The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-14

she is AFRAID ner ne1SnDOrS Will get 10
thinking she is just mere bride in
stead of a settled down married wom-
an of four years experience.
THERE'S A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who is going to marry an officer
who expects to be called abroad be-
fore long. But" she says, 81 am
not going to marry him until he comes
back. None of this war bride bust
ness for me, because don't care to sit
ground home all winter or get my
self talked about if 1 go to dances
and the theater with beau"
x x \
A unit of the Red Cross society is
to be organized next week in the
Ladies Aid society of the First Pres
byterian church. meeting of the
society is called for Tuesday after
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton, Ills Tope-
ka avenue. when the organization will
be formed.
The young people of grade school
age who are to take part in the OPP
eretta, THE Lost Princess" are asked
to meet at the First Presbyterian
church Saturday morning at $50
o'clock. The high school young peo-
pie who are to be in the cast will
| meet at the church at 2:30 in the
| afternoon Saturday.
x x x
The judging and awarding of prizes
in the culinary department at the
State Fair is finished for the bread,
cakes and pies. First prizes have
been awarded as follows:
Cake-White loaf, Mrs. ]. F.
Schwulst; angel, Mrs. E. T. Mendel
of Emporia; sponge, Mrs. Elmer Eby;
marble, Mrs. Susan Eudaly; devils
food, Mrs. Schwulst; chocolate layer,
Mrs. F. NJ. Drake; Lady Baltimore,
/ 10 al.
Fred Miller; burnt sugar, Miss Eva
Spears; fruit, Mrs. Schwultz; nut fill
ing, Mrs. Eby; cocoanut layer, Mrs.
Eby; fruit filling, Mrs. Eudaly; nut
loaf, Mrs. George Hine of Manhat-
tan.
Pie-Cherry, Mrs F. NJ Drake; ap-
pie, Mrs. Drake; lemon, Mrs. Eli KEEL
ly; mince, Mrs. Lee Forbes; pumpkin,
Mrs Eudaly.
Biscuit-Baking powder, Mrs. C. C.
Kerns; rolls Mrs. J. c. Irwin.
Bread-Graham, Mrs. Eby; white
yeast, Miss Nellie Hewitt; raisin, Mrs
Gillespie; nut, Mrs F. H. Brown.
Mrs. Harry Forbes is in charge of
the department, and she is assisted by
Mrs. Copp and Miss Reita Updegraff
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs George Noble, of Kansas City,
| is visiting Mrs. M. c. Hammatt
| leave the latter part of next week for
Philadelphia, Pa, to rest me his work
as student in the University of Penn
! sylvania.
Mrs. T. E. Armstrong, of Miami,
Fla, formerly of Topeka, is visiting
Mrs. C. E. Lagerstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Jordan are
moving from Boswell avenue to their
new home, 1878 College avenue.
Mrs. Leslie Guild has returned from
II.
part of the summer with her parents,
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Wing She stopped in
/ Chicago for a few days to visit Miss
! Nellie Kouns and Miss Sara Kouns,
who are singing at one of the Chi
| cago theaterS. Mr.. Guild went to
i Holland to meet Mrs Guild and re-
| turned with her.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Treleavan and
/ Miss Jean Treleavan have left for an
/ overland trip to st. Louis, Mo.
See the Soldier Boys at Gage park
in E. V. Kings display case, S27 Kan
| sas avenue.-Adv.
! Mrs. Harry d. Wolf has been con-
| fined to her room for about week by
a sprain in the ligaments of her foot.
! She is able to be out today.
! Miss Jessie McCarter. who has been
| visiting friends at the Tri Delta house,
| of Baker University, Baldwin, will re-
turn home Saturday. Miss McCarter
I graduated from Baker last year. Mr..
| William McCarter has left for the east
to enter his junior year at Dartmouth
college.
Judge and Mrs. Grover Pierpont, of
I Wichita. will visit Mrs. Pierpont's par
! ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cockrel1, of
4 Topeka and will go from here to Chi
/ cago and Ohio.
/ Mr.. Willard Wear has gone to Law
renee to resume his work as student
in the Kansas State university
1 Miss Virginia Taliaferro has re-
4 turned to Champaign, ILL.,, to resume
her studies in the Illinois university.
! after spending the summer in Topeka
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
V. c. Taliaferro.
Judge S. H. Allen has returned
from Saratoga, n. Y, where he at
| tended the meeting of the National
Bar association.
I Mr.. and Mrs. George McAdam of
Holton, are visiting friends in Topeka
and attend the fair.
Mr.. Frank Forbes left last week to
motor to California. where he will
join Mrs Forbes and the children.
who have been visiting Mrs. Forbes's
mother the past few months.
4 Mr. George Allen has gone for a
trip to California He will stop at
Venice and San Francisco. and will
/ visit Salt Lake City on his return.
visiting her mother. Mrs. Julia NJ,
Gordon, 1928 Lincoln street. She will
go to Kansas City, Mo-, next week to
remain a few days.
Miss Mary Jenney. of Salina, is Wis