The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-05

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Thrapp. Leah Ulamperl, sJuanita Brain,
Hazel Flanagan, Dorothy Adamson.
tTogs-Maurice Edison, Theodore
McGHntock. Morris Hossfeld. Conry
Byron Boone, Christopher Thomas,
George Greenwood, Albert Dibble.
Peddlers-Theodora Smith, Kath-
Ieen Rogan, Eugenia Pratt, Ruth
IomIlnson, Thee Cobb, Harlan Ma
! chem, Berenice Kingsbury. Mabel Gil
cnrlst, Nellie Rogan, Margaret Price,
Mildred Quinton, Mohra Gatchel, Luz
Gle Elmore, Florence Mowrer, Helen
gen, Jessie Burnette, Esther Freeman,
Ruby German, Hazel Barber Merle
Rucher, Requa Rinnon, Lura Barnes.
pherdesses-Grace Dana, Neva
/ HeIen Neese, Helen Welty, Gladys
Neal, Marie Vancil, Roxy Vancil,
Helen Harsh, Ruby Hoatson, Matilda
Wulke, Lucille Bomgardner, GLADYS
tdammon, Elizabeth Dyer, Clara Eek
strom, Helen Hollar, lola Stone.
Shepherds-Bert Davis Scovil1e
Davidson, Harold Jette, Crosby Dea-
con, William Geer, William Tomlinson.
Floyd Hart, Blaine Batty, Wendell
Swltzer, p. s. Pettyjohn, Robert Ward
aaroio Tyler. r. D: Kingsley. Frank
Fable, Arch Brier, Frank Hethering-
ton, Sidney Everingham.
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The music for the vesper service at
the Y. w. G. A. Sunday will be fur
nlshed by the 'Washburp chorus. and
the numbers will be:
Cnerupim song .Tschaikowsky
Angels Ever Blessed. !. .Tschaikowsky
God So Loved the World (from the 4
Crucifixion) Stainer
Now Sinks the Sun. .Horatio Parker
Miss Louise Bloodgood, house secre-
tary, will make a short address
Everyone is invited = .
The April meeting of the Lowman
School Parent-Teachers' association
was held Thursday afternoon and was
an unusually interesting one to those
who attended. Mrs. Frank p Whit
more sang, accompanied by Miss Jose
prime Mckee on the piano, and a
piano duet by two of the pupils of the
school, Helen and Ruth Harbaugh.
was we'll rendered and completed the
m usical part of the program Mrs. |
Lillian Mitchner, president of the state
w. G. T. u, had an excellent address
on 1.-The Effects of Narcotics Miss
Effie Graham of the school spoke on
The New Psychology and Its Rela- |
ton to the Home and School," The
address was full of valuable ideas to
both teachers and parents. A short
~ ~ :.e program |
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonebrake of |
Usage City are visiting their relatives
in Topeka.
Miss Helen Fowler left today for
Chicago to study piano this summer.
Mrs. R. w. Gilmore is spending the
weekend in Olathe, Kansas.
Mr.. Marlin Poindexter of Kansas |
City will arrive tonight to spend Sun
day with Mrs. Poindexter, who is visit |
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary Andrews Of
Potwin.
Miss Dorothy Porter went to Law
renee Friday to be a guest at the |
Junior Prom.
Miss Bess Johnston, who is a stu
dent in Baker university, Baldwin, |
Kan, came to see Maude Adams. and |
will spend, Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Johnston and Judge and Mrs.
w. A. Johnston.
Mrs. Clay McKibben of Dodge City |
came to Topeka to see Maud Adams
Friday and will spend Sunday with |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
F'rizell.
Mrs. E. t. Haug of Concordia and |
her baby daughter and Mrs. George |
Layton, also of Concordia, came to see
Maud Adams in peter PAN" and to
be guests of Mrs. Haug's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Colson, at the Throop |
hotel. Mrs. Haug will remain over
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Woodward |
have returned from a trip to Europe.
Mrs. Woodward's mother, Mrs. Alice
accompanied them, and re-
NAMED in New York. Mrs. Wood
ward has gone to Denver to bring
home her children, who were with
their aunt during their parents alb
sence. In London they spent an even
ng with Hale Hamilton, who is play
ing in Get Rich Quick Wallingford.
Mrs. c. o. Hovatter went to Fair
bury, Neb., today for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Clammer, who
he in Col !
san Antonio, Tex, have returned
home.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet Friday afternoon, April IL, with
Mrs. J. F. Billings, 1871 Western ave-
lue.
Word has been received in Topeka
If the death of Rev. Richard Ellerby
If Shenandoah, Va, where he was rec
or of st. Johns church. Mr.. Eller-
oy lived in Topeka a good many years
lgo when he was connected with
Grace church. His death occurred
Easter day, as a result of apoplexy.
Miss Josephine Doran, who is a stu
lent in the Agricultural college, Man
haitian, came to see Maude Adams,
md to spend Sunday with her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Doran.
Mrs. D. F. Longnecker, who is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Eastman,
will return to Emporia next week.
Mrs. j. P. Griswold and her son,
1errill Gage, have returned from a
rip to Pacific coast, where they
pent. several months. While they 1
we're away they visited Mrs. Griswold's
laughter, Mrs. Osborn Larimer, and
1r. Larimer of Spokane, Wash. ,
Mrs. Dale Hebrank of Independ-
nee and Mrs. J. n. Engle of En- !
oria are here to spend Sunday with s
frs. Hebrank's sister, Mrs. Elon S. !
lark.
The following persons came to To-
-eka to attend the funeral of Mr.. ].
3. Belts: Mr.. D. N. Belts of Hen
ietta, Ok, and Mrs. Belts brother,
Ir. A. S. Sandmeyer, and Mrs. Sand s