The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-23

for the Misses PennelI of Atchison and
Miss Chandler of Boston
san. and every loyal, patriotic woman
is urged to become member. The
meeting will be held in the First
Methodist church The tickets will be
the same price as last year-$1, in
Guiding IS cents dues and rs cents for
the turkey dinner After dinner
speeches will be made by Governor
Arthur Capper, Chief Justice W. A.
Johnston, Mayor j. E. House, Frank
P. MacLennan, and DR.. Edmund J.
kulp-
Governor and Mrs Capper will re-
Kansas Day Club. and their escorts
Monday evening, January IS, at eight
o'clock"
Announcement is made that tickets
may be procured at PeIletier's store,
Crosby Brothers and Warren NJ
Crosby's, and also from Mrs F. W.
Watson, Mrs. S. s. Beggs. Mrs. w. w.
kitcheIl, Mrs. D. L. McEachron, Mrs
A A GODDARD, and Mrs. Marburg.
An aristocrat among dogs has been
received in Topeka, having been sent
from Caldwell. Kan, as the gift of a
friend to Miss Dorothy Hetherington.
The pup is two weeks old, and is a
full-blood English Pit bull dog. His
grandmother was raised in England,
bench shows of London The dog is
pure white except for a white ear
and black markings around its eyes
which are sky blue. The girls and
in crowds to her house to get view
of the new dog. He is to be called
Mike.
Mr. Hetherington has been trans
ferred to Fort Worth. Tex, and Mrs.
Hetherington and Dorothy expect to
join him later, but probably not until
the close of the school year.
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The Day Nursery club will have an
EaII-day meeting at the Red Cross
rooms at Pelletier's Friday.
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The Literature department of the
Woman's club will meet Thursday
morning at ten o'clock at the Y. W.
c. A Mrs. Frank Squires will give
reading of a group of one-act Irish
plays All members of the Woman's
club are invited to attend the meet
ing, and those who come are urged
to bring their knitting with them.
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The Nine-A class of Sumner Junior
high school will give their graduating
play at the high school auditorium
tonight.
The Society of Native Daughters of
Kansas will have their Kansas Day
luncheon Tuesday at 12:15 O'Clock at
the Chamber of Commerce. Native
born Kansans and their families, and
territorial pioneers and their families,
are invited The tickets to the lunch
con are so cents each, and are on
sale at Crosby Brothers, Guild Music
store, Brunt Drug store, Capital Candy
company, Washburn College and the
Roehr Music store.
Senator and Mrs Frank Pomeroy, of
Holton will be among the out-of-town
guests, and will bring with them a
group of native Kansans from their
town Mr.. c. Parkhurst of Holton,
will also bring a party of young peo-
pie from Holton for the affair.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Frank O'ReiIly has been visiting
his mother. Mrs. Matt Weightman. jr.
He has left for Fort Worth, where he
is in military training
DIR. Frank Harrington, of St Francis
+ hospital. Pittsburg. Pa, will arrive to-
night, called on account of the i'll
ness of his cousin, Mrs Alice Love.
Mrs Love is in Stormont hospital
Mr.. Tinkham VeaIe has returned
from California, where he has been
| on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs Walter CLANCY are
the parents of a daughter, born Mon
day, at Christ's hospital The baby
| will be named Mary Anna after both
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granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
+ CLANCY.
| Miss Helen RutIedge, who is stu
| dent in K Z, has returned to school,
after short visit to her people in
Topeka
| DR.. Charles NJ Sheldon, who has
been in England since last fall in con-
nection with campaign for prohibi-
ton. returned home today
! DR.. Roy B. Guild, of New York, will
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address at the meeting of federated
1 churches. He is secretary of the Ma
tionaI Federated Church movement
Doctor Guild formerly was pastor of
the Central Congregational church of
j this city. He will be the guest of his
/ brother, Mr.. George A Guild
Mrs. John Mcmillan, of Denver. has
arrived for a visit to her father, Mr.
A P. Banks, and her sister, Miss
/ Annie Banks.
Miss Corneua Huberer of New York
City, is visiting DR.. Eva Harding. DR..
I Fanny Howe of Atchison, is visiting
her sister, Doctor Harding.
Mr.. C. E Gault and Mr.. Dick Hay
ten days to Washington, D. c., and
New York
Mr.. and Mrs H. A Auerbach have
returned from a trip to Chicago.
Miss Irene Miller left today for
Washington. D. c.. to resume her
work as student in the National Park
: Seminary.
Mr.. Fred Sabin, manager of the Dew
| Rock ranch near Pauline. will leave
| Thursday for Albuquerque N NJ. to
! spend six weeks, and to look after
some business interests for his father
! Mr.. Theodore Sabin. of Topeka
Mr.. Ernest Malapart of Usage City
spent the week end with his sister
Mrs. Frank Britton. He has gone tc
! Jacksonville, Florida, to enter training
in the quartermaster's department OF
the army. He was formerly student
IL, the University of Illinois