The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-07

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reunion are Mrs. Ralph Cav. Mrs..
George A Guild, Mrs. Joseph T. Love
well. Mrs William L Quail. Mrs- +; =.
Ella NJ. Pixley and Miss Marie Wit
wer. Others at the reunion were MIS-.
Frank I. Carter, Mrs. f.. NJ. Benedict.
Mrs. C. H. Pierce, Mrs. II. Reodtng OF
Lawrence. Mrs Arthur w. Brewster OF
Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. Wilbur 8. jerks
Of Ottawa and Mrs. Frank McCleliand
of Maple Hill. Letters were read from
Mrs. Dora Leidigh Stuart of Spearvflle,
Miss Eunice Lyman, who was dean OF
women at Washburn at that time ana
who is now teaching in Fall River
Mass, Miss Mary l. Parker of Oiathe.
Mrs. Ellie Bradford Dinsmore OF Vic
torville. Cal, and Mrs. Arthur J. NC
Cabe Of Washington. ID. G.
The second section of the illustrated
lectures on the Life Of Christ VIII
be begun Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock
at Grace cathedral by Dean J. r. Deb:
Kaye. The section begins with the real
work of Christ and covers one year OF
his life. 1t is called the First Period
Of the Ministry, extending from MS
baptism to the death Of John the Bap-
fist.
The pictures to be used Sunday eve
ming are from Hoffman. Zimmerman.
Paul Of Veronese. Dore. Alexander
Bidda. Harold Coping, Ttssot ana
Titan, besides a number OF pictures OF
scenes in the Holy Land. Appropriate
music will be rendered during the
showing of the pictures, and. Dean
Kaye will tell something of the lives
Of the artists as well as the story OF the
pictures.
Mr.. Charles Smith and Mr.. George
Emary WIN give dance at ke Ell nan
Tuesday evening, November III.
The annual art exhibit to be held in
Lawrence. under the direction of Pro-
lessor w. A. Grifhth. will be held IN
February. The collection OF paintings
from the American Federation OF Arts
will arrive in Lawrence from Missouri.
and will be sent from there to Omaha
Another exhibit will be held In Law
renee some time before Christmas. the
pictures to be sent from Colorado.
The annual exhibits in Lawrence are
usually visited by some Topeka peo-
pie who profess an interest in good pic
lures. Frequently numbers OF CLUB
women spend q day or two at the ex-
hibit.
A young engaged woman OF Topeka
who has led a butterfly life with plenty
of money and many admirers. has set
tied down to the serious business OF
matrimonial preparations. She has
saved her own allowance money. ana
encouraged her fiance to save his
money, and they have taken the hoard
Of savings to buy their furniture which
is both substantial and handsome. and
did not have to come out OF an In
stallment house. She has done her
buying with fine taste and discrimina-
ton and with business like counting of
the cost. and she has shown an appre-
citation of the value OF money that few
girls in her station in life know. Sew
ing for your trouseau?" asked a friend
over the phone; making lacey boudoir
caps and embroidery lingerie. OF
course?" Nothing SO romantic, she
replied. ct am sewing up some win
dow curtains
DR.. and Mrs. o. o. Moore enter
tanned Friday evening of this week for
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Taylor. of Wash
ington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stevenson. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Marie, to Mr.. Charles
Homes Bond. The wedding which
will be witnessed by the immediate
families will take place Nov. ss.
Miss Helen Stevenson entertained
the following friends Wednesday eve
ming at her home, 722 Lane streets
Misses Mabel Cromwell, Elsie Gade&
Anna Mclaughlin. Cordo Yocunss
Elsie Campbell. Helen CampbeiE Bese
Brown. Grace Hamilton, Merle North
land, Mrs. H. Barnes, Mrs. E. Sea-
greaves, Mrs. r. Smith. Mrs. A. Black,
Mrs. j, Banta. Miss Alice Stevenson.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Jean Lindsay, who is a student
at the State university. Lawrence. is
spending the week end with her par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. w. s. Lindsay.
Mrs. C. H. Smalley and Mr.. Jack
Smalley of Des Moines, Ia. are visit
ing friends in Topeka.
Miss Blanche Simons, of Lawrence,
is the guest Of Miss Ruth Foster.
Mrs Ray Sparks of Champaign.
ILL.,. who is visiting her parents. DR..
this week end in Kansas City.
Miss Alice Co0rs and Miss Rebecca
Cooper, of the State University. Law
renee, are visiting Miss Ruth Wilson.
They came to Topeka for the football
game and were guests at the Tivoli
ball.
Miss Frances Sawyer. State uni
versity student. came to Topeka for
the game today and will spend Sum
day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Sawyer.
MT. and Mrs. M. A. Low have left
for Oklahoma to visit their son, Mr..
Dean Low, and Mrs. Low.
Mr.. and Mrs Catlin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell motored to Kan
sas City Friday.
Mrs. John Romadka of Milwaukee.
formerly Miss Margaret Garvey. of
Topeka, will arrive November 10 to
visit Mrs. Dana Davis.
Mrs ID. r Nichols Of Lansing
Mich. Is the guest Of Mrs. N. +. Han
dy. Mrs. Nichols lived in Topeka
many years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II G. West have re-
turned from a trip east.
Miss Elizabeth Brown of Kansas