The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-21

taught manual training in the city
| schools. She is well known in musical
circles and has often sung before To-
peka audiences.
Mr.. Chapman is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert n. Chapman, who have
made their home in Topeka for years
and have many friends here. He
also is a Topeka high school graduate,
| and holds a degree from Kansas uni
versity. He has been very successful
as an electrical engineer and is con-
! nected with the control department
| Schenectady, n. Y. Mr.. Chapman re-
Gently returned from France, where
| he served as a lieutenant in artillery,
having received his commission at
the officers training school at Fort
Adams, Va.
Mr.. Chapman and his bride will
make their home in Scotia, suburb
Of Schenectady:
II The guest of honor at a dinner party
(which Mr.. Sanford farrell will give
this evening will be Mr.. Bones"
Smith. famous in the 130th Field Artil-
.Iery we'll as in many circles Of
lcivilian life. Mr.. Smiths singing will
be one of the chief attractions of the
American Legion entertainment this
| evening as he is a baritone of abil-
/ ity. At Mr.. Jarrells dinner party
covers will be laid for Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Joseph H. Mauzey, Mr.. Archibald
| Brier, Dr. Arthur V. Johnson, Mr..
1 Fred Beerbohn, Mr.. Marion A. Smith,
Mr.. Donald Longenecker, Mr.. Paul
NJ. Mcfarland, Mr.. Frank Fable. Mr..
| Charles Walp, Mr.. Archibald farrell,
Mr.. Sanford farrell:
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THERE IS A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who is neither the wife. mother.
| daughter. sister nor sweetheart of
/
| ing olive drab. And il is to these the
American Legion extend cordial in
| vitation to be present at their enter
| tainment this evening. Not to be
there would be admission that she was
one Of these things and that in this
age isn't a pleasant thing to do. So
| she has decided to go anyway with
| a very I-belong-here-give-m e-a-front-
seat air. And then people will won
der well who Is he anyhow?
While the people from the Brook
| Ign Eagle touring train were gone
| from the coaches visiting the city or
attending church yesterday morning,
Mrs. Theodore Saxon. whose love for
\ flowers is we'll known, went to the
train and left a bouquet of Topeka
garden flowers in each one of the
compartments. She had gathered a
| great load of blossoms from her own
garden and the gardens of her friends
and these she arranged in punches
with sprig of asparagus co set off
the color. This morning Mrs. Saxon
received number of letters from the
fasteners expressing their apprecia-
ton of her Kindness
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Capt. Willis E. Carney and his bride
arrived in New York more than a
| week ago. They are now in WAVING
ton visiting and 1t is not certain when
they will come to Kansas. Captain
Carney was married while in France
and his wife has never visited Topeka.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Peterson of
513 Van Buren, will leave in a few
weeks for Washington, D. c.. where
| they will spend the winter with their
son, Mr.. Richard Peterson, and Mrs
Peterson. Their youngest son. Mr.
east, will join them and also stay in
Washington.
| Mrs. Norman Ramsey and her sons
John and Norman, jr., will leave to-
| morrow or the next day for Washing
ton. D. c., where Mrs Ramsey will
finish making arrangements for her
| trip to France. She is going abroad to
join her husband, Colonel Ramsey
who will be overseas for several
| Colonel Ramsey has been across for
more than year, and during that
time Mrs. Ramsey has been keeping
| house in Topeka. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bauer.
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The auxiliary of the United Spanish
| War Veterans will hold a regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. T. A.
| Low, 1924 Kentucky avenue, Tuesday.
July %, at 2 o'clock. All of the mem
] bers of this organization are asked to
be present at the meeting.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. George A. Guild has returned
| Wyo. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Shirer, who
are in Centennial, will return in about
| a week.
Miss Katherine Dolan left Saturday
night for a week in Denver
Lieut.. and Mrs. Reylond Wolfe have
gone on a two weeks visiting trip to
South Dakota and Chicago.
Mrs. Edwin Davis. of Leavenworth,
has returned home after a visit to her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Campbell, in Clay
street.
Misses Ariel and Dorthy Nichols.
who have been in California, will go
to Colorado this week, and their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols.
will drive out and meet them there.
Mrs J. W. Johnston and her daugh-
ter, Lucille. will leave soon for Bray
ton Inn. Colorado Springs. to spend a
month before going to St Louis, where
Miss Johnston will enter Underwood
college.
Mr. and Mrs. L L. Payne. of Allen.
Kan. motored to Topeka Thursday TO
spend the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. Payne
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