The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-03

bridegroom is Captain Chapman
Grant. The marriage took place No
vember 20 at Miami, Arizona.
Captain Grant is commanding Of
ncer at Globe, Arizona, of the troops
of the Seventeenth Cavalry. Captain
Grant and wife are located at Globe.
Arizona, for he time being and when
he Is sent to France with the troops,
Mrs. Grant expects to make her home
in San Diego, Cal
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The Amaranth club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. L.
Sergeant. 1434 Western avenue.
Among the Kansans given commits
sions recently at Fort Sheridan was
Richard L. Treweeke, of Wichita, now
first lieutenant of the infantry.
Lieutenant Treweeke was a student
at the University of Kansas until this
summer, and one of the most de-
servedly popular men on the Hill. :"
He was a member of the Sigma Chi
fraternity and the star of the K T..
track team and had made decided
Roadway in journalism, in which
branch of study he was majoring. He
has many friends among the younger
of any good luck that may come to
Dick"
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Major and Mrs. Clad Hamilton gave
dinner party Saturday night at the
Topeka club for their guests, Mrs
George jerks and Mrs. j. F. Hartz,
Both of Detroit, Mich. Mrs jerks
and Mrs. Hamilton are sisters. Cap
tain F. A. Phillips and Lieutenant Err
nest Richer, foreign officers who are
training soldiers at Fort Sill were also
guests. Captain Phillips is a mem
I r1cr Of n he, Z
British Army and Lieutenant Richer
belongs to the SO5th Infantry of the
French army.
Mrs J. c. Ensminger has as her
guest Mrs. ]. P McCracken, of Homo
lulu, former Kansas woman, who
lived for some years in California. She
has been in Hawaii for three years,
spending part of that time in Hila,
with her daughter, Mrs. Godfrey Pod
more, whose husband is a civil engi-
neer employed by the Bernice Bish-
op estate. Mrs. McCracken has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
HI. Stockton, of Muscotah, and Mrs
Ira ]. Beard. of Atchison.
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The Tuesday Study club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
c. E. Herr. in Topeka avenue. The
program for the afternoon will be as
follows:
Violin solo, Leibesfreud Kreisler
Miss Lovelia HiIty
Talk, Food Conservation in Relation to
Seasons Of the Year.
Miss Ward
Piano solo. selected. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Gladys Dougherty.
(a) Az Open Secret, r. Huntington
(b) Come Into the Garden Love, Mary
Turner Salter.
(aJ Obertass. Wieniawski.
OBJ The Swan, Saint Saens.
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The Parent-Teachers' association of
Lowman Hill school will hold its reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon at $50
in the assembly room.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who makes the finest distinctions in
the world in wording. up her defenses
for her husband, who occasionally
falls a victim to the wiles of Demon
Rum. The woman never waivers in
her loyalty to the partner of her joys
and sorrows. One day a friend asked
her about her husbands appetite for
liquor Well" she replied. 80 "onfess
that he does get full sometimes but
want to tell you that he never gets
tight q"
Recent statements in the press have
seemingly led to the widespread be-
lief that the United states 1000 ad-
ministration has opposed the use of
cranberries and is advising the use of
other fruits instead in making Christ
mas sauces. Such is not the case. The
food administration is not .lrging the
use of any other fruit in preference
to the cranberry in making sauce or
jelly. 1t has suggested tina. as an
emergency measure on account of the
pressure for sugar, preserves or jellies
that were put up during the summer
might be used in making sauce now.
The food administration further
points out that corn cyrup affords a
substitute for sugar in cooking cram
berries with only slight impairment
of flavor Two-thirds sugar and one
third corn syrup may be used for the
jelly or slightly larger proportion of
corn syrup for the sauce.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. j. F. farrell returned Sunday
from Fort Sill. where she visited her
sons, Archibald and Sanford FARRELL.
Mrs. w. c. McDonough is recover
ing from a long illness. and is able to
be out again.
Mrs. T. E. Dewey will return in a
few days from Fort Sill, where she is
visiting her son, Thomas Dewey.
Dr. Lydia Allen DeVilbiss returned
today from a trip THU the western
part of the state in the interests of
the Child Hygiene bureau.
Mrs. Charles Whitmer went to
Camp Funston today to conduct a
campaign N the interests of the Anti
tuberculosis society
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Smith left Sun
dar- far Z a tn lxa haa