The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-24

who had successfully transported
everything here l at last felt my fears
were vain. There were five vans full,
and in addition to my furniture and
furnishings of all sorts and trinketS
there were all of my souvenirs gifts
from the royal family of England, in
Guiding several from Queen Victoria
herself and several hundred valuable
autograph letters to me by the great
men of the early years of my career
was privileged to know, we'll as
others; all my music and scores of
operas from which had studied, with
Gounod's operas autographed by him;
photographs of musicians and celeb
rites with whom L had been aSSo-
I ciated, to say nothing of those of my
/ friends. There were trunks filled
] with my theatrical wardrobe, most of
it renewed since the San Francisco
earthquake and fire, which had taken
from me twenty-seven trunks. 1 was
intending to give these to museum
in this my home town. You can see
the list includes all my books-part
of my life and essence
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green of go
Clay street, will give family dinner
Thanksgiving day for the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Miller.
the parents of Mrs. Green; Mr..
William Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Green and their d h1 o Mary gr and
and Mr.. and Mrs. J: G. Leopold
| Mrs. w. P. Montgomery entertained
guests at an informal tea to meet
Miss Alice Yates of New York City,
who is spending the winter in Topeka
with her brother, Judge Robert
Yates. Miss Yates is a university We
man, and one of the attractive WISH
tors in Topeka this season. About
fifty of Mrs. Montgomery's friends
called
1. j. j.
, Mrs. c. V. Wolf will give Thanks
giving dinner party Thursday, for her
family.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, president
emeritus of the Kansas Good Citizen
ship league, received telephone mes
sage this morning from Mrs. Gene
We've Chalkley of Lawrence, president
of the league, that she was in receipt
of a letter from Jane Adams of Chi
cago, requesting that the Kansas Good
Citizenship league send to President
Wilson on Friday telegram asking
him to join with all the other neutral
nations in a plea to the belligerent
countries to take some steps toward a
universal peace plan. Miss Adams is
president of the Peace Association of
America.
One of the smartIy dressed society
girls has added a little, slim, cherry
wood cane to her street outfit
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Miss Helen Davis will entertain
few guests in compliment to Miss E,liz-
abeth LeBar of Kansas City, who is
visiting Miss Glen Davis and Miss Hell
en- Davis.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip whitcomb have
named their infant son John McClin-
took. Mrs Whitcomb was formerly
Miss Gertrude McClintock of Topeka.
The new address of Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitcomb and their son is Osborn
Road, Walton-onT Thames, England.
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver will go
to Salina to spend Thanksgiving sea-
son, and will return to Topeka Satur-
day.
The Rev. Mr.. Bernard Kelly and
spend the winter. While they are in
Los Angeles they will visit their son,
Mr.. Warren Kelly, and Mrs. Kelly.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Hulhorst of Chi |
cago will be guests during the Thanks
giving season of their daughter, Mrs. |
Tom King, and Mr.. King.
Mrs. Harry Wolf, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. C. S. Greene, of
Lyndon, Kan, has returned home.
Mrs. Bayard Whitney returned to-
day from visit to relatives in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. H L. Alkire who has been i'll, |
is recovering and is able to be out
again.
For Thanksgiving dinner order your |
cider from Washburn's early. Phone |
2315 Black.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Clough and |
their two children of Kansas City will
spend Thanksgiving with the Arthur
Nichols family.
Mrs. H. w. Smith of Anadarko, Ok, |
and her daughter, Mrs. H. v. Group, |
and Mrs. Groups two daughters, Flea |
nor and Dorothy, of Oklahoma City, |
who have been visiting relatives here, |
have returned to their homes.
Miss Marguerite Locknane, who is |
attending Christian college, Columbia, |
Mo-, will spend the Thanksgiving va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
Charles s. Locknane.
Miss Leila James, who attends the |
Kansas State Agricultural college at
Manhattan, arrived today to spend the |
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. James. She |
was accompanied by Miss Ethel Saint |
Abin Of Westphalia.
Mrs J. w. Burt, OF Evanston. I'LL, |
formerly of Topeka, is visiting Mrs
Forrest Loveland, of Potwin Place
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst and |
to Kansas City to hear Geraldine
Farrar at Convention hall Thanksgiv-
ing evening.
Mrs. J. B. Lawson and her two sons, |
of Wamego. will come to Topeka to
spend Thanksgiving and will be guests
of Mrs. Lawson'S sisters, Mrs. W. p |
Montgomery and Mrs. R. F. Hayden.
Miss Katherine Ranseyer, Of En-
poria, who is a student in the State |
Agricultural college, was the guest of /
Mrs. George N. Hetherington today. /
Mr.. Frank Hetherington, a student in |
X u. spent the day with his parents, |