The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-16


and. Mrs Noble -Prentis, who lis in
! Chicago. is looking after the local
work there in connection with the
Kansas section of the parade.
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The men of the Alpha Delta fra
ternity attended the morning services
at the First Presbyterian church last
/ Sunday in honor of Mothers Day.
At noon the mothers of the Topeka
men were entertained at dinner at the
chapter house on Euclid avenue. Tho
| mothers who were present were: Mrs.
S. D. Colvin, Mrs NJ E Fergus, Mrs
| c. F. Menninger. Mrs. d. E. Logan
Mrs. A. NJ Petro, Mrs. C. E. Tomlin-
son, Mrs. w. L. Bush, Mrs. c. w.
Crawford, Mrs Ed Smith.
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| The Research club will hold its last
| meeting of the season Friday after
noon, May 49,. at the home of Mrs.
J. N Beas1ey, 1917 Western avenue
The subject for study is the opera,
Bohemian GIRL by Balfe. Mrs E.
> Morse Will play piano solo. Bril-
liant Fantasie," by Balfe; the story of
the opera will be given by Mrs. Sam
Huston. and sketch of Balfe by Mrs.
c. ]. Weld
After the program the following Of
ficers will be installed: Mrs. P A
Broderson. president; Mrs. Frank
-.AANNIiSii' AiiSl vice PRESIDENT, Mrs. j
w Jameson, second vice president;
Mrs. > J. Clark, secretary; Mrs. C. H.
iepworth, treasurer; DIR. Madge Ga
brlel, librarian; Mrs. J. n. Beasley,
critic.
The club will have a. picnic partv
some time during the summer but
Fridays meeting is the last regular
session Of the year
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Mary Mulvane Dent, of New
comerstown, Ohio, and Miss s. Lillian
Chadsey, of Decatur, ILL.,, have arrived
for an extended visit to Mr. and Mrs
John R. Mulvane. Mrs Dent is a sis
ter of Mr.. Mulvane, and Miss Chadsey
is sister of Mrs. Mulvane.
Mrs. w. c. Tegmeier, of Manhattan,
mas arrived to join Mr.. Tegmeier, who.
WIN Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sessions,
Will be guests of the B. H Wilson
family, of Forest Lake, a few days.
Cen c. /. Martin visited his daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Martin, at the State
University, Sunday.
Mrs E. j. Kettering has gone to
Baldwin TO visit friends few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Rankin have re-
turned from a visit to /. friends in
Atchison.
Mrs: C. J. Wilson and Mr.. Ross
tracy nave been called to Indianapolis.
1hd.. on account of the illness of their
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, who is
student in Chicago, is in Topeka, called
by the death of her father, Mr.. James
Moore
Mrs. w. S. Roark. of Junction city
is visiting her daughter, Miss Leah
Roark. She will leave Sunday for
New York as a delegate to tn General
Federation biennial
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mcdonald.
or Bancroft, Idaho, are the parents of
a daughter, born Monday, whom they
Will name Virginia Gertrude. Mrs.
Mcdonald. before her marriage was
MISS Gertrude Haynes, and she has
been in Topeka the past few weeks
Haynes.
Glary & ,Clary. wall paper and paint
10Th and Lane. Phone 13s3.-Adv.
MRS Smith of the Soldiers Home
at eLeavenworth will come to Topeka
in a few days to remain permanently.
She is now in Hot Springs. Ark. and
IN few days she will arrive to make
her nome with her daughter. Mrs. w.
.. Lindsay, and her family
Mr. and Mrs. R. Maynard, who have
Mrs Maynard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. h White. expect to leave this sum-
mer for ,Bitfis, Turkey. They are mis-
slonar1es to Turkey and have been in
the states on furlough. Mr.. Maynard
VIII leave in June on the return trip,
and Mrs. Maynard will follow a little
later in the summer
Miss Jean Lindsay, who has been a
student in Wells college this year, has
left Aurora, N. Y, for Champaign,
Ill, where she is visiting her sister,
before her return to T. peka.
Miss Mary Quigley of Colorado
Springs, arrived today and will be the
guest of Mrs. D. H. Forbes for some
weeks. She will attend the wedding
of her niece, Miss Lucille Shyne, which
takes place at St Marys, June T.
Mrs. Charles P. Drew and her
grandson. Drew Schroeder, of Palm
Beach, Florida, will arrive soon to
visit Mrs. j. l.. Moneypenny
Mrs. Robert Bennett and son Lloyd
of Dover are visiting in Topeka while
Mr.. Bennett is in Kansas City on BUSH
ness.
The Topeka w. C. T. U. had a moth
ers' day program at their meeting
Monday at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Fisher, of Potwin Place. Roll call
was answered by early memories of
my mother" A symposium was given
on the care of children, and there was
a presentation of badges by the de-
partment of White Ribbon Recruits.
There was a dedication by the moth
ers of three little children. Music for
the afternoon was furnished by Mrs.
Clara Curry, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. E. D.
Clithero and Mrs Hoatson.
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