The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-05


tia, TO be bridesmaid at the wedding
of Miss Mary Pentle and Mr.. Robert
Grist Mrs. Grist will go to Eureka
for Miss Johnson's wedding, and will
be the matron Of honor. Miss Vera Groff
of Nortonvile, will be Miss john
sons maid of honor, and the flower
girls will be Miss Helen Edwards and
Miss Evelyn Edwards, of Eureka. Miss
Esther Lauterbach and Miss Sabra
Eppler will furnish the wedding mu-
sic Miss Eppler, Miss Lauterbach
aid Mss Croft are sorority sisters of
the bride. Miss Helen Griffin, Miss
Annetta NicolI and Miss Helen Brig
ham will go from Topeka to attend the
wedding.
Mr. Cone has a position with the
Great Northern Railway company,
with headquarters in Seattle, where ne
and his bride will make their home.
X X
The Ladies' Music club held a bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs
Charles Kleinhans and decided that
the meetings for this season would be
suspended, and the time usually oc-
cupied with the Club programs would
be used in Red Cross work.
Dr. Charles NJ. Sheldon is again
called abroad in the interests of the
temperance cause. He was a MEM
Der of the flying squadron that went
around the world with the gospel OF
total abstinence from alcoholic liquor.
He will leave Monday. for. New York,
and will sail soon after his arrival
there, going first to England. Later
he will go to France, and has been
invited by the Topeka men who eX-
pect to go at once to the battle front
to be their guest at Christmas time.
DR.. Sheldon will visit various cOun-
tries of Europe in the interests of tho
British Society for Temperance. This
ol'ganizat ton is headed by a man nam
ed Hunter, who is a famous ship
builder. He is the man in whose ship
yards the Lusitania and many of the
biggest modern boats, were built.
Mrs. Sheldon will accompany her
husband to the east and will visit
friends and relatives in New York and
in New England. In a few weeks she
will return to Topeka and will so tC
Camp Pike, Arkansas, to visit her son
Merriam, who is a member of the
Washburn ambulance corps. Mr.. Shell
don was. for two years.. a student ii
Amherst college, and at first intended
enlisting with the unit from thai
! school, but decided afterward to joir
| the corps from Topeka.
The Music OF America" will be fea.
tured in the vesper service at the
First Christian church, Sunday even
ing. October Z. This concludes tht
series of patriotic musical services
featuring the = music sol our dlfieS
which have been given during Sep
TENDER by the, choir under the di
rection of Miss Mildred Hazelrigg
organist The program follows:
Piano and organ .Recitals-I .,,
old Lady on Porch, 'iUrchin
Whistiing n the Streets : 3. in
b. Piano and organ Fantastic -.
Miss Ruth Tandy, Miss Mildred Hsae eTrsS
! Hymns-"The Star Spangled Banner.
chorus snq eeiSa Rfrer Negro spiritua
Organ-.'Berceuse" ............. Dickinson
Tenor Solo and chorus-ao Eyes That
are Mr' Roy Nayior and Choir paf'le'
| Organ-"Coneert Piece, No. 60. .Parke
| THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR Town
| Who insists that her father shall
wear dress suit at a wedding soor
! to be celebrated. The poor man ii
dition of the costume, which he ha!
not taken from its place of peaceful
rest since he was a student in tn
university Fond daughter, however
has taken the garments out of the OH
chest, pressed them and ordered tina
! they be worn. But see the mott
| eaten spots" the father urged. 'tTha
will be all right the daughter argued
You can wear black underclothes, s.
ground"
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A A. Sharp has returned from
Fort Sill. where she visited Mr.. Sharl
and their son, Mr.. John Sharp.
Miss Clara Root Workman of Sal
Antonio. Tex. who has been visitinl