The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-27

Mr. and Mrs. Fazel will be at home
after November 1 at 1874 Garfield
avenue
Out-of-town guests to the wedding
were the brides sister, Mrs. h. f.
Parsons, of Waco, Tex: Mr. Charles
Mrs. Charles Blanke, and Dr. and Mrs
j. n. Patterson, of Burlington Iowa;
Miss Campbell, of Okmulgee, and Miss
Pruessner. of Hayes
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The following young women have
been chosen 10 be ushers at the Wom-
ans party meeting Friday night, when
Miss Anne Martin of Nevada, will
make an address: Mrs. c. A Forter,
Mrs. Mark TroXeL, Miss Edna Hop
kins, Miss Annette Nichol, Miss nellie
MCFARLAND and Miss Ainslee Anthony.
The meeting will be held a. 8 o'clock
in Memorial hall, and Mrs. Lee Mon
roe Will preside. The public is invited
to attend.
( A preliminary meeting of the mem
bers of the Woman's party will be held
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
I Y. w. c. "A.
! After speaking in Topeka, Miss Mar
tin will go to Wichita and will address
meeting in the Crawford theater
From there she will go to Hutchinson
+
Later she will make d speaking tour of
California.
Miss Iris Calderhead. who has been
/ in Kansas for the past two weeks, is
in Topeka today, and will remain Until
after the meeting Friday night. She
will then leave for Oregon, and will
visit Arizona, returning to Washing
ton D. c., for the suffrage drive on
/ congress in December. Miss Calder
/ head declares that it is of little
! moment to the suffrage cause whether
1 a committee is named in congress or
! not, inasmuch as there has been a
/ committee to look into the question,
/ and the time spent in selecting a new
committee was time enough to con-
slider seriously the suffrage amend
ment.
/ Miss Ward, the government food lex
/ pert for Topeka, will make addresses
on food conservation and economy in
the grade schools of the city. She
spoke this morning in the assembly
room of Lowman school The women
/ of the Parent-Teacher association at
! tended the informal lecture given by
Miss Ward for the students.
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/ One of the groups of attractive
| young girls who will take part in the
/ opera The Lost Princess to be
given at the Grand October II and
10, is called Maids in the Garden"
J This group will open the first act of
i the opera with song, Once a
/ Weeks Blue Mondays Here" The
girls have good voices, and their act
( goes with lots of vim and good eff
feet The girls, who belong to the
| high scholo set, are: Miss Ruth
Marsh, Miss Juliette Hughes, Miss
/ Gatwood Wagner. Miss Sylvia Silver
! thorne Miss Ruth Hawkes., Miss Inez
/ Horner, Miss Margaret Wagner, Miss
! h A Low s1rN
The Kappa Alpha Theta girls of
Washburn college have pledged Miss
Elizabeth Fyfe, sophomore in the
college.
Mrs H. O. Garvey went to Lyons,
Kan, today to be the guest of Mrs.
| Rebecca Wells Taylor, president of the
I Seventh District Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. Mrs. Garvey will be the
/ guest of honor at a meeting of the
| Lyons Woman's club at a luncheon
which the club will give. Monday Mrs.
| Garvey and Mrs. Taylor will motor to
: Stafford to attend the Seventh district
| club convention. From Stafford Mrs
Carney, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. j. e
! Raymond of Girard will go to St. John
and will be guests of Mrs. Jessie
| Nedder.
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formal party tonight at her home, in
compliment to Miss Clara Brown OF
St. Paul, Mimi, who is visiting her
Miss Brown formerly taught in the
Topeka high school, and is now an
instructor in textiles and clothing il
the University of Minnesota. Guests
! at the party will include members OF
Miss Browns high school classes who
are in Topeka, and are: Miss Mabel
Adams, Miss Emily Coe. Mrs Glen
Beaver, Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss
Grace Gilmore, Miss Rosetta Kerr. Mrs
Robert C. Marsh, Miss Nell McFar-
land, Miss Minnie LIGHT, Mrs. Harry
Wardin, Miss Janet McMurtrie, Miss
Nellie Belt, Miss Carrie Bush, Miss
Meta Curry, Miss Ethel Owen, Miss
Winifred Myers, Miss Ruby Smell
Miss Nell Skinner. Miss Mabel Shell
den and Mrs. George Plat.
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| A meeting of presidents of all clubs
or their representatives also soliciting
and advisory committees of the Ii
brary War Council is called for 1879
Saturday morning at Memorial Hall
At meeting of the State Library
War council Wednesday at Memorial
| hail. arrangements were made for
raising S2,500 which viii be the "t are
of Topeka in the fund to provide
books for the soldiers. The plan is
to place books in every camp, TO
build library building in each of the
! thirty-two environments. and to put
trained librarians in charge
Mrs H. O. Carney presided. Mrs.
Hiram Price Dillon was chosen gen