The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-14

| Sne Travelled ABROAD with her parents
number of years ago. She expects t.
Agricultural college, Manhattan. She l.
a talented pianist and popular in mus
| ical and social circles.
Mr.. Coe. also a member of a vel
known Topeka family, has recently re
turned from Boston, Massachusetts,
where he attended the Boston Institute
of Technology. His work will be tha-
of chemical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitcomb will
be guests for the week end at the c
B. Reed home. Miss Reed will give
a dinner tonight at the Country club
for the visitors and covers will be LAID
for: Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb, Miss
Mary Glenn, DIR. and Mrs. Reed and
Miss Reed.
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Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon and Mrs
John Forrest Dillon will be assisted al
the tea which they will give Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler
Mrs. D. w Mulvane, Mrs w. r. Smith
Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt, Mrs. James L.
King, Mrs. w. A L Thompson, Mrs
E. S. Quinton. Mrs. Fred Freeman
Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mrs. Harry Don
aldson. Mrs. Chester Woodward. Mrs
w. W. Wikidal, Mrs. Jacob Mohler,
Mrs. Clifton Heaton, Miss Helen Smith
anu lliS MISSES sweet.
The Art club will have a social af-
ternoon Monday, and their guests will
be those who have formerly belonged
to the club but who have relinquished
their membership. The affair will be
held at the Country club.
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The lineup for the ball game to be
given a week from today is now COM
com plete, and here it is:
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nell, Pribble; catcher, Collinson; first
base, KoontZ, Mowers, HobSon; second
base, Copeland. Thomas, Cartilage;
third base. Connell, Rice, Wood;
ell; right field, Smith, Drury. Launtz;
center field, Parker, Walsh, Hale; left
field, Strickland, Merrick, Stevens
Substitutes, Gray, Rutlidge, Meade,
Montgomery, Shakeshaft, Wellman,
Nichols, Raster, Moore and Freeman.
State house-Pitchers Hodges, Har-
rison, Smythe, G. Martin. Dawson,
Akers; catchers, Bowman, Davis
Casey. Lewis; first base, Hardy, Saw
yer, Burch; second base, Mohler, G.
Martin, Brewster; third base, Hopkins,
King, c. Smith, Organ; shortstop, Por-
ter, H. Martin, Cook; right field, Ma
son, Dryden, Botkin; center field,
Hopkins, Laugh1in, Ross, Sessions;
left field, Coburn, Valentine, Harring-
ton.
There are a lot of rumors being
spread about the game, and one of
Haughey are to be the women" UNI
pires, and that Frank Sturgis and Jim
Gibbs will be the ''policewomen." A
police court will be established on the
and there will be a lady" police
judge. Great mystery surrounds the
choice of this official, but it is said
that the lot will fall on young man
L, IT.
Waters is to be prosecuting attorney
and will try the players.
Governor Hodges and E. L. Cope
land are reported to be greatly
peeved because there is such line or
in connection with the
game, and so it is always with real
bail players. The stage manager says
it is the Indian nature cropping out IN
these men; that when an Indian is
sport, he is the real one and wants
the game he engages in carried on
with all seriousness Copeland, he
says, is one-eighth Indian, and the
governor has a trace of the blood or
the aborigines s. .
The following from Norton paper
will be of interest to the CLUB women;
At the Commercial club rooms yes
terday afternoon the woman's clubs
of Norton gave a very enthusiastic
public reception in honor OF MRS. T.
B. Walker, the newly elected president
of the state Federation of Womens
clubs.
The first part of the program con-
sisted of vocal numbers by Miss kath-
ryn HemphilI, Mrs. Joe Ward and
Miss Julia Curry.
Following this Mrs. Lucy Reeo
tones, senior member OF the New cen
Jury club, who has the happy taculty
Of saving the right things at the right
time introduced Mrs. Walker in a very
touching and very fitting way. she
referred to her as the Junior member
Of their club at its beginning fourteen
years ago. She said that the honor
conferred upon Mrs. Walker was also
conferred upon the Norton CLUBS ana
20 the city itself, who were justly
proud of Mrs. Walker. /
She assured the new president OF
he hearty support of home clubs and
nome people in all her state work ana
yoiced the sentiment in finally declar-
ng that they pledged not only their
oyalty but they pledged their love.
Mrs Walker very feelingly respond
ID, sincerely thanking the ladies ana
.aying that whatever the burden of
he new office may have seemed that |
t was yfsibly decreasing. She express
ID her gratitude for their interest and |
he inspiration they had ever been |
o her and her happiness over the |
peace and harmony that
lad always been theirs in club work
In the receiving line besides Mrs
Walker were Mrs. F. S. HaZelton, past |
PRESIDENT of the Sixth District Fedora
ion of Women's clubs; Mrs. H V. |
4athrop of the New Century club; |
Yrs. A. L. Lee of the Avon club, and