. ~
Music Study club will be BeeIhoNSH
symphony, arranged LOT ro1 rom ore
at each meeting. A sonata 1roI rom W be
of the famous composers VIII pe
played at each meeting Also
Mrs. George Crosman VIII I'll, De noStea at
at an Informal luncheon THURSDAY a
her home on Harrison street comm ,n;p,,7
nentarv to her niece. Mrs. Wilham
Mcpherson of Howell; Mich
,r .rd Mrs Robert steele will re
caiWe their friends informally at thell
home 1884 College avenue, LOT rev rev,
and Mrs 7. E. Adams, who VIII leaHe
soon for Korea to do mlsslon 80
No Invitations have been issued anu
fri III
lilies are asked to call.
The Mysotis club will meet li PnS-
daI- AFTERNOON with Mrs. J. y DUi
nett, 100 Polk street:
49, Taa Monroe has returned from
au-rence where she attended SUI
fraee meeting and maze an 60 the
Her subject was: why Enira /! I1.'ofas-
tITa,,'an5 Answer: The Child. Frole?
w oii TzIi,lian H. Carruth, of the uni
versity, also spoke IN law
ar the meeting. I'll, hove
THE Good Government cluo WIN n%
, n1eeting at 8 o'clock THURSDAY a.
tarnoon al the Y. w. c. A, al.el ~
moderation luncheon "A pro
l topeNa Jemonstrator will speak on
~ care If the hair, illustrating VIII
- &C Gee hair tonic, and the SUI
eoe+te sisters whose pictures ap-
noar on the tonic bottle, VIII slt VIZ
their hacks to the audience anu lli0 ~
Who attend will have the prlNlIes .e,o,,
So The nerson or persops giving the
eorrect list, will be rewarded WIN
bottle of the tonic. ,s-,,. IF |
A mage of a recent Sunday issue VI
The St. Louis Republic EXPLOITS tne Ne
90 remedv for badness, showing a
oa1f nage of fantastic pictures in Whlcll
5asnarata men are submitting 10 INC
+raa+ment and rewarding the grower
~ door mats on marble tops, by VOL
no for the amendment. The arncie
avs. ssrThe leader in the sale OF nan |
-onic saws the uffragettes have hgureu
+ all out. and if they can get the Vote
g every bald-headed man in the state
bav are bound to win. we nave -
something substantial for men &c
- +hero interested in our cause ano
his is especially true of bald-headeo
nos We have tried every plan we
.ould think of and now we are golns
fter them with a promise OF nalr'
81 no bald-headed man escape, IS the
logan of the suffragette sisters OF the
,upfower state" A travelling man IN
rincinnati, who read the article III
he Republic, has written to one OF
he BUYERS at a local store whlcn
andIes some of his goods, that ne IL
oming to Topeka soon and wishes TO
ct in touch with the vender OF the
amous tonic. His letter indicates that
q like a lot of others, is as bald as
Spanish onion and is not entirely
atisfied with that condition.
Mrs. S. w. Mcmillan, of Buchanan
treet announces the marriage of her
aughter. Cornelia, to Mr.. Otis Shu-
ert. of Grand Junction, Col, Tuesday,
october / The wedding took place at
he Mcmillan home, and DR.. T. L.
,oveland read the service. They will
o east for a short wedding trip. At /
ONE after November 1, at Grand ]
JUNCTION, Col.
Mrs. Sarah A Thomas has issued in