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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-11-04
Drawing of Seats for Lecture Course.

Drawing of reserved seats for the
Masonic lecture course will be held at
the opera house Monday evening, Nov.
9, at 8 o'clock. Please hand your
name and the number of seats you
want to A. O. Austin OF or before
Saturday evening or not later than
Monday noon. as the names will be
printed for the drawing Monday after
noon. First entertainment Nov. IL.
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Shoes :! Shoes !
and lots of them from

and lots or them from
three sources.
Special attention to fall needs. Warm
Felt Slippers that are really pretty.
Rubbers
for the wet weather. We have made
no advance in prices yet.
Now is the time to get that bushel of
ONIONS for the winter. The price is
low, the Onions good.
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Furs

direct from one of Americas best
makers. Scarfs and Muffs. The
styles are varied and the prices
within your reach, also Children's
Fur Sets.
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MANHATTAN--WEST SIDE.
FOUR ROOMS.

i..t =, AZ h w., s %hor 90 Jensrson 80,
Fredk zittei a Sons, 2Zil Bwy. TsthD
i"d st. bSwsx '; ,.s, a nreyssav 800
itsd st. curnG Bway. sarsaeld. roo-,7st
Durham Realty Co. 200 5th ay: ,,.,
, KNAPP 4 WATSON Co. i.,s Broadway;
Bert q; rsais.b.r a Co. Bh;v.y i:sis
,,.,I PER- q: F:sisaser . Co; B'~ay 4 ~; e
itsth st. Convent sy. IOa-ioi. 80: .tss!
D. Robinson. c, :. Brown Co.. IL wall 2!
'f Rosa.oe, IsVf nrc%n Co. wall J
ltsth st, lo3-iot Convent av........... t37:
,.sS KoI !, s,,Sos, Brown Co. i Val !.
Pe.ss e ElI!man. $40 Madison sv go,
Moor. q schultz CO.. less im.;eii. a.. "''
i5ist st. sol West. washington irving .tts
FIR Wood, w II Dolson Co. Bway. I4tth
Bert q. Fauihaber & Co. Bway q issth
iSo'h 49,. s.; Edgsc0mss az. ss,s,,:;.'a7
issd st. 81 Nicholas pL. sz-s% De Mara
Bert q. Faaiihia6ci & Co. Bway 4 iss,h
i''d Berlin s R.n W Knssav ;s.,
1850 st. tts West. Heathneid. ....,..s ts,
KNAPP WATSON Co, ,aiS Broadway.
iSsth at. Riverside. TAO vauxhail. 500
Bert q. Fauiha Der & Co. Bway q 15sth
is9th St. col w.. cor Broadway. Hispanl,
Bert q. Faaihabef a Co. Bway q ls 18Th
,5sth st. s3s West. The Darllngton . .Sss
Bert q. Fauihaber & Co. Bway 4 lssth
''S'h h. .I SO Wss, The s as ,,i
18Th St. sos West. The Lafayette. $500
Bert g, Faulhaber & Co, Bway q issth
WOOD s.eS a. AZ b ssi EEK con- b His
issth st. slt-s1s Wes.; 80. tsit
KNAPP { WATSON ca Co. .s,, Bioadway' i'
i5''h st. Fl. Wash av., ?. The Fl Wash. tsl:
se 5isd s,,,s Lisofer i'i' Bfssdsay
Der, q Fss'Ssber co,. sfw;ay issssttss
i'0's se 81 wash sy IS Dayton c., ,sss
ieoth, ~ Wash; av.. IS. The Plymouth. $500
is1si St. IT. WasSInEton o Sv say $50; ;sSn
BerlIn Renting Agency. SSss Broadw way
issd s ST. s'i p West I a.. Court, SEQ $3.50
is2d st; els West. Yorktown Court. :. $50
,.,,L. J. Phillips CO. Ag,s.. asss B'way.
Berlin Renting Agency. ASS broadway.
iesd st. cor; ~ wash. ay:' chesbnrne. $500
1881 ST.; cor broadway. ST. Ermins. .,iSs
isith St. eoi West. Wilton Apis. $3.50 iS7s
' heaq iss,S. L'eoler' 1899 broadway
18Th s s. rs West, The claymon.. =. ,ss.
is4th ST. SIS West. The sherwood. i ;ssd
Bert o Faulhaher q Co. B'way & l56th
SCHNEIDER Lebier, 1929 Broadway.
near l65th
r. r. Wood w. H. Dels"n Co. Bwy- 20 IN
Nehring Co, lars ST Nicholas
17oth St. 7o5 West. The Exeter. sa7sx
Thomas j, oReily. Bway & iOgth ST
Nehring Co. lg7s ST Nicholas sv' WV
lIfth ST. $40 West. Stratford- Avon Hall
1870 tiso
Nehrlng Co. 1878 st. Nicholas av
Nehring Co. isTs 81. Nicholas sv. ''''
l7sth ST.. Wadsworth ay.. IL, Premier
5000, s24
i7s,h st SusuSan az % 500 zt EAR Brosdway ,so
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isoth st, Sse West. Aida t336-sa6o
KNAPP & Wassen Co. 4g4s broadway.
isist st, 100 West. Chancellor. .si3i- $3.50
Knap-wasson Co, I2is broadway.
lslst St T2S. The Jasper. 500 $3.50
Associated Properties. Inc. sst Tif,h AZ.
FOUR ROOMS.
Riversld. Drive. $40. Palermo $3.50 $3.50
Durham Realty Co. 200 5th Az.
Riverside Drive, $50. .Ssse
Chas T.. 1. Huston Co. Is f. 10th st
st Nicholas av., cor l9lst st. Benny Castle,
Mcdowell & Mcmahon. 1919 st. Mich. av.
st co Nicholas Av'' cor i'sd 8. Hishi AN.
Mcdowell & McMahionn. las 81. Nieh i's s"'
''h Me MsG1 Sa eo in sousA ,S
h + f. IS St w sost' w. p il u bo.,u U.s. Its:
'''" R %ooS s' ". IL Doson CO.. .'i BrosS
way and soth st
,'a a &isS
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison av,.
'''A George : hayNsr toa. CO. 81 " ,s,a
18th St. s2i West stanwood 1850. 81. $50
"a. bins 4 Bins. iis Yves, .Oth st! 49,.
Bins 4 Bins. ils West aO,h st
'''' r ss 20 Gilman as $40 MaSisdn SS
ssi Psa.e s, E w, y rFs, ''o Madison ~
'''H * B Msis H soio broadway
sith St. West, HarperIey Hall. 81. 500
a., manager on premises.
b''h 81, : west -. .,...... 400
Bing Bing. lis West 10th st.
list st. 235 West The Lucania 81. 900 81. 800
Palermo Bros, Inc. col West ii5th st
I'd st, 5OJ West, The LuNonia 81. $50 81, 500
Palermo Bros, Inc. col West li5th st
18Th St, lS' West. .......... 81. l40-ti,tt0
Bling Bng. lls West i0th st.
~ i Wssd; " ii ' DoisSn Co.. WAY ;s:ss
EIsctus T Backus. 2sOS Broadway. A''''
'''h r ~, iSo "sst Suzssra Court 1850
ssth 81, go West, The Borchart. 80. 5000
,o,,Jo Jos, n Essosal; Zso West 18th st.
'o'u ST. EoS-zOs west Ell Casco Court
- e.,., 3t20-&Sto
,o.r schWesler, S5OI Broadway.
'o,tn st. west END aV. soS The Men
tone ..,''r,. :.:..........Sl.00 900
,o. iaterho Bros, Inc. SOL West ii5th at.
''''n no sli az n Wss' kaymors Court. $500
iosth st. West. 800 .,sso-s1sc
Thomas % Reilly. Bway and lo9th st.
lo'th 81. s29 west; Prince Monaco. $3.50
,oo, mos -, vheiiiy. Bwsy and losth st.
Berlin Renting Agency, III East i7th st
lioth st. zig Cathedral Parkway .Sst0-Sg00
paterno my Corp. az Cathedral Pkway.
DUN ConEer Madison av.. cor ssth st
iiSth 81. lis West tis2-ss4o
Louis Schleicher. at West 10th ST.
llbth St, COL West, The Regnor, $500 ~ 900
10. faterno Bros. Inc. sol West ii5th st
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TWO ROOMS.
Broadway. il,s. st Helene. ..........ss $500
NJ. IL Gaiilard a Co. 22ss Broadway.
Peass q Gilman. $40 Madison ' sv' ''''
soth st. West wiibraham. $3.50 81. zoo
Pease q Gilman. 3io Madison av.
''" psy.Oa Msi Merrill 90. Inc. ' an
Ps..e q Eiiii%sn.: $40 Madison sS' WOW
' j. Hear m'S 81 west .s,h st. ''i''''
Wv" p.y.oa Mel Merrill Co. Inc. s' ,.,S'
18th p 81, $50 p NEST pe v. .,'so0-'s'0
ray.on mel Merrill Co. inc, =. ;i,s
'''h p ss rs Eiman i;o Mad, saoG sy i''
s'th st. West Harperley Hall. $1,000
sith st. cor C, p. W Harperley Rail. 81. 200
80, Manager on premises ,-.. ,.
fsase Eli%anl. Assa'.. $50 Madison sy az
" Fsi.f Eii%au Agents, $40 vi . s: ~
49,, fssss ! Gilman Agents, $40 Msaisoasy
'''' p st Mel Merrill Co. inc t1,S
J s S We" sSo ssraI, 70 Wss ,s,S
9Sth st. 22o West. The Borchardt. ....S1ae
49,. Joseph y; E.cobaI. $50 West ssth st.
mona: J "Reily. Broadway 4 ,o :iy
leoth st. 'st West Polnciana. !+so-sS70
bBinS ,s ans II, ws sd ' sar, st. Gran,
Fred'k zi,.sl a sons 7oth s, Brosdwsy'
Bing & Bins. iis West 10Th st ''''''''
i's,a st. $, Nisaolas ax.. $50. Garland $500
Bing & Ring. ils West AOth ST
1884 st. $50 West. Trinity Studios zee. $3.50
,,L J Phillips Co; ACTS: s7s7 Twsy,
Norman Denzer ssls Broadway.
Der, 4 Faaihsbef & Co. B'way a ssh.
Knap:wasson CO. ,s,s broadway. ''''
Sisi St, 7so West, Chancellor ,2sa TO 'i1s
KNAPP WATSON Co. ssis Broadway.
THREE ROOMS.
Broadway, 2iss st Helene. ............,so
NJ Gaillard 4 co, s2s9 broadway.
' paaSa@ 'f Realty o c 200; ,co Fth sv $3.50
Payson Mel. Merrill Co. > East am st.
37th st. II West. whole floor a. 81 500 year
49, Tease Elliman. $40 Madison ay.
80" Tease ga. Eliman. $40 Madison az ''0''''
W." rsy.en MsG Merrl Co. East "a .,,1 ,y e
Gsors: nasssf coostt Co. SO W istt 80 81
18th s' $50 west ps.TS Ss '''n ,soO,7sO
Bns nins: 10 West 4oth It
90" P s, ON Mel Msrr CO. East .sOG IN H ST.
SSH st. 200 W W. an ay'L25O-t 500
9Th r St, E ws,I $40 MADISON rS
rsass : Eni%an. Agents. $50 aa SGsg's AZ
Pease q Gilman. Agents $40 Madison av,
'0'n ST. " n MGI,; M .opS broadway $500
Cith ST. 20 West. Harpcriey Hail. 81, 500
Manager on premisrs
fist ST g35 West The Iucani, sssosi Os0
Paterno Bros Inc col West iibth al
7ist st, 23b West. The Lucanin / 200
Paterno Bros Inc sOi West ll5th ST.
I'D ST 10 West 49, " $50 tas0
Pease a EiIIman Arent. aio Madison sw
"a At sos West Tn. iuxonis a. Ia
paiernn pros In sal W., ,,s,h
"a at iIo Wsst '"e' wv "es' ,uo , oso
Pas T. rfInnan ..o "a ''-'''V
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MANHATTAN-WEST SIDE
THREE ROOMS.

i5Sth st. $50 west Bismarck Court. .s3Se
Porter CO.. i59 West i,5th 81
i5sth st. Fort Washington av. .. THIS
Bert O. Fa1Ihaeer q Co. b way . iSsth
isoth. Fl wash. av.. IS, The plymouth .St1e
Bert q. Faulhaber a Co.. Broadway and
i5Gth st.
issd st, Sea West Lydia Court. S3i,- tase
Berlin Renting Agency. sssa broadway.
l6ith st. sol West, Wilton Apts. $3.50
SCHNEIDER Liebier. 3S2s broadway.
16ith ST. col West. wilton Apis. 500 $3.50
SCHNEIDER Liebler. 393s Broadway.
near i65th st.
lejth ST. Audubon av., t2st
KNAPP a Wassen Co. tsts broadway.
lI6th " Amst av. The Bolton. t2ba
l. J. Phillips n Co. 37s1 broadway.
Nehring CO.. 1919 ST Nicholas Az.
Nehring Co, I2Ts ST Nicholas sv.
nth st, Audubon sv.. III. $500
Nehrins Co.. lars ST. Nicholas av.
lIIth st, 5s7 West. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 336
Nehring Co. 1873 St Nicholas av,
i7Ith: $50 W. stratford Avon Hall 1895 $500
Nehring Co.. llIs ST Nicholas av
Bert q Fauihaber q CO.. Broadway and
lS5th st.
i7,,h st. 700 West. .si3a
Chss. r. L. Huston Co. is +. 10th st
isoth St. $50 West. Aida. 49,. 1855 $3.50
KNAPP & Wassen Co, 4g4s broadway.
iSist st, 100 West, Chancellor. .3&37-Stso
KNAPP W aSson CO. i2ts broadway.
lslst st. T2S, The Jasper. $500 $3.50
Associated Properties. Inc. SN rifth Az
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GUIDE TO VACANT APARTMENTS
MANHATTAN-WEST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.

SSth At. $50 West. Dearborn tseo-''so
Bing Bing. ils West 10th ST. 49,
Payson Mel. Merrill Co. Inc. L. l.th;
Bling 4 Bins. ii9 Yves, ,o,h st,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-22

Announcements have been received
in Topeka from Mr.. W. e. Ward, OF
Sharon Springs. of the marriage Of his
daughter, Bessie Marie. to Mr.. Guy
Elliott Payne, Monday evening, July
20. At home in Sharon Springs after
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mr. and Mrs. w. C. McDonougn gave
. .,raII informal dinner party Iues-
d.w night. at their home IN iyleI
street. The decorations were IN yeHow,
q yellow rose centerpiece adornlns tno
table and the place CARDS. yenow
80 design. were done in water colors;
~ the hostess Covers were placed
for Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Bowman'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gresser, Or. M. -
Porter and DR.. and Mrs. McDonousn'
= .
Mrs. Frank p. Whitmore and ner
son' philip. left Tuesday for Burning.
ton Iowa, to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Whitmore's niece, Miss Elizapetn
Hosford, whose marriage to MI. geo.
Hill of Burlington will take pIace
soon. Mrs, Whitmore will sing at inc
wedding. Mr. Whitmore Will ieave
later to be a guest at the marriage.
Miss Hosford was the guest OF MIS-
Whitmore in Topeka a few weeks ago.
when she met a number OF her aunt
friends in this city.
Miss Laura Southwick has hostess
at an informal afternoon at thimoles
today. the guests being the mem bers
OF ner SEWING '
The marriage of Miss Bessie Boards
ley Of 1853 West street. and DR.. Jas
H. Abbott Of Wichita, will be solemn
lied tonight by the Rev. Mr.. George H.
Geisel Of Grace cathedral. The affair
will be a home wedding and will take
place at 8 o'clock.
Miss Reita Updegraff gave a lunch
con today for the members of her
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: A crowd Of high school girls had d
camping party at Granville Tuesday,
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principal speakers. Come out and hear
the topics of the day by these able
gentlemen. Remember the women
vote this year and everybody come.
Frank Stiles and Cletus Buckner
have returned from a short fishing
trip.
Mrs. Keller and Mrs. McNearny, of
Topeka, have been visiting at the w.
p. Schlichter home.
Harry Sims and son. Paul, Of Wat
son. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Sims. of 20 and Moss streets.
Frank Stiles, Charlie Case. Merle
Dean and Richard Ahlstrom made a
trip to Watson Saturday.
X Miss Elsie Case. Esther Roller. Pearl
Shaul. Ralph Dawson, Floyd Schutch-
field, Frank Stiles and Richard Ahi-
stronn spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. p. Ahlstrom. and in the even
ing they went to Gage Park.
A big time has been planned by the
K. K KS Friday night at o'clock at
the Ferguson home, when the club will
celebrate their first anniversary.
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To-Day is fathers birthday. and
Peggy has planned the cleverest little
surprise for him. You have three
guesses-but then perhaps you have
looked at the picture. Yes, Peggy has
paked birthday cake for father, with
Just the correct number Of candles on
It: She is bringing it on now and II
you care to count the candles you
might be able to tell fathers age.
VI course we don't mean to nay that
Feeey thought tho idea up all by her
sen. Aunt Betty it was who first
tn3ught it up. but when she suggested
II Peggy was quite eager about Il.
1t IL doubtful whether Peggy would
nave remembered that today was
fathers birthday at all. had not Aunt
Betty been there to prompt her. Moth
er would have remembered Il, OF
course, but 1t would never have oc-
CURED to mother that Peggy could
make 2 birthday cake for the occa-
sion. Even after the cake has been
made mother il still unconvinced. She
oion't see Peggy make II.
A. q matter OF fact, perhaps It
wouIdnt be quite correct to say that
feg1y made the cake without EXPLAIN
ING tnat abe had had . Httlo hoap.
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At THE IRIS.

Thirty years on the legitimate stage.
taking German, Spanish, and English
parts in all the great Continental coun-
tries as well as America is the unusual
and enviable record OF Edward Jose,
who plays the leading role in The Stain
at the Iris today and tomorrow. Jose's
work is particularly conspicuous be-
cause of his strong and forcefully dra-
matte characterixations. His great PAS
sion for strongly emotional parts, and
the peculiar talent which enables him
to give vivid and accurate interpreta-
tons, has made his work Of the very
first order. His character portrayal In
The Stain,'' in which he plays the part
of Judge Harding, is thoroughly re-
markable.
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Pegsy did the biggest part Of it.
though. and all Aunt Betty did was
merely to stand around and tell her
when to put things tn-and when not
to-and why a heaping cup Of baking
powder was q little too much.
Peggy could really have made the
cake quite alone, though. II Peggy
were put to it she could make any
kind OF a cake you might be pleased
to mention. But in this case 1t was
we'll that Aunt Betty was 1T hand. be-
cause father win probably eat piece
OF the cake Peggy II bringing In.
What pretty picture Of filial at
lection! How proud ana pleased
father viii be when the cake IL placed
before him. He VIII. embrace his
darling daughter most tenderly and
declare that It II certainly the finest
cake he ever saw. And after tasting
It he win be At Z los for words, 90
delicious u the cake. And Aunt Betty
viii say that Peggy made II all by her
SELL whereat father viii beam even
more radiant-y on Peggy. And Tom
viii catch mothers eye with = look
that clearly .1ays: Gee, how cay
Pog4y slips II over ON 4athorl''
(Cpot1nuo0.)
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HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

e. e. O'Donovan and wife Of Topeka
spent Sunday with Mr.. ana Mrs. J. c.
Lair.
Miss Marjory Hin, who has been
spending the weekend with Miss Grace
Thompson, Of near Watson, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Jerry Chubb. who has been
visiting her daughter at Parsons for
the past few days, returned home yes
terday.
Mr.. II. Braem. of Ell Paso. Texas.
has returned home after q short visit
with A. Braem ON Michigan avenue.
/ Geo. w. Porter left for Chicago yea
terday. where he will spend a few days
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Hin and son.
sister, Mrs. Win Deever. Of Scotland
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. McGluichy and son
Lawrence, Of st. Marys. motored to
Topeka Sunday afternoon and spent
the evening with their nephew, J.
Tompktns and family.
Mr.. James Stevenson. who has been
In poor health for some little time was
taken to Christ hospital Monday and
was operated upon yesterday. From
last reports he il getting along az we'll
as could be expected.
J. H. HenberEer, Of Gridley, Calf. IL
spending the week with his brother-in-
law. e. Leuenberger and family and
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henberger.
DIR. and Mrs. N. J. Taylor, OF Berry
ton. spent Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. e "A. Dunlap and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Wells and daugf-
ter. Leona. visited with Highland PARK
friends Sunday.
The shaul, Jones and Marsh families
spent Sunday picnicking at Cages
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., b. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Gasche and Mr.. Howard
Beach took Sunday dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Euckner.
The Highland Park street car ran
on the track at 18th and Madison
streets Tuesday. giving the occupants
q very severe shaking up.
Miss May Benander. of Richland, was
the guest Of Mrs. Boast Monday even
ing
There will be a political meeting at
the Highland Park schoolhouse tonight.
Mr.. Arthur Capper, who is a candidate
for governor. and A. J. Bollinger. can
didate for county attorney. viii be the
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Of this rever and a graduated rnn94 Of
the lace falls at the back
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Merriam in
vtted few guests Tuesday evening to
be with them at Green Tree Lodge,
the country place OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
= .
A motor party to Garrett, Kansas,
Tuesday was made up Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. g. Bauer. their daughter, Mrs. Nor
man Ramsey, and Captain Ramsey.
and their baby, Of Washington, D. c.,
and Captain Ramsey's mother. Mrs. J.
A. Ramsey. They will return home
Thursday or Friday Of this week.
( Miss Katheryn B. Whittlesey has
issued Invitations for. musicale which
she will give Saturday evening, July
Is, at eight o'clock. at her studios lot
West Sixth avenue. ~
/ A wedding which took place in Law
renee Tuesday evening will be Of in
terest to some Topeka friends Of the
OF Miss Mabel Barber ana Mr.. Roy D.
Kleise was quietly solemnixed by the
Rev. Mr.. Noble s. Elderkin. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Kleise were Kansas Uniyer-
sity students, and their marriage is of
interest to Topeka people who were in
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority girl and
a popular student. Mr.. Kleise belonged
to the Sigma Chi fraternity, and now
has a government position IN the
Philippine Islands az q civil engineer.
His former home was in Minneapolis,
Kansas. After Mr.. Kleise's absence In
the islands, following his school days.
Miss Barber was jestingly known
among her student friends at K. u. AZ
1.-The college widow Mr.. and Mira.
rKleise have left for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will sail on the ''f1ilea for Maniia. ---ss
! Mr.. Kleise. previous to his marria&e.
was in Topeka az a guest at the Or.
G. J. Cahill home in Clay street.
A crowd Of high school girls had d
camping party at Granville Tuesday,
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bridge club. in compliment to Mrs.
Walter Roy Ranney OF Arkansas City.
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Meade.
The sketch today shows a dainty
boudoir cap Of ''Var' lace edging and
pink satin ribbon. A strip OF the rib
bon forms the center Of the Tam" Dor
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wider skirt ruffles were of tho plain
crepe cut with scalloped picot finished
edges. The lower portion Of the blouse
also set on in scallops was Of the plain
crepe. $50
= .
Announcements have been received
in Topeka from Mr.. W. e. Ward, of
Sharon Springs, of the marriage OF his
daughter, Bessie Marie. to Mr.. Guy
Elliott Payne. Monday evening, July
September 1.
Miss Katherine Stanley will enter
tain tho girls Of her sewing club FRI
day afternoon.
| Miss winifred Hartley was hostess
at = meeting Of her sewing club Tues
day a1fernoon
Miss Elizabeth Helen Myers. Of To-
pel<a. and Mr.. James "A. McGinnis, of
Clovis, New Mexico, were married this
morning 1t g O'Clock. ct the Church
&c the Assumption. The nuptial mass
vas celebrated by the Rev. Father
McInerney So 81
Notea sud Personal Mention.
| Mrs A b. Jetmore has gone to Col
orado. accompanying her daughter.
Mrs. Prank Patrick, and her family,
OF sKansas City. They expect to spend
the rest Of the summer in the noun
tains near Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southwick have
returned from their honeymoon trip
to Yellowstone Park, Portland, and
other points in tho northwest, and are
occupying their home at Seventh and
Tyler streets. Mrs. Southwick was
formerly Miss Dorothy Brown. and
the marriage was an important social
event Of the latter part Of June.
Mrs. Reid Alexander and Miss Hen
rietta Alexander returned this morn
ing from Cascade, Colo. where they
spent the past two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Bone and her children
will leave in few days for Ripley,
Ohio. to visit Mrs. Bones mother, Mrs.
Kendall.
Mrs. L. H. Waugh and her grand.
daughter. Miss Dorothy Waugh. left
today to spend the rest OF the summer
in the north. They will go to Michi-
gan and will stop in various summer
resorts among the lakes Of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman left a few
days ago for the east, and after spend
ing some time in New York, they will
go to Michigan to Join Mrs Waugh
and Miss Waugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice N. Schlegel
left today for Philadelphia and At
lantic City. where they will spend a
few weeks.
Mr.. Luther Burns left today on a
vacation trip west. and Mrs. Burns
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ton. and to this IL Joined the edges Of
the lace. A rever Of the satin covered
with lace Is decorated with little ro-
settles of pink baby ribbon. Knots of
wider ribbon are placed at each side
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Miss Elizabeth Helen Myers. Of To-
pelka, and Mr.. James A. McGinnis, of
Clovis, New Mexico. were married this
morning at g o'clock ct the Church
E4f the Assumption. The nuptial mass
was celebrated. by the Rev. Father
McInerHeY. s1.sS
The bee., 1914-06-12
Historic rco~el-

James K. Hackett has presented the
Players club the trowei with which
his father, the late James Henry Hack
EFT. laid the corner stone OF the old
Booth theater aud the corner stone OF
the irst statue OF Shakespeare ever
erected ia this country. which stands
on the Mall Ia Central park This
trowel will be used BY the players TO
lay the corner stone OF the Booth
memorial statue shortly to DO erected
In Gramercy park
The bee., 1914-06-12

In cases OF shock aud collapse IL
may be advisable In certain cases
where collapse is imminent to admin
lister little stimulant in the shape or
brandy and water, but 1t has to be
noted that the use OF alcohol under
such circumstances must be carefully
carried out, inasmuch as ia certain
cases las in apoplexy. for example)
the administration Of alcohol is calcu-
lated to prove highly Injurious.
The bee., 1914-06-12
what else Could He Dor

'Henry." SAID Mrs. JASON to her
husband the other evening. did you
ger a letter for me today2" No. moth
err" meekIy replied Hank, there was
nothing for you Henry" said the
old lady very steruly. II want you to
speak to the postmaster in the morn
ing and ask him to look around care
fully There must be a letter there
for me" Henry went home at noon
and lied about asking the postmaster
The bee., 1914-06-12
MarrIaae and the cards.

Married life is somewhat like a
pack OF cards. says lady novelist
Hearts figure but little any more, but
n the husband has diamonds enough
clubs become popular aud sooner OF
htsr spade is his last trump. "-Glas
Cow Weekly Herald.