The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-21
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


The postponed meeting Of the Shaw
held Saturday, January IS, at the Y.
w. C. A. at o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
United Brethren church will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs Paul
Brown at her home at Alb Elmwood.
A sparring class. under the direction
of Arthur Long. was started at the
Central Y. NJ. C. A. Wednesday night.
Long will have charge Of q Saturday
evening wrestling class.
The Washburn annual, The Kaw,
Will be out by May 1. The staff:
Editor, Frank w. Peers: associate edi-
tors, Lola Curry, Miriam Ring; mama
gers. Glen Conkling. John c. March.
Prof. w. d. Boughton Of Washburn
cert tour in the southern states On
Friday and Saturday he will play at
Memphis, Tenn, and Marionville, Mo.
Earl Akers. state treasurer. win speak
at the Central Y. NJ. C. A. in Gemmell
hall Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
on Getting Started Right" A fellow
ship lunch. presided over by E. L.
Copeland. will follow the meeting.
The Washburn trio, composed of
Miss Helen Phipps. violin; Miss
Phoebe Gaylord. violincello. and Miss
Hazel Wing, piano, will give a con-
cert before the Women's Federation
of Clubs at the Auditorium, Feb
ruary 10.
Officers Harmon and Anderson last
night picked up two alleged deserters
from the United States army. who
gave thier names as Carl Brown and
Charles Henry. II the charge is true,
the two men will receive rewards of
$50 apiece.
The volleyball tournaments at the
Central Y. M. c. A. are creating inter-
est. The Wednesday tournament start
ed week ago Wednesday. Team l has
won four and lost tow games, and team
has made the same record. Teams
and have won two games each and
lost four.
night and fined ten simoleons in court
this morning. They were A. E.
Eldridge. arrested by, Officer C. A.
Ferguson: Grogaria Farrez. arrested
and Dan Wexford. pinched by Fergu-
son and fined q ten dollar bill today.
There are certain stores in Topeka
that Lace a premium on charge ac-
counts. That is, when the bills are
paid the customer receives a present.
pect some candy, gratis. when they
pay their grocery account. Looks as
though 1t paid to run charge ac-
counts.
The contract for DIR. Narcotics
$4,000 residence, to be erected in
strom & Son. a Topeka firm. The
house is to be q twO-stOry structure
of stucco and tile. Work will be
started at once and it is expected that
the dwelling will be completed some
time during the summer
The Central Y. NJ. c. A. is entitled to
two delegates on "trip to the San
Francisco exposition via New York and
the Panama canal The trip is being
arranged for Y. NJ. C. A. bo.'s only. All
Topeka boys who would like to know
something about this trip are asked to
tween and o'clock this evening.
The following ate the news officers
Of the Walnut, Grove Methodist
church: President. DR. c. L. viii
liams: first vice president. G. NJ. Ham
mel; second vice president, G. H.
GrigGs: =. third vice president. w. f.
Haverfield; fourth vice president. J..
H. Booth; secretary. L. Alsdorf: treas
urer. L. G. Thorpe: chaplain, i. Nc
Grath. "a
Washburn law school is expecting
many new students at the opening Of
those expected are 9. s. Sinclair Of
Stockton: DR.. Hensley, q retired min
lister; ]. f. Mowery OF Scott City; Will
liam j. ROsecrans of Indiana, q for
mer student OF WaShburn law school,
and Leroy Hubanks of Harper
Washburn Review.
Suit has been filed in the Shawnee
county district court by A. J. Bolinger.
local attorney, against Johanna
Adams formerly OF the Topeka
bottoms" for $487.5Q, which, the
plaintiff claims that the defendant
owes him for legal advice Johanna
came to Topeka from Kansas City
Wednesday afternoon and filed an an
swer denying the charges.
Plans are shaping for Washburn's
delegation at the Estes Park Y. NJ.
conference this summer. Quite a
number have already expressed their
wish to go. Washburn had the BAN
ner delegation at Estes two years ago.
and II the students realize the impor-
lance of the conference, we will have
it again this year. 1t is not too early
for men to begin laying their plans to
Arrangements are being made to send
fifty delegates from Topeka Bible
classes. the High School club, and the
Central Y. NJ. C. A. to the statewide
conference for older boys that will be
held in Wichita Feb. ST. Several
churches plan to send between four and
eight delegates. There will be a meet
ing Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Central Y. M. c. A. building of all per-
sons who expect to take the trip. The
delegates expect to organize Sunday
and work up pep" 1t Is expected that
the delegation will travel in a special