The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-03

music Tor the programs, ana the TWO
women have with them Mrs. Harry
Taslker to play their accomplishments
Upon arriving in the small towns,
whore the programs are to be given
from the trucks. the first duty of the
musicians is to interview the town mar
shall for his consent to the performance.
Then the stage IL set and the notices
of the meeting made public.
The ideas of these two clever women
have been SC much written OF. not only
over Kansas, but through the east
as well, in Kansas City and st. Louis,
Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
that the example will probably be fol-
lowed in forthcoming campaigns.
The following 10 from a personal letter
peka friend: AT Hutchinson we gave
our performance from a truck decorated
with posters. The audience included the
candidates for office. the business peo-
pie, club women and curiosity seekers.
There were a Thousand in the audience.
the numbers they called US back with the
honk-honk of the automobiles. At
Newton we had 1000 people in the
crowd, and everybody heard US except
the lovers of spoOning under the trees.
At Winfield our show was given in
front of the hotel. A team Of mules
dragged our band wagon into place.
lapsable organ, which was first mis-
taken for q colossal suit case and then
for q sewing machine. In Cottonwood
Falls we gave our concert in the shad-
ow Of the courthouse where father
served az district Judge for years"
Today Mrs. Doster and Mrs. Farms
worth are in Clay Center for an after
noon and evening concert at the chau-
tauqua. this being political day.
there.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Victoria
Hobbs. of Eau Claire, Wis, and Mr..
Turner r. H. Wright, of Topeka, will
take place at eight O'Clock w dnesday
evening, August 5. at Christ church.
Eau Claire. Miss Hobbs is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adrian
Hobbs. She il graduate of Stout In
stitute, Of Wisconsin. and was for two
years a teacher in the Domestic Art De-
tural college. -
Mr.. Wright was an honor graduate
from the agricultural department of the
college at Columbia, Missouri, and later
he was instructor in the department Of
animal industry Of the Kansas State
Agricultural college He IL now editor
of the Livestock Capper farm publ
cations.
The girls Of the Potwin Sewing club
will meet Tuesday with Miss Juliette
Brown. at her home In Woodlawn ave-
nue..
= . .
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Clara, to Mr.. Lewis Houk of Fair
view, Ok The wedding will take place
the latter part Of this month.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage Of Miss Marguerite Stapleton to
Mr.. Leonard e. futile. which took
place Saturday evening. August 1. at
the home of Mrs. Katherine Stapleton
of Highland Park
Miss Marguerite Lovewell returned
this morning from Emporia. She stop
ped in Emporia on her way home from
California, where she gave q series Of
concerts in the coast cities. In EN-
poria she was the guest Of Mrs. Hubert
Popenoe, formerly Miss Anna Whiting
of Topeka. Miss Lovewell's sister. Miss
Karolyn Lovewell, went to Emporia
last week, and accompanied her sister
home Mr.. and Mrs. Popenoe and their
to Topeka in the Popenoe car. and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Popenoe's
grandfather, Mr.. A. B. whiting.
Miss Loveweil win remain in Topeka
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Lovewell. 1901 College avenue. until
IL.
to resume her study OF voice.
The N. U. n. g.. the girls organisa-
ton Of June 1914. class Of the high
school, will have a picnic supper at
| Gage park Tuesday evening at O clock.
| There will be swimming for the girls
! who care for it. Each girl Of the club
will take her own supper.
.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Charles p. George. jr., of Fort
! Riley will arrive Tuesday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis.
Miss Corinne Coston went to Kansas
City Saturday and will visit friends
there for q few days
Miss Eva Smith has returned from q
visit OF q few weeks in Chicago.
Miss May Jaggard Of Kansas City
will return to her home Tuesday. after
a visit to Miss Mary Slaughter.
Mrs. Walter Hayes of Kansas City
will arrive tonight for q short visit to
Mr.. and Mrs James 8. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Davis will leave
Tuesday night for q two weeks trip to
Boulder and Manitou, Colo.
Mrs Harry Bone and her daughter
Mildred will leave Tuesday to spend =
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