The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-13
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

The Topeka Scottish society met last
evening in their new quarters in the OFFICE
block. There was a large attendance. Inc
order has been organized about three weeks
and has a strong membership. The Off
GERS are Judge John Guthrie, president;
John Nicol, vice president; George Lille,
The city has passed an ordinance plac,.
ing the entire city within the district OF
can be built inside the city limits either
by owners of property or the city The
object of this is to avoid the danger OF
suits against the city which are becoming
a great nuisance and are very expensive.
Henry L. Call went to Junction City
last night on legal business for the Ferd
Helm Brewing company
Football is now the most popular out
door sport in western college circles, and
a triangular league of Kansas, Missouri
and Nebraska football football teams Is pr1posea
boasts of three good teams, one at the
State University, the Baker university
Kansas u. team won an easy victory over
the University of Missouri team Next
Saturday the State University team will
An excursion train will bring 300 students
from Baldwin and Lawrence to cheer for
the crimson. The technical work of both
teams is improving. The men tackle bet
ter, work harder and play a faster game
What is most needed is code of definite
lines and the backs fail to work together.
and the rushers are left gaping Ike sPeiG n
some unexpected direction.
The Topeka Y NJ c. A. will now devote
all it's time to saving boys and young
men of the city instead Of sending mission
aries to India Africa and China.
The washburn Military company have
received their new uniforms from Wanna
maker & Brown, Philadelphia.
DIR. Macvicar of Washburn started east
today for a business trip of two weeks.
The Thalia club met Tuesday with Mrs.
H. A. Tice, 623 Madison street. The follow
s Rg and MISS @ete Mis- vocal
MiIlspaugh a reading; Mrs. Harshbarger
and Mrs. Chamberlain vocal duet; MIS-
Tice piano solo; Mrs. Frazell vocal solo.
Ninty invited guests assembled last
night at the home of Mrd. and Mrs; Z. Z.
Baker corner of Sixth avenue and Taylor
streets. The furniture had been removed
from the spacious double parlors and can
vas had been spread Watsons orcnestra
served upstairs from ten o'clock unit mid,
night. Those in attendance were: Mr.. ana
Wiggin Misses Kate Thatcher, Clara Thach-
er, Flora Mayo, Lerria Taylor. Lizzie Tay-
lor, Mary Horner. Irene Van Houten, Irene
Myra Williams, Gertie Smith, Kate Whit
ing. Ruth Farnsworth, Carrie Bartholo-
new: Laura Douthftt. Nina Hoffman, Jen-
ME Lescher, Gertie Keller, Child Lynn,
Gussie Fuller, Nettie Mills, Nellie Lescher,
Edith Scott. Miss Waters, Name Horton,
Carrie Horton, Miss Smize, Matte Valen-
tine. Margaret Mulvane, julia, Wikidal,
Grace Crandall, Miss Spencer of Chicago,
Miss Tweedale, Name Smith, Della Jones,
Matte Jones, Nina Holiday, Lulu Brewer,
May WATSON, Lille Gemmell. Miss Lindsay;
Miss Robbins of Denver. Miss French of
Boston, Miss Name Atchison. of Leaven-
Of
Miss Sharp of Newton, Miss Thomas,
Misses Stone and Fuller, the guests of Mrs;
A. s. Johnson. Messrs. Burr Lakin, Dell
Valentine, Mr.. Bell. Ed Small. Charles
Small, Charles Bradley, Mr.. Connolly, z J.
Prescott, Will Trump, Ralph Peterson. VIII
Ashby Clarence Bowman, Charles McCabe.
mour Davis, Will Hixon, George Thomas,
Richard Lindsey. w. X. Mcfarland, Carter
Wilder, A. Langfelt, Ed Horner: Walter
Homes, W. L. Black James Rowley, Cliff
Hoibert, Herman Lescher, Will Taylor, T.
r, Hopkins, Howard Flower, Court Flower,
Oscar Hollis. Dave Mulvane, e. A. Bennett,
Frank Brinsmaid, T. E Hand, Mr.. Curdy,
| ~ rio Frank OuintOn,