The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-14
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A meeting of the Mothers club Of
the Topeka Provident association Will
be held at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Young Mems Dormitory club of
the Central 7. NJ. c. A.. will meet Nom
day night to adopt constitution and
elect permanent officers.
A large delegation of Maple Hill
Scotchmen have come to Topeka to at
tend the Harry Lauder performance at
the Grand opera house tonight.
DR.. M. F. TroxeI will give an Illus
trated sermon lecture Sunday night at
the First English Lutheran church on
Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther.
The Rev. Mr.. Fazel will have an ex-
hibit Of swords of various nations at
the Redden mission after Sunday school
Sunday afternoon. Sunday school serv-
ices will begin at O'Clock.
A mass meeting to discuss public well
fare will be held at the First Methodist
Theodore Hanson and Mrs. Lillian
Mftchner will be the speakers.
"Your Life Tomorrow is the sub
ject upon which E. L. Copeland will
speak to men Sunday afternoon in
Gemmen hall of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
The meeting will begin at o'clock.
A. A. Hyde, Of Wichita. a philan-
thropist. gave an address at the Cen
trail Y. NJ. C. A. Friday night before
so men. David Bowie, president of the
Central 4-ssociation, also spoke briefly.
DR.. S. E. Gilman had charge OF the
free dental dispensary at the Topeka
Provident association today. A dozen
girls Of the association were waiting to
have work done at an early hour this
morning.
Teams "Y'' and "a" will clash in
volleyball at the Central Y. M. c. A.
at 5:15 O'Clock this evening; also
teams m" and ''Y." Teams &C."
m" and "Y'' are timed for first place
| in the tournament.
w. T. Dawson, a we'll known real es-
tate man of Topeka, has accepted a
large territory agency for the King
Motor Car company of Detroit. Mich.
Associated with him will be Keith Will
son of the Kansas Motor Car COM
| pany.
The food that was left over from the
Progressive banquet was turned over
tc the Provident association. 1t was
given by the officers to the children in
| the nursery department. the women
working in the laundry, and the men
working in the wood yard.
The sacred concert at the Auditorium
Sunday afternoon at o'clock by Dean
Horace Whitehouse, together with the
Washburn choir and orchestra, Will
doubtless attract several thousand per-
sons. There will be no admission fee.
but silver Offering will be taken at
the door.
| This has been a poor year for soccer
football at Topeka The local team
has been unable to arrange for games
on the home grounds. The club at
Maple Hill went out of existence last
lyear. It is hoped to arrange a game
with a Kansas City team later The
condition of the weather has prevented
soccer practice the last two or three
weeks.
The older girls of the Provident AS.
sociation enjoyed Valentine party this
afternoon. Miss Eva Corning gave
several readings, and there were reci-
| A Valentine postoffice was a feature
of the entertainment. Refreshments
were served, and games in variety were
played.
A supper was given at the Masonic
temple Friday evening by 300 Scottish
Rite Masons as a farewell for DIR. F
L. Loveland who will leave for Port
land, Ore, the last Of this month.
handsome Scottish Rite ring was pre-
sented to DR.. Loveland. The Rev
Charles A. Finch made the presenta
ton speech. DR.. Loveland is 81 de
gree Mason.
The Rev. James Cornish, the new
pastor Of the Third Christian church
will speak Sunday afternoon at 3:1
o'clock at the Railroad Y. M. C. A
on 1.-The Good Samaritan" The ad
dress will be illustrated with MOVING
pictures. Karl Hummel will sing
solo. The association orchestra will
play and George Adamson will lead
sacred song service.
The small girls of the Topeka Provi
dent association enjoyed a Valentin,
party this afternoon in the gymnasium
of the Provident building. There was
a real mail carrier present to distribut,
the Valentines from the improviset
postoffice. Miss Gertrude Bauer reat
a Valentine story. The entertainment
was given by class of the West.
minister Presbyterian church.
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