The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-07

gather at the statue where little Mary
Ruth and Baby Larimer, niece ana
nephew of Mr.. Merrell Gage, will DO
the unveiling.S Mr.. Gage is to be here
to see his statue displayed to the pubs
lie by special request sent to his divi-
SIGN surgeon by Governor Capper. Mr.
Gage is stationed at Camp Doniphan
The complete plans for the unveiling
are not yet made but Justice Henry
F. Mason will give an historical sketch
of Lincoln.
On account of the shortage of coal,
the regular mid-week meetings of the
First Presbyterian church have been
held at various homes. This evening,
however. the meeting will be held in
the church as formerly. -
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Mrs. w. F. Shaw will entertain the
Priscilla club Friday afternoon at a
line party at the Orpheum, followed
by luncheon at the Chocolate shop.
All members are asked to be at the
theater lobby by 2:45 and to bring
their finished Red Cross work to
hard in. fl~
The Day Nursery club will meet at
Penetier's Red Cross room Friday
afternoon. Members are asked to
come and bring their finished work.
S. +. 81 think l shall go over and
ask those people when they will let
me announce their engagement"
| A friend who knows. They will tell
you, When the six months are up -
y
Mrs. F. S. Savage has asked guests
| for Saturday afternoon in compliment
to Miss Alena Grafton, general secre-
Matte Ringing, who are making their
home with her this winter.
X X X
| Miss Annie NJ. P. Bundy will give
a recital on February at four-thirty
| in the afternoon. The ushers will be
Miss Naomi Lindamood and Miss
Marguerite Whittlesey. The follow
! ing program will be given:
Miss Iona Carver,
Miss Pearl Hurwitz
Miss Erna Rain.
Misses Edith and Marion Bandles.
dragon Fly .....--'-...... Nevi1
Nocturne flelu
spring Miss Edith French. N'ef "''
To the Hunt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT orvath
Miss Jeanette Gibson.
'a'Se Miss Elsie Brobefe. :" ae"'
The Rosary ..-.-.-......- Nevin
O' Mrs. w. w. Rohrer. e'''
''eN'e''e Miss Iona Carver. pon'Ae''i
Air de Ballet: The Flatterer. =. .Chaminade
Miss Helen Travis.
Jumping Rope Observation-Disclosures Perry
1sp'S Miss Florence Clark. 10y
Sweet Remembranee Folk Song ;S .....
Miss isabel Sutherin. H. '|'''O-
NaIse Olson
So '- Mr.. Paul Thorson. ''- ''''-'
Members of Testimonial Class-Miss
Elsie Broberg, Miss Florence Clark, Miss
Helen Travis
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The women who are knitting gar
mehtS for the Red Cross and who
have yarn in their possession issued to
them during November and December
| merits to the Red Cross >rooms not
later than Saturday. The division
headquarters is anxious to know the
exact work done in this division dur
ing the last two months of the year
| and has required that a report be
made at once. Owing to the long de-
lay in reporting garments back to the
| knitting rooms after the yarn was
issued, i'll has been necessary to require
that reports be made within a month
after the yarn was issued. An effort
is being made to clean up the work
of November and December so that
! the slate for those months may be
| wiped clean. There are only few
knitters with November and Decem-
Der issues of yarn still in their posses
sion and it is urged that they report
at once.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Radcliffe will
entertain Informally tomorrow eve
ming at their home on Lane street in
honor of Mr.. Ralph Holland. Theirs
will be three tables at five hundred. =
X
-E The Golden Rule club will meet
7 Friday. February s, with Mrs A. B.
Mathews. 1923 Van Buren, street
x
Mr. Frank farrell. I believe. is re-
sponsible for the story which is often