The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-14

decided to remain in the west for a
time. She has opened a tea room at
Glendiye which she is managing. Miss
Parker is teaching in the high school
there. Miss Ora Moneypennya has
taken the position. formerly held by
Miss West, as secretary to Justice West
of the supreme court.
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The Girls Friendly society of Grace
cathedral will give a Washington's
birthday entertainment and carnival
on the evening of Tuesday. February
is, in the Grace Cathedral Guild hall
parlors. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Meaders, of Ell
dorado. have returned home after a
visit to Miss Mabel Jones in Fillmore
street. Mrs. Meaders was until Feb
ruary 6, Miss Lorna Pumroy, of
Pawnee, Okla, and has otter visited
Miss Jones in Topeka.
They were guests of honor at a
dinner party given Wednesday eve
ers were laid for ten They left yes
terday morning for Eldorado.
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The Good Government club held a
guest day meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Y. w. c. A. to which the legis-
lators' wives were especially invited.
Mrs. Fred G. Farnsworth, president of
the club, presented the club with a
service flag which she had made rep
resenting the sons of members in the
service. The flag has the three let
tiers &c. G. c. on it in stars and there
is room for more stars to be added as
the names are handed in.
A resolution was passed banking
the governor of the state for his state
ment that English will be the langua ge
of the public schools of the state. Mrs
Lee Monroe. who proposed the vote
of thanks, was asked to draft the reso-
luton.
The club voted to meet Saturday aft
ernoon with Dr. Lydia DeVilbiss to
help fold the child hygiene literature
There was a good sized attendance
at the meeting yesterday and num-
Der of guests. A talk was given by
Mrs. Monroe explaining the club work
for the year. including fostering leg
islative plan for the inheritance law,
property rights for women and child
hygiene. A musical program was fur
nished by Miss Maude Mary Cline and
Miss Marion McAfee.
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Miss Laura Mcclure will entertain
the Travellers club Saturday after
noon at her home in Western avenue.
Miss Alice Mccoy will have paper on
Topeka" and Mrs. Myrtle Callihan
will tell of her work in the Provident
| association. Roll call will be answered
with THE Leads of Topeka"
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Mrs. Oscar Gohlke entertained yes
terday afternoon at her home for her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Schilling of State
Center, Iowa, who is spending the win
ter with her daughter and family.
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Davis. Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. George
Mccoy, Mrs. w. C. Keiser. Mrs. NJ.
Middleton, Mrs. w. S. Chapman, Mrs.
Edith Bowman. Mrs. c. H. BurSe, Mrs.
Keiser of Arkansas City. Mrs. j.
Adams Mrs Joseph Weidlich, Mrs.
George Wilmarth and little Miss Jeane
Pearl Haggart. The rooms were dec
Grated in red hearts suggestive of the
valentine season.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who received a valentine from lit
tie boy friend who had made it all by
himself at school The valentine and
the inscription on the back were both
very chara cteristic of the small boy.
I'll show it to him when he gets
grown and perhaps I'll show it to his
children That's enjoying the future
along with the present.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Ex-Gov and Mrs w. r. Stubbs and
Miss Margaret Stubs, of Lawrence,
were in Topeka yesterday to attend
/ the funeral of DIR. s G. Stewart They
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. r. B.
Stewart.
| Mr.. Arthur Shakeshaft has returned
! from Camp Funston where he re-
| ceived his discharge from the service,
| mr. has inin Mrs IA "a a n
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Richard Shakeshaft.
! Miss Barbara Ripley has returned
| from Des Moines, Ia, where she has
| been visiting for a week.
| =, Mrs Adelaide Smith and her daugh-
! ter, Isabel, will leave the middle of
| March for trip to California.
! Miss Alma Conklin will leave in a
| few days for New York
Mrs. T. w. Grafton. of Indianapolis,
Ind, is the guest Of her daughter, Miss
| Allena Grafton.
Mr.. H. o. Garvey will go to Chicag go
soon and will meet Mrs. Carney, who
| is in New York, and will return home
with her. Mrs. Garvey will also stop
| in st. Louis on her way home.
Miss Harriet Penny and Miss Martha
| Matthews, of Washington, Kan. who
| are in school in Kansas university, will
| come to spend the weekend with Sem
| ator and Mrs Walter Wilson and to
| attend the Gcbumann-Heink concert
| this evening.
! Some charming new patterns in
spring millinery remainder of this
| week at Courtney s.-Adv.
| Miss Florence Rowles, of Manhat-
tan, came to Topeka to attend the
| Alpha Phi dinner dance this evening.
| Miss Rowles was in Washburn las;
year and is a member of the Alpha
| Phi.
Miss Mary Weightman, Miss Helen
,Neese and Miss Giee Iden will come
i 10 Topeka from Nortonyille, where