The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-01
Mrs. Myron Reynolds at Palm Beach.

E. n. Wentworth and Mrs. J. Z.
Ackert, when Miss Marguerite Gohlk@
| of Topeka, gave q short recital, as
sisted by Miss Fanchon Easter of
Manhattan. Miss Gohlke's work was
highly praised. Her program includ-
ed the following songs: 'Du bist die
Rub" (SchuberD; "Weigenlied,"
(Brahms) "Widmung," (Schumann)
Sleep. Why Dost Thou Leave Me,
| (HandeD THE Violet" (MozarD
Her Love Song (Slater); The
Star" (Rogers); "A Perfect Day."
| (Bond).
Recent editions of the Woman's
Journal, published at Boston, and the
| Oldest suffrage newspaper in the
world, are telling of a suffrage school
conducted at Albany, N. Y, at which
workers for equal suffrage are
| trained.
| Two late numbers have a good deal
| of Topeka news, including the &C
count of the meeting of the Civic
Council and Chamber of Commerce
to arrange for civic betterment in
| Fairgrounds and parks. There is an
account also of the efforts of the
Kansas Council of Women to obtain
one providing for a detention home
for delinquent women, and the other
providing halls of residence at the
state educational institution. Mrs
a. j
! ham are mentioned in connection
| With the article.
In another issue of the paper is an
account of the lobby, program ar
ranged by the Good Government club,
of which Mrs. F. p. Lindsay is presi-
dent. The article says, 1.-The hand
book of laws issued by the club is in
teresting testimony of the practical
use to which the women are putting
| the ballot
! Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. C. W. Kouns has returned from
visit to Mrs. A. o. Rorabaugh of
| Wichita.
Miss Decotah Drechsel has returned
| to her home, after a visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. D. S. Ryan, at the
Planters in Leavenworth
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bauer and Miss
Gertrude Bauer motored to Excelsior
Springs Wednesday to spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bradley will
leave soon for a visit to relatives in
Iowa. After their return they expect
to leave for permanent residence in
California. Mr.. Darwin Bradley will
remain in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Snattinger
have left. for their home in Mime
apolis MINI.
Mrs. Arch Catlin and her children
VIII return tic latter part of the week
from Wilbur by-the-Sea, Florida,
where they spent part of the winter.
Miss Helen Guild of HiawatIla Miss
Mildred Schwinn of Wellington, and
Miss Pauline Carr of Lawrence will
come to Topeka Saturday to attend
| initiation by the Kappa Alpha Theta
| sorority, and will be guests at the
chapter house. Miss Schwinn and
Miss Carr are Thetas at the State
university
Mrs. F. P. Gilmore and her son, Mr.
DICK Elmore, nave returned from
] ID L.
performance of Chino Chin Fred
| Stone. one of the leading comedians
of the country, was in the cast. He
is a. cousin of Mrs. Elmore
Miss Sadie Doyle, who underwent
an operation at st. Francis hospital
Monday, is improving.
DR.. Lydia DeVilbisS is in Kansas
City on business trip.
Miss Pauline 1anders of Topeka, is
new Alpha Phi pledge.
Mrs. ]. T. Botkin has gone to Chel-
! sea. Okla, called 10y the serious i'll
ness OF her sister, Mrs. w. B. Clark
Mrs. Beatrice Nelson Campbell has
returned from u trip to New York
/ City.
The Mothers c. E. society Of the
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
| Barstow 131 Buchanan street
Mrs. Paul Walker and her sister,
Mrs. Richard Hargreaves of Spokane,
4 Wash. VIII spend Friday n Kansas
| City. Mrs. Hargreaves is visiting her
mother, Mrs. o. S. Morrow, and her
4 sister, Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Whitehouse
will name their infant son Robert
Rempfer. Mrs. Whitehouse before
! her marriage. was Miss Emma Remp-
fer.
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe has returned
/ from Il trip to Roswell. n NJ, and
Abilene and Houston, Texas, where
4 she assisted pianist at concerts
given by Harrison. the New York
singer, who is making a western tour.
1 The party which was to have been
given Friday evening by tee Young
| Peoples club Of the First Presbyter-
\ ian church. at the home of Miss
/ Juliette Hughes. has been indefinitely