The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-01

ment club will have a meeting Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
w. c. A. The names of candidates for
: office in the municipal election will be
considered by the political committee
and a vote will be taken to determine
I what candidates the club will support
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/ The women teachers of the high
. school were entertained this afternoon
at the home of Miss Anne Montieth.
The Royal Bridge club will meet
Monday afternoon at 23O with Mrs. A.
O. Rosser, 1923 Topeka avenue.
The Golden Rule club will have its
annual birthday party Friday, March
Z, at the home of Mrs. w. F. Roehr,
1905 Clay street. The hostesses will
| be: Mrs. Roehr Mrs. J. ]. Fuller, Mrs.
| H. Pierce, Mrs. NJ. Danner. Mrs. T. j.
| Ferguson, Mrs. J. E. B. Johnston and
Mrs. G. H. Hughes.
The wife of one of the senators de-
clares herself in favor of a law which
would provide that year should
elapse between the election of an Off
Ger and the date her service begins.
AS it is she explained, the wives
of the officers haven't time to get new
clothes enough to take them through
the party season while they are in
Topeka
The music at the Vesper service at
Grace cathedral on Sunday afternoon
at 4:S0 Will be as follows:
Professional, 20 Heavenly Jerusa-
lem $500. ............ Martin
CHORAL service ....................Ta Tails
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis. Shipper
Anthem, Bow Down Thine Ear
Maunder
vesper hymn, 1.-The Sun is Sinking"
..-..-..... Hopkins
Offertory, Another Temple Waits
Thee" Maunder
Kneeling hymn, Hear Our Prayer
Recessional, Lead Us o Father"
At the morning service at IL O'Clock
Miss Lucille Grote will sing These
Are They from the Holy City,
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The field of women's labors con-
tinues to widen, and the newest ac-
tivity undertaken by a woman is that
of serving as escort to the body of the
late Brigadier General Hugh Cam
eron, sent to Washington yesterday
for burial in the Arlington National
cemetery. Mrs. Lucia o. Case of To-
peka, was asked to accompany the
body to Washington, where it will be
met by a military escort and inferred
in the National cemetery. Mrs: Case
will remain in Washington for the in
augural and suffrage parades.
The Misses Pickens have returned
from a trip to the eastern markets.
and are now showing stock of new
spring models OF hats.Adv
Study club Friday night, a discussion
of 'Unionism'' was led by w. L. Por-
ter. Arrangements were made for
advertising meeting at the Best
Ralph Roberts, will speak on White
Slavery and Bible Socialism. MIR.
Roberts is member of the National
Legislative Committee and Kansas
uperintendent of the World Purity |
Federation.
The members of Miss Laura Ewing's |
Bible class entertained the Freshman |
school from to o'clock Friday af- !,
ternoon in the gymnasium of the Y. |
w. c. A. building.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Dolly Curtis and Miss Leona |
Curtis will arrive in Topeka Friday |
from Washington, ID. c., and will be |
guests of Mrs. Rome Colvin, while |
the Curtis home, on Topeka avenue is
being opened. Senator and Mrs Cur |
tbs and Miss Permelia Curtis will ar
rive soon.
Miss Frances Walsh has returned |
from Chicago, where she was one of |
the attendants of Miss Maybelle
Stokes at her marriage to Mr.. Junius
Earl.
Mr.. Willis E. Lusby, a member of
the Washburn College Glee club re-
turned this afternoon from Los An
geles, Calf. He has been spending
the last ten days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs c. d. Lusby, who are living
in Glendale, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wilson and their
family have come to Topeka from
Chicago, and will make their home
on West street. They have been liv-
ing in Chicago two years.
Mrs. W. F. Jackson has returned to
her home in Fort Scott, after being in
Topeka with Mr.. Scott during a part
of the legislative session.
Mrs. Walter Robson. who has been
in Topeka the past two months left
Friday for her home in WestmOre-
land, Kan.
Mrs. Price of Greenwood. Kan, ar
rived this week to be in Topeka the
rest of the legislative session.
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro has returned from
a visit to her mother. Mrs. A. S.
Mitchell of Cawker City. Her broth
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