The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-04

Mrs Harry Maynard, Of Topeka, mis-
sionary to Turkey. will give her lecture
on Armenian Missionary Work in Tur-
key" Thursday evening at O'Clock at the
West Side Christian church.
A demonstration of the costumes worn
in India will be given during lecture to-
night at the regular meeting OF the G.
Il. b. NJ club at the Central Park Chris
tian church by Miss Laura Strerkley, a
returned missionary to India. The pub
lie is invited.
of Mrs. Ed +. Durein. 1920 West Eighth
street The proceeds will be used for
charity. The hostesses were: Mrs: Leo
Klein, Mrs. John Mulloy, Mrs. James
Mooney, Mrs. r. c. Worth and Mrs. Frank
Brose
ployed by. the government pension de;
partment in Topeka but now connected
with the same bureau in Washington, d.
friends in Topeka and Shawnee county.
He is now at the home of his uncle,
George Cook. of Dover.
Harry c. Weber formerly of Topeka but
more recently of Chateau-Thierry and
other famous points in France. is in To-
peka for brief visit before going to Los
angeles where he s MIL srsmd the an ssG
West street saw active service on the bat
tie front. He was gassed last September.
An all-soldier minstrel organization will
probably tour Kansas in July and Au-
gust according to adviees received in To
peka today from Camp Funston. The
Jiggs-Jag -Jingle-Jayhawkers, a min
strel troupe of the 3J3rd ll-Kansas in
fantry, together with the regimental band
is planning the trip. Army lecturers will
accompany the vaudeville minstrel-band
production.
Princess, a Shetland pony. belonging to
Mildred Clark. of 1924 Quincy street, is lost,
strayed or stolen. After an attack of pneu-
monia about a year ago Mildred was left
unable to walk. For many months she was
confined to a wheel chair. Later the pony
was given her. Aitho she can walk little
panied by Bingo, her dog, was the one
event of the day. She is broken hearted
now on account Of the absence of Princess
If any one can help her find the pony
the information will be very much appreci-
ated.
Preparations for affiliation with the
made by the Christ Hospital Nurses as
sociation. Topeka will be the First dis
trict, to be organized in few, weeks by
Public Health Nursing association. The
election of officers at the annual meeting
of the Christ's Hospital association Tues
day night resulted as follows: Miss Edith
White. president: Miss Elizabeth Pearson
vice president: Miss Edith Peters, secre-
tary; Miss May Palmatier. treasurer. The
four new directors named are: Miss Grace
Boyd Miss w, NJ. Davidson, Miss w
Pearl Martin and Miss Mable Diffen-
derfeP.
Postmaster w o. Rigby will leave toner
row to attend the state meeting of the post
! masters of Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma
to be held at Kansas City June 6 and T.
The general headquarters will be at the
baltimore hotel and the headquarters OF
Kansas will be parlor ~" 1t is expected
that more than 1000 postmaster from the
three states will be in attendance.
Arrangements for the first annual pic
mic of the Topeka Motor Trades associa-
ton will be concluded at a meeting of the
association in the basement of Kellan
hall tonight, The meeting will be pre-.
J coded by buffet luncheon and will In
| itself be smoker. All auto or accessory
| dealers in Topeka. regardless of assOcia
/ ton nffiliation are invited to attend the
buffet smoker.