The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-17

gained her Favored meme thru her
| own endeavor, being an interchangeable
young woman, gifted with natures
jewels-discretion, ambition and
lovable character. The June Photo
play has pictures of her appearance.
in Denishawn dancing scenes, and
among many of the Girls Studio
favorites in Hollywood
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The Fiji club has issued invita-
tons to a dancing party to be given at
Kellam's hall, Friday evening, May %.
Dancing will begin at nine o'clock.
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The Alumni members of the Kansas
Beta chapter of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity will have a dinner and BUSH
ness meeting at the Elks' club Mon
day evening at eight o'clock.
The man who wrote stop, Thief"
the play put on last night by the Sem
Tor class of the high school is the hus-
band of g former Topeka girl, who
will be remembered by many Topeka
people as Evelyn Palmer. Mrs. Lewis
Greenwood knows them and has been
entertained at their beautiful home
near New York City, built by the pro-
ceeds of this particular play.
The delegates to the State FEEDER
alton of Art have had an interesting
time this afternoon, visiting at the
see her fine art collection. A six
o'clock dinner at the Pelletier tea
room, followed by toasts and speeches,
will conclude the session.
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A letter received from Mrs A. A.
Doerr of Larned, states that the re-
ception to the returning soldiers in
that city was due to the efforts of the
Military Sisterhood, since the military
committee was in favor of waiting un-
foil Il hi
But the women relatives of the re-
turned heroes, composing the Military
| Sisterhood, decided that now was the
acceptable time, SO put things thru
with a hurrah, and gave the boys a
big party, with all that goes to make
party a success. The 18th. the
139th and the 129th infantry COM
panies, the 128th field artillery, the
10th engineers, and the 10th ma
chine gun battalion were all repre-
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The picture being exhibited on the
third floor of Crosby Brothers store,
called The Last Battle" by Prof. L.
A. Tice. who studied art under Mr..
George NJ. Stone, is attracting favor
able comment. 1t deals with the
world war, and is a vivid piece of
| work. Professor Tice makes an ex-
| planatory talk to visitors The picture
| will be on exhibition all of next week,
and the proceeds are to go to the Sal
Walton Army.
Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Pooley, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank kibbe of the Soldiers Home,
Mrs. P. w. Darrah, Miss Katherine
Kirkpatrick, Miss Wilhelmina Bauer,
Mr.. Malcolm McNaughton, Mr..
| Charles Wentworth and Mr.. Villa m
Shepherd will come from Leaven-
worth to attend the Episcopal conven-
ton Sunday Monday and Tuesday
The Day Nursery Tea, which was
postponed on account of the returning
soldiers, will be held May %, from
2:30 to 5. in the parlors of the Elks'
club. Mrs. F. L. Benjamin and Mrs.
J. L. Callahan will pour tea. An in
teresting program has been arranged.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Maxine Mitchell. who has been
| spending several days in Kansas City,
returned today. accompanied by her
/ cousin, Miss June Pickett, who will
| visit at the Mitchell home.
| Mrs. A. L. Browne of Russell, Kan,
spent the first part of the week with
Mrs. Antoinette Smith. on her way
from Excelsior Springs, where she had
been spending several weeks. From
Topeka she went to Wichita as dele
gate to the Eastern Star convention.
Mrs. Albert .Reicherter of Silver
Lake is in Boston, where she went to
, attend the graduation exercises of her
daughter, Miss Grace Reicherter, from
the Curry School of Expression. May
s. Mrs. Reicherter and her daughter
will visit New York, Niagara Falls,
Indianapolis and Chicago before re-
! turning home.
| Miss Elsie Greene of Denver, Colo,
| personnel secretary for the Y. w. c.
A. is spending the weekend in To-
peka.
Mrs. E. c. Fox is visiting in Law
renee over the weekend.
DR.. EIvenor Ernest has gone to New
York City to attend a national health
conference.
| Mrs. Harry Washburn of Topeka,