The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-13

Kan, who came to Topeka in the in
terests of the John Brown state me-
mortal park. They were looking after
a bill which they hope to have passed
in the legislature concerning the park.
They made the trip in the private car
of Mr.. .Ouilette. who is superintendent
of the Missouri Pacific.
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Col. and Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller
received a message stating that Gen.
and Mrs. Leonard Wood who were ex-
pected to arrive in Topeka this morn
ing to attend the inaugural ceremonies
and be house guests of Colonel and
Mrs. Fuller, would be unable to at
tend. General Wood did not return
from the east where he has gone on
business trip.
The girls of the Kappa Kappa Chi
sorority and their pledges were host
esses at a dancing party Saturday
evening at the Chocolate shop. The
decorations were in flowers in the
sorority colors, red and gray. Supper
was served on small tables in the din
ing room.
DR.. Edith Twiss. Mrs. H L. Van
Lear and Prof. and Mrs Horace
Gunthorpe chaperoned the hostesses
and their guests. who were Miss Kath-
leen Davis of K. u, Miss Margaret
Whittemore Miss Marion Lerrigo
Miss Mary Holl. Miss Dorothy Foster,
Miss Alice Gordon, Miss Florence Fair,
Miss Elsie Saville, Miss Gertrude
Wheeler. Miss Verna Bloom. Miss
Marie Wentz, Miss Crystal Wheeler,
Miss Ruth Byers. Miss Dorothy Shoe
maker, Miss Caroline Newson. Miss
Marvel Raines. Miss Gertrude Bever-
ley, Miss Neva Shoemaker. Mr. Leon
Edwards, Mr.. Merle Gormley of Har-
veyville, Mr.. De Almond Smith, Mr..
Clarence Poort. Mr.. Charles RQgler,
Mr. Arf1 Go will If4ly-
Claire Menninger, Mr.. Bert Nash, Mr.
Clay Baker. Mr.. Elliott Belden. Mr..
Gerald Tasker. Mr.. Lee Wycoff, Mr..
Ross Crichton, Mr.. Bill Barnett, Mr..
Glen Holford, Mr.. Lester Forney. Mr..
Seth Kingman, Mr.. Francis Bobbitt
Mr. Omer Raines, Mr.. Vincent West
rup.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Day of 1884
Guthrie avenue received a telegra m
yesterday from their son, Harold, who
is on the u. S. S. Paducah, that he has
been in the Mediterranean sea over a
year and this is his first trip back to
the states. He expects to be given
furlo to come home soon for a visit
Mrs. Ralph McEntire will give a
dinner this evening at her home for
the girls of her Sunday school class
in the First Methodist church The
guests will be the girls of the class and
the mothers.
The annual supper and meeting of
! the Central Congregational church will
be held Tuesday evening at $50 at the
church.
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The Assumption Aid society will
give a card party in the church hall
Thursday evening. All Catholics and
friends are invited.
THERE'S y WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says she is not exactly a
matchmaker, but when she sees two
lonely souls who are very much alike
She feels that is a part of her mis-
sionary work in the world.
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Dear Music Lovers: All music study
clubs culture clubs generally-do you
realize that Reinaid Werrenrath is to
sing right here in Topeka next Mon
day? And you. tired business man.
you like TO open up the old victrola
and hear a good song. Go into any
music store and ask to hear Fuzzy
Wuzzy," or Danny Deaver.' by Wer-
renrath. and then go ar, hear himself
next Monday at the Baptist church.
Adv
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. w. A. McCarter returned Sat
urday might from Chicago. where she
attended a meeting of the national
Republican executive committee
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Guthrie of PaoIa
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
+. NJ johnson in College avenue
4 Rep. and Mrs L. H Finney of Well
ington have come to Topeka to re-
main during the legislature and have
taken rooms at 221 West Tenth street
| Miss Jean Nicol and Miss Eta Perry
spent yesterday in Lawrence. the