The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-28

rights with men. We therefore ask
the congress Of the United States to
remove. without delay, in the most
feasible and practical manner. the
women from exercising tho full fran
chise and to make our government a
real democracy" Other organiza-
lions are asked to draw up similar
resolutions and to send them to Mrs.
Medin Mccormack. Congressional
Building, Washington. d. C.
The date of the meetings Of tho
Woman's Commercial club was
changed from the last to the first
Monday evening of each month. and
the next meeting will be held the
night Of May 4.
Mrs. R. D. Payne will entertain the
Elite 500 club Thursday afternoon at
her home. s12 West street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Mulvane left to-
day to spend week or two In Chi
cago.
Miss Phil Reed is the guest Of Miss
Virginia Bostick of Hutchinson The
last Of the week she will go to Sterling
to visit Miss Helen Quigley.
Mr.. Nelson Meade has returned
from Lawrence where he spent Sun
day with friends.
Mrs. w. D. Davis spent Monday with
friends in Manhattan.
Miss Louise Tauer is in st. Francis
hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis She is do
ing well.
Mr.. Archie McKeever and Mr.. Rich
ard Barton will spend Saturday ana
Sunday in Kansas City with Mr.. Ray
mond Hemphill.
Miss Myrtle Howard has returned
from Independence, Kan. where she
visited her sister, Mrs. George e. Hut
son.
Mrs. C. E.. Bergson Of Leavenworth
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. r.. Pax
ton. Mr. George Legler, who has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Paxton,
has returned to Leavenwortn. r..,, !.
visiting Mrs. Herbert West, at ner
home in. Harrison street
| ME-. Carrie b. Bevan of Logansport.
Ind, is visiting Mrs. George Austin OF
Mrs. c. A. Hoffman Of Enterprise.
who ia visiting friends in Topeka, was
! the guest of Mrs. o. l. Moore To-Day,
and Wednesday she will be with Mrs.
M CIaussen OF Ottumwa. Iowa.
has been in Topeka the past few days
Mrs o. F. Perkins and her father,
Col. n. 6. Lindsay, left Monday Tor
Des Moines, Iowa, called by the death
81 MI. George Poorman, the son of
Mrs. D. A. Poorman. who has spent
number Of winters in Topeka with the
Lindsay family.
| Miss Mary Weightman. VIII iease
Wednesday for Peoria II. 70 vls,'
Miss Collins, who was one of her school,
mates in Washington college. Washing
DR.. G. W. Vest, of Baltimore. is visit
| ing his uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs.
r. E Vest. and Mrs. L. w. Wileon.
| Mrs. J. L. Moneypenny ana MRS =:
8. West have returned nom SHOT
visit to friends in Wamego.
| Mrs. Geuevieve Veale. Miss Mamie
veale and Mr.. Tinkham veale have re-
| turned from a motor trip to Law
renee.
| Mrs. James Cation. who was the guest
| Of Mrs.. L. l. Kiene. returned to ner
home in Kansas City Monday
| Mr.. John w. Mowers has returned
from q motor trip through the south
west. He accompanied Mr.. c. n.
| Strohm of Chicago. Mr.. Fay Movers
met Mr.. Strohm at Emporia and went
| to Chicago with him.
| Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Allen. S4 Doutnitt
avenue, entertained few friends IN
| formally yesterday at dinner to cele-
brate their wedding anniversary.
| A surprise party was given Monday
night for Miss Goldie Worstel. at her
| home in West Sixth avenue. Those
present were: Miss WorUtel1. DR.. ana
| Mrs. Souders, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Souders, Mr.. and Mrs George Blu
chanan, Mr. and Mrs C. n. Robertson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Houser. Mr.. and MIS-
n. e Eversole, Mr.. and Mrs. = ID.
Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs. Dejean. Mr. ana
Mr.. J. E. Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. b b.
Giniese. Mr.. and Mrs J. L Gilbert
and their baby, MrA witt. Nrs Hattie
tCoveal MA =. = gunnmegs. MA May
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