The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-24

his wounds are being sewed up and ex-
pect him to laugh and joke during the
process.
THE hardest thing for me to get
used to is not having butter for any
meal but breakfast. Also they never
leave water on the table, thinking we
will order wine or beer if we get
thirsty enough. 1 am getting so used
time / ask for anything that 1 don't
know how 1 shall ever come down TO
Muskogee boarding houses
Miss Wilson will land in New York
on her return. September IL.
Mrs. w. w. KftchelI. Mrs. j. W.
Movers, Mrs. L. o. Case Mrs. Lee
Monroe and Miss Eva Corning of the
Good Government club attended
meeting in Auburndale Friday night.
and assisted the women of Auburndale
to organize suffrage club. The Off
GERS are; Mrs. B. Bamberg, president
Mrs E. H. Roudebush, vice president;
Miss Harriet Thompson, secretary,
and Mrs. j. M. Brain, treasurer. The
new club Will have meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Thompson home in Auburndale. Mrs.
Case addressed the meeting last night
on suffrage from the standpoint of the
business woman. Mrs. Kitchell spoke
on the benefits to childI en- of equal
suffrage, and Mrs. Nowers's address
concerned the question as matter
of justice. Miss Corning gave a suf-
frage reading. and Mrs. Monroe spoke
of the need of cheerfulness among the
workers-not treating the enfranchise-
ment of women as a violent or reVOlu-
tionary measure, but comparable to
the case of the women at home being
called in consultation by the men of
the family in the business affairs that
concern them all. The Auburndale club
will have charge of the suffrage work
in their district, and the money they
collect will be kept in their own club
for their own use.
The Good Government club will
hold an open meeting at the home of
Mrs L. G. Hammond, 407 Madison
street, next Friday, at 2:S0 p. m. An
interesting program will be given, in
Guiding addresses by Mrs. Lee Mon
roe and Mrs. Lucia o. Case. Every
one interested is invited The meet
ing is under the direction of the Sec
ond ward president, Mrs. v. F. Robey,
and the women of the Second ward are
especially requested to be present.
Mr. A l.. Atwood will speak to-
night at City park in the interest of
equal suffrage under the auspices of
the Good Government club. The club
invites the public to attend their reg
lar Saturday night meeting at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rutter of 326
Tyler street announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marie. to Mr. Ed
ward H. Jordan; the wedding to take
place in September.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schmidt an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Emma Matilda, to Mr.. Fred
Bauman, the son of Mr. and MIS-.
Gustav Bauman. the wedding to take
place about the middle of September.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. John Hamilton, who has been
visiting the Willard Hall family at
Crab Lake, Wisconsin, has returned
home.
Mrs. z. T. Hazen has returned from
Colorado, where she spent the summer
at her cottage in Manitou.
Mr.. Sherman AmSden will arrive to-
morrow from Detroit, where he spent
the past few weeks.
Mr.. J. T. Lagerstrom and his son,
Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, will return sun
day from trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. s. C. Buckley of Denver, Colo, |
is visiting Mrs. C. ]. Mulvane and Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Hollis.
Miss Louise Culver ar Miss Eliza |
beth Culver will return Sunday from a
trip to Snow Island and Mackinac, |
where they spent part of the summer. |
Miss Louise Culver finished a course
in the School of Philanthropy and |
Civics in Chicago in the early summer, |
and her sister Joined her there, the
two leaving together for their trip |
north. They are in Kansas City today. |
Miss Josephine Perry will go to Bos- |
ton in September to re-enter Simmons !
college. She will be in the junior class
this year. The H. A. Perry family are
spending the summer at their cottage
in Bernardstown, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. CREIGHTON Miller of |
1926 Lane street, are the parents of |
twin babies, born Friday morning. The |
Ladies are both boys, and their names |
have not yet been chosen. Mrs. Miller |
fnr ri
of Kansas City, previously of Topeka. |
Mrs. Elon S. Clark and her family, |
who are at Palmer Lake. Colorado, |
will go to Cascade the first of Septem- |
Der. and later will return to Topeka
-Ir. and Mrs. Paul Mulvane will !
spend the weekend with DR.. and Mrs.
G. J. Mulvane.
Mr.. w. w Huntsberger of Great
Falls, Montana, is visiting his father.
Mr. 1. D. Huntsberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kendall, of Kan
sas City, are the parents of daugh-
ter, whom they have named Margaret
Elizabeth. Mr.. Kendall formerly lived
in Topeka.
Miss Annetta Nichol will leave Sep
TENDER 10, for Ithaca, N. Y, to enter
Cornell university as a senior. She is
the daughter of DIR. and Mrs. D. T.
NicholI. 1435 Topeka avenue She was
a student of Washburn college three
years, IS member of the Beta sorority,
and has been ole of the athletic girls
of the school
Miss Dorothy Norris is visiting rela
tives in Indiana.
Mrs. G. T. Worley and Miss Verna
Worley will return Eext week from Col
oraGo. They have visited in Denver,
Boulder and are now iE Central City,
the early home of Mrs. Worley.
Miss Elizabeth Gregory is spending
her vacation in Colorado.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison will return
noxt oak from "a 4
St. Louis
Miss Ethel F'rizel will return Wed
nesday from Larned, where she is Wis
iting friends.