The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-30

ended, and the prize winning gar
ments are being displayed this week
in the store windows The twelve
prizes amounted to $215. and hun
dreds OF entries were made The
prizes will be awarded Wednesday in
the store office The judges were
Mrs. NJ J. Mercer, Mrs. w CT Miller
and Elizabeth Ann" The first prize
ond prize, $50, and the third prize
1910.
/ The winners were:
/ Dresses@Mrs- Jacob Desch, EOS
North Chandler, first; Mrs NJ A
Chesney, 229 Roosevelt. second; Mrs
B. A Otis, 1855 Lane third
Girls Dresses-Mrs- r. N Rain.
/ 1913 Topeka, first; Mrs. George Fes-
sender, 1888 Lincoln, second; Mrs
Milton Shut, 1888 Central Park av
enue, third
Coats-Mrz- F. E Middleton. I'll
Fillmore, first; Miss Grace Broder-
son, 1119 Van Buren,, second; Mrs.
Irving Botkin, 339 Lake, third
sktrts-Miss stadler. 1906 North
Monroe. first; Mrs L w French, ss4
Lane, second; Mrs B. o. Purdam,
1929 Garfield, third
Waists-Mrs. George Fessenden,
1885 Lincoln, first; Mrs. L w.
French, s34 Lane, second; Mrs. H NJ.
| Whlle, Ifl4 Buchanan, third
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class of the First Christian Sunday
school, with some of their girl friends
gave surprise party for their teacher,
Mrs Fred Farnsworth. at her home
West Tenth street, in celebration of
her birthday. Mrs Farnsworth was
presented with anniversary gifts. one
a bouquet Of fifty flowers The birth
day cake. lighted with fifty candles
was made by Mrs. Ida Hornet Music
was furnished by Mr.. Bob SIMPSON
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Davis. Those present were: Mrs.
George Boone and Mrs Ida Hermit
cha perons; Mr. John A Heating Mr.
r Bell, Mr., Edwin Jones. Mr. Ernest
Sheldon. Mr.. Robert Willard, Mr.
Ronald McCord- Mr.. F. NJ Bracket
Mr. c. Downie, Mr.. SIMPSON, Mr.. Don
Fay, Mr. Merle Alton. Mr. Charles
Platt. Mr. H j. Davis, Miss Helen
IIlIaT1ls. Miss Mona Wiede, Miss
EHnor Exert, Miss Clare Howe Miss
Florence Peterson Miss Nan Osborn
| Miss Patty Ferris. Miss Adelaide Tay-
Tor, Miss Lucille Crane Miss Nancy
Boone, Miss Kathryn Hermit and Miss
Margaret Rust
Notes and Personal Mention
| Mrs Chauncey Dewey and her little
daughter, Molly, Of Manhattan are
I visiting Mrs. Dewey's mother Mrs
Frank r. Miuspaugh
Mr. John Freshman. of Oklahoma
city Is expected in two weeks to visit
his sister, Mrs. Don Mulvane
Miss Geuevieve Herrfek. who teaches
IN the high school at Holton, Kansas
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs r. T. Herrick
/ Miss Harriet Woodbury. has returned
20 her nome in Olivet after spending
the past few months in Topeka attend
/ ing college She as been with Mrs.
A B. Patten. Her mother Mrs Fred
woodbury., of Olivet, is visiting Mrs
/ Patten, and later in the week Mr.
| Woodbury. will come to Topeka and
she will return dorne with him
Mr. BesJor Brown. of Kansas City.
spent-Sunday with his daughter, Mrs
/ Dana Davis. and Mr. Davis
Mrs. Rhoda Work, Mrs. Catherine
Hughey, Mrs. Laura Pearce and Mr. !.
/ E. Hughey Of Manchester, Ohio, are
visiting their brother, Mr.. Frank
Hughes. and his famiIy, of Polk street
Mrs Catherine Hughey formerly hved
in Topeka.
Mrs Bernard Dewey and her daugh-
ter, Mary Jane, have gone to McPher-
son for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r Rice of
Chicago, formerly of Topeka, spent
Sunday with Mrs Rice's parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. n. West, Of 706 Buchanan
street Mr.. Rice is assistant engineer
for the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Phelps are the
parents OF a son, born Friday. whom
they will names James Barton Mrs
/ Phelps was formerly Miss Bertha
RowIes.
+ Mr.. and Mrs John Romadka, of Mil
waukee- Wis, announce the birth of i
son Saturday, whom they will name
John. Mrs Romadka was formerly
Miss Margaret Garvey. of Topeka
Maj. and Mrs. AIvarado NJ Fuller
have returned from a trip to Kansas
City
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ray H Garvey. Of
+ Colby. Kan, are the parents of d
/ daughter. born April 20. Mrs. Garvey