The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-24
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The finance committee of the Y. w
c. A completed the 1916 budget at an
all-morning meeting today
Zabud council will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Masonic tenn
pie January 26 at 1850 clock
The Rev. ]. X Young of the Evan
gelical church will address the mems
meeting held in the old Santa Fe mill
! Tuesday noon
/ Wamego high school will play the
/ Topeka high school basket ball five at
the gymnasium Friday afternoon at
I BIS O'Clock
+ The gospel meeting held every
Tuesday noon at the new Santa Fe
min will be addressed by the Rev. J.
F. Youngman.
The Master Builders association
will meet at 1880 o'clock this evening
at room 215 MuIvane building. All
members are requested to attend.
[ Boys from the Topeka high school
club have been invited to conduct the
meeting Of the T. H. S. club Of the Y.
w. c. A Tuesday afternoon at 2:45
/ o clock.
Charles Kesl of Cuba. Kan. for 30
years a merchant there and well
known In Topeka mercantile and
Masonic circles, is visiting today in
Topeka.
\ 81 10 16 triumph Saturday after
noon over HolJon nigh school added
another link to the chain OF unbroken
basket BAN Victories OF the Topeka
/ high quintet.
The Modern Dance" will be dis
/ cUssed before the Boys club of the
! Topeka high school this evening. The
club will take supper at the cafeteria
at $50 o'clock.
( A program OF the schedule of
classes. the first since 1912, is being
printed this week TOT the Topeka hign
Z school The schedule viii be for the
B T.cr7 Of f-fF
Forty Topeka high school girls en-
joyed a spread at the Y. W. C. A. Sat
urday evening. Preceding and fol-
lowing the dinner. games were played
in the gymnasium
The Brotherhood Bible class of the
First United Brethren church will
hold a meeting at 1850 o'clock this
evening at the church. A large at
/ tendance Is desired.
! Tickets for the senior play "ESmer-
aida" Of the Topeka high school will
f be placed on sale at the high school
building Tuesday Students may make
+ reservations at the building.
/ \ prayer meeting in connection
with the Bob Johnson meetings will
be held Tuesday morning between
$3.50 and 10 o'clock at the home of W.
J. Bursch. 426 jefferson street
a meeting of the Methodist preach
ers of Topeka was held this morning
at the First Methodist church. Meth
odist business was discussed and pa
per was read by one of the pastors.
Glasses in gas engine. arithmetic
and spanish will meet at the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. tonight. The night school
classes are the only organizations that
are meeting during the tabernacle re-
vival.
Not so many students are coming
in for first term work as usual at the
Topeka high school. according to
Din A
tween so and so less than last year,
he says.
The meeting Of the social depart
ment of the Topeka Federation of Wo-
men VIII be held Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Arthur Capper. The meet
ing was originally set for Wednesday
afternoon.
J Tommorw evening Topeka lodge No.
,, Fraternal Aid Union. will change
rituals and confer the degree of Fra
ternity on a class at hall in the Sc
curity building. Lunch will be served
after the lodge meeting.
Nineteen football sweaters have
been presented to the IT, men at the
Topeka high school Al the stunt
night last Friday enough money was
taken In to finish paying for the
sweaters and leave a surplus in the
athletic association.
Little girls drawing hearts on the
sidewalks attracted some attention
Saturday afternoon The cement artists
were members of the Polly Anna and
Girl Guardian clubs of the Y w c. A
7 who were out on a fox hunt" The
leaders drew the pictures as a trail
for the remainder of the clubs to
follow.
Miss Harriet Moses and James Y.
Halter were wooded SATURDAY evening
at the First United Brethren church
by the pastor, the Rev G. X Hartman.
& q n Of 1a all
Fargo Express company. After a
J short visit with relatives at Baldwin.
Mt and Mrs. Halter will be at home
at Ills West Eleventh street
Henry Jackson Waters. president of
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
will address the Cathedral club of
Grace Cathedral this evening at the
: annual dinner. The dinner will begin
: at $50 o'clock. President Waters
takes the place of Bishop sidney G
Partridge, of Kansas CITY, who is un-
able to attend the banquet on account
of sickness.
successful attempts were made by
the senior class to hang out a clothes
line bearing the class colors this morn
ing at the Topeka high school A rope
was stretched early this mornfng
from the manual training building to
= the high school with the class colors
in the center The janitor with the
/ help of some assistants had the coIors
= pulled down before school started
Election of officers for the second
semester was held by two Washburu
literary societies Saturday night The
officers of the Washburn College Lit
erary society are: William Stein, pres
ident: Richard Fighter, first vice
president. George Barrett. secretary
and Roscoe Graves treasurer The
heads Of the Washburn Girls Literary
society are: Miss Lena Baxter. presi-
dent; Miss Christina Ward. vice presi-
Ice No.
tary. and Miss Katharine AIbaugh
treasurer
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
Lincoln school hald d meeting last