The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-06

Richard Hall, Mr. Tinkham veale.
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Miss Myrtle Radcliffe, impresario.
is arranging for her artists series for
the coming season. She will give three
concerts after the holidays, the first
to take place some time in January,
and the others to follow in February
and March.
Alma Gluck, soprano, will furnish
one of the progrslns One of the con-
tenor together, and the remaining one
either by contralto alone or by
contralto and pianist.
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Mrs. ARA Clark will play the pipe
organ tonight at the community sing
st the auditorium.
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Mrs. Charles Bailey will entertain
her group of guests in the series of
parties for the benefit of the Public
Saturday. She has asked Mrs. Charles
Sessions, Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom, Mrs.
L. Collins and Mrs. Clarence Wether-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Pribble an
nounce the birth of a son "Wednesday,
October 4. The child was born in
Fairmont hospital, Kansas City. Mrs.
Pribble and the baby will come home
| in about two weeks Mrs Pribble be-
| fore her marriage, was Miss Margaret
| E. Lfndas of Great Bend. The baby
will be named Henry Clay, after his
grandfather, Mr.. H. c. Pribble.
The baby has an astonishing list of
ancestors, still living, and their rec
ord points to a long life for the new
| infant. Its two sets of grandparents
\ are Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Pribble of To-
peka and DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Lindas
of Kansas City, formerly of Great
Bend. His great grandparents are Mr.
! and Mrs. F. NJ. Pribble, also of To-
peka, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Lindas of
Larned, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bill
| heimer of Pittsburg, Pa, and he has
a great grandmother, Mrs. E. Lewis
of Kansas City. More than that, the
child has great great grandmother,
who is Mrs. Henry Penrod of Kansas
City. The baby is a direct descendant
| of Stonewall Jackson. thru the grand
| father, H. C. Pribble, and also of
Thornton, one of the signers of the
| Declaration of Independence, thru his
grandmother, Mrs. Pribble.
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Miss Jessie McCarter. vino is a stu
elected president of the Baker Uni
| versity Republican club. Hughes
clubs are being organized in all the
| large schools of the state. Mr.. f. E.
! Brookens of Topeka, is in charge of
that work, and recently he organized
Annabel Carney.
The Topeka women who attended
the convention of the First District
Federation of Women's clubs have re-
| turned home. The convention was
acts of the convention, of interest to
club women of the state and particu-
larry of Topeka, was the nominating
OF a Topeka woman, Mrs. H. o.
Garvey, as president of the state fed
GRAFTON. A candidate for that office is
placed in nomination by her district
at the annual convention. Mrs
Garvey's candidacy was announced
earlier in the season, and the conven-
ton at Tonganoxie paced her name
in nomination A representative of q
Seneca club made the nomination
= which was seconded by representative.
from other clubs. A rising vote wa:
! taken. and the nomination was made
unanimously. 1t was incorporated In
the resolutions of the assembly
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Golf cabaret is the latest. and it i,
the scheme of John d. Rockefeller
He has quartet follow hirn from tee
to tee and he makes $50 yard drives
to the tune of "a Perfect Day. on the
links of hise state.
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Out in Potwin Place there have beer
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to a fire is not an uncommon form o,
diversion for the inhabitants of tina
aristocratic end of town. Suddenly &
fire breaks out, everybody in the
neighborhood hust1es out to see it be.
| fore it gets put out or goes down. Their
after it is all over, the people gather
in little groups and visit for a little
| while One Potwin girl, however, i.
completely disguised with a fire as Z
substitute for parties. She rose hur.
riedly in the middle of the night re-
| Gently to go to a fire. She arrived out
of breath. only to find that it was no
grand house nor palatial barn mol
a homelike garage, but only a little
straw shed, and at that it was al
consumed before she got there.
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, Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Byron Mills, of Las Vegas
| New Mexico, is spending few weeks
in Topeka as the guest of Mrs. Johr
| r. Shelton. She was a guest at the
Woman's club party yesterday. Mrs
Mills lived in Topeka before going tc
Las Vegas.
Miss Alena Philbin will leave Sun.
day for Kansas City to spend the win.
ter studying voice with Paul Lawless
Mrs. w. NJ. Davidson, of Pittsburg
Pa, formerly of Topeka, will arrive
the middle of October to visit her sis
ter, Mrs NJ. L. Organ, 1920 Yves
Sixth avenue.
Special chicken dinner Saturda!
night, 75c. Special music Tea rooms
Mills Bldg.-Adv.
Miss Goldie Smith and her brother
Lester Smith, are attending the fair a
Valley Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Llewellyn hav'
moved from 426 Topeka avenue t,
their new home, 1121 College avenue
Mrs. NJ NJ. Blinn will return mex
week from Cape Ann, Mass, wher
she has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Burris. of Council Grove
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. H
Morehouse.
Mrs. J. C. Mohler is visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Clyde Miller. of Miller, Kan.
Mrs. Louisa Anderson, of Denver