The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-14

fauns, all of which are pretty much
the same thing, and clowns and satyrs
and hobby-horses, which aren't, risk
about the May queen in sportive glee-
OF course the May queen gets much
praise and free transportation. but she
suffers awfully from too much Georg-
cite crepe and cheese cloth and cub
reporters, who don't know enough to
be assigned to anything else
Everything considered, we don't
yearn a great deal to be q May queen
Kansas Industrialist
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Mrs F. L Richards. Mrs E. q.
Hughes and Mrs c. D. Wellman en-
tertained the Minerva club Monday
afternoon at Mrs. Richards home.
Mrs George Pritchard reviewed
| "Erstwhile Susan by Helen Martin
/ Jacksonsread a paper on Robert Her
rick, American novelist.
| Mrs. Robert Gordon had charge OF
! the musical program ana read paper
| on Chadwick, composer and director
| of the New England school of music.
The musical program was furnished
/, by Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. w. +. AXteH,
Mrs. e. G. Foster, Mrs. r. Parks Bon
! nett, Mrs. Morton Albaugh, and MISS
Carolyn Lovewell, who gave the.
! chorus Behind the Lattice; Mrs E.
D. Cithero, who gave THE Golden
Hour; Mrs. Bennett who sang two
solos: Told at the Cate and Love,
| Thy Lips Are Touched With Fire;
Mrs. Alice Worswick. principal of
Bethany college. who sang "A Ballad
| of Trees and The Master" and Mrs.
| C. D. Wellman. who sang "Oh Let my
| Light Shine On Me-. Miss Marjorie
| waltz in C Sharp Minor; Mrs. Leland
McAfee gave a Swendson PolonalSe,.
and Miss Elizabeth Schwyn, teacher OF
| piano in Bethany college, played Mrs.
/ Worswick's accompaniment.
Mrs. E. D. CIithero will give a pic
mic party at Gage park Wednesday
afternoon at $40 o'clock for Mrs.
| Thomas Carlyle Wood, of Chicago
who is visiting her father, Mr.. w. G.,
Bailey. Friends of Mrs. Clithero and
| of Mrs. Wood are invited. ~
! Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Thomas Amory Lee, VINO Is In
New ork, will come to Topeka aDout
| the first of June to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. l.
| Shirer. Her husband mas peen IN
| France for some time, first in T. NJ
| c. A. work and later in the fighting
r.nIs Mrs Lee has been engaged
in war work IN New York City.
| Mr.. AMI Mrs George Crawford have
| -.,oi,ad word of the arrival OF their,
son. Lieut. Marshall CRAWFORD, IN
France.
town. Ohio, will return home in a rev
| DAYS She was called to Topeka by
the death of her relative, John II.
| Mulvane.
Lawrence. where she VISITED irien0'
! at the State university.
| Mrs. Jessie Jones Philips, or chi
cago. mas arrived to visit her fatner
and her sister, Mrs. Olive Jones " mt
| mer. -. .a, +or
/ wash;reton. d. C., to visit her par
| ents M and Mrs A. B. Quinton, ana
70 see ner brother Maj. Alfred Qu1n-
ION. before he leaves for France.
| Ma ior Quinton, one OF the youhees'
| commended for advancement TO the Oh
| flee of lieutenant colonel.
| Mrs Norman Wear will leave sun
! day for Chicago to meet ne, sls.er'
Mrs. C. r. Krauthoff OF washington,
Id. C. Mrs. Krauthoff Will accompany
Mrs. Wear to Topeka and VISIT her ior
Mrs Lester Marden. who has been
visiting Miss Clyde Bonebrake, VIII
| leave Saturday for her home IN chi
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Lillard have re-
! turned from Bloomington. ILL.,, where
thav attended the ordination service,
/ when Mr.. LIZARDS brother. John l..
IjIlard Jr., was ordained to the
priesthood of the Episcopal church. .
Mrs. A B. Mason and her little
daughter. Caro-, of Los Angeles, have
gone to Louisiana, for a visit to MRS
Mason's former home. They have been
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earle Williams,
and will return in two weeks to re-
sumo their visit in Topeka before re-
tn Los Angeles,
u Mr. Kenneth Lyle, Mr.. Nelson
Meade and Mr.. Allen McNeal have
; gone to Chicago to enter the naval
training school.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Gage and
their daughters. Florence Genevieve
and Agnes Celia, and their son. John
Walter, arrived Wednesday from Los
:. Angeles, Cal Mrs. Gage was formerly
; Miss Margaret Schiller. Mr.. Gage.
who is a musician, will take part in a
musicale to be given by Miss Gene
: We've Schiller at the Orpheum theater
for the knights of Columbus war fund.
Mr.. Gage will use his own compost
tions in the concert. One of them,
THE Storm" will be used by Miss
Helen Campbell to portray war" in
an original dance.
! The Woman's Home Missionary So
:. ciety of the First NJ. E. church will
i433 Woodlawn avenue, Wednesday
, afternoon at o'clock. A silver tea
, will be given in connection with the
regular meeting.
!. Mr.. md Mrs. Ira McA1ister, of Hol-
ton, Kan, have taken the house at
1857 Bolles avenue, and are moving
to Topeka this week. Their two sons.
Bert and Stewart, will enter Wash
, burn college next fall. Mr.. McAlister
: nd Sfn "a infe re