The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-05

the orchestra played a lively air. The
fortune tellers were Sylvia Spetter ana
Helen Wellman. They were kept busy
during the entire evening telling the
curious people secrets that lie beyond
the drawn curtain of the mysterious
future.
, Tecumseh. chief of the Shawnees.
was taken by Harold Warwick. One of
Tecumseh's chief duties during the ev-
ening was receiving visitors. The
penny grab was in charge of Miss Hazel
Boast. The supply OF this booth was
exhausted before 3 o'clock. The booth
was decorated in purple and orange.
The affair was wound up at II O'Clock
and was voted a splendid success by
those who attended and those in charge.
The entire affair was under the super
vision Of Miss Hazel Kincaid. chairman
of the social committee. She was as
sisted by Charlotte Schwering, Sylvia
Spetter, Paul Van Ness and Chester
Thomas. Near the end of the program
Miss Grace Rochester, of Silver Lake,
gave a number of readings. Among
these which were more worthy of mem
ton were: "If 1 Could be With Her"
and BILLY Brant." The affair is to be
made an annual event after this year.
Still! They Impose on U. p.
Now its the city Last night some
water on full force in front of the
Union Pacific depot and the express
offices and succeeded in throwing about
three inch Of North Topeka mud over
the two platforms. The mud was re-
moved this morning by H. E. Gaines.
Union Pacific special agent and one
OF the North side cabmen. Active steps
have been taken by the officials to see
that this does not happen again.
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nave registered another kick against
! the city as to the sidewalk in front of
the depot. The officials say that be-
Tore the white way was installed the
bricks were we'll laid and that they
We're put back in their places care
lessly and are in a very bad condi-
ton.
Tashi HASH Club Meets.
The Tashi Hasn't club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. NJ.
FORBES in North Topeka. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Arthur Griggs. Mrs
Fred Ross. Mrs. E. c. Seger. Mrs.
George Middaugh. Mrs. Mccartney,
MISS Bessie Sheetz, Mrs. T. M. Forbes,
MISS Grace Forbes and Mrs Harry
Graft.
Teachers Special.
A special train will be run tomor-
row between Salina and North To-
peka to accommodate the teachers
who wish to attend the state teach
ers' convention which is held in To-
peka. The train will be run over the
Union Pacific. leaving Salina at Z
O'Clock In the morning, stopping at
AplIene. Chapman. Junction City and
manhattan and arriving in Topeka at
IL O'Clock in the morning. After the
convention a return special will be
run If the traffic Is heavy enough to
demand it. If put on this train will
be run Saturday The train from Sa-
INA to Topeka will be run Thursday,
Personal Mention.
Evadna Palmer of Summerfield will
arrive in Topeka this evening to at
tend the teachers convention and
visit Miss Isabella Reedy of North
Topeka
At meeting of the North side
drainage board, which was held Mon
DAY afternoon, a sewer and improve
ments were provided for at the foot
or North Harrison street. No other
business was transacted during the
meeting with the exception of paying
bills The improvements on Harrison
street will cost about $50
i Miss Roda Wade of Rossyille Il
spending a short time in North To.
peka visiting friends
The funeral of Bessie Nav Righam
VINO died at her home in North To.
peka Monday afternoon, will be heli
at the Kansas Avenue Methodis
church this afternoon at 1:aO O'Clock
1nterment at Rochester cemetery