The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-28


necessary to purchase new one. Mr..
LaGrane has been using a one pas
senger plane until this week when a
larger one, ordered some time ago, ar
rived in Kansas City. Miss Chandler
will be the first passenger to ride in
this plane.
Mr.. LaGrane has had a number of
interesting and remunerative positions
offered him as an airplane "chauf-
feur," but for the present he will stay
around Smith Center, flying up to
Chicago for occasional week-ends.
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Miss Mabel Adams, who is presi-
dent of the Woman's Rota club OF
Topeka, will return home this after
noon after a visit in Springfield. Mo.
While in Springfield Miss Adams was
invited to give talk before the Bust
ness Womans club of that city.
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One act play-The Milk Strike in
Topeka Scene-the living room of a
modest Topeka home. A slender young
woman enters carrying something
She speaks: You poor little thing
1 know you're hungry as can be, but
please don't cry about it. The milk
men struck and there just isn't any
thing to feed you. There. there, poor
hungry baby! It's a perfect shame
Mayby when daddy comes home he'll
find it something to eat. 1t makes Us
unhappy to have it cry SO much. The
cruel, cruel milkmen have no realiZa
ton of what it means to us poor help
less folks-if. they only realized al
the misery it causes. Poor little fling
(Suddenly brightening) Why. I al
most forgot about that spoiled mea
in the pantry" Exit woman followed
by a lean gray cat.
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~ Loo q,
to Camp Funston this afternoon t
| give a Sunday concert in the Jewisl
welfare board building: Miss France
! Ulamperl, Miss Margaret Rust, Mis-
] Dorotha Leeper, Miss Helen Leepel
! Miss Inez Horner. Miss Ulamperl is
reader, Miss Rust sings. Miss Doroth;
Leeper will play the violin, Miss Helei
Leeper the cello and Miss Horner
| the accompanist.
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Prof. Paul UT of Ottawa Universit
| has been engaged by Mr.. Muller o
the Daniel Muller School of Music. a
! head of the voice department. PRO-
| brought several singers, who are max
| ing a great success. One of them, Mis-
| Emma Slater, has been engaged for
concert with the Topeka symptom
orchestra. Prof. UT is a specials
on tone production and Interpretation
his CLASS Will start Will IlIIl nSA
Wednesday, July z ::
Miss Ida E. Tinker is giving a plan
recital this afternoon, at her studio
517 Fillmore, with the following stu
| dents appearing on the program
Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss Hele
Bunger, Miss Margaret Majors, Mis-
Mildred Frick, Miss Edith Griest. Mis-
Eva McClaskey, Miss Elizabeth Schicl
Miss Pauline Franklin, Miss Pans
Moore. Miss Juanita Armstrong, Mis-
Dorothy Sands, Miss Ruth Newell
Miss Gertrude Nelson, Miss Doroth
Sutherin, Miss Muriel Hobson, Mi:
Mary Sumey, Miss Naomi johnson
Miss Lucille He'll. Miss Leona Wi
liams, Miss Edith Okerman, Miss Mi
dred Ekblad, Miss Mabel Lovene, Mi:
Althea Lutes, Miss Ruth Lewis, Mi.
Carol Segerstrom, Miss Gertrude Kno
Miss Ruth Chaplin. Miss Edna Mol
Daniel Forbes, Walter Littlejohl
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stroller
: Akron, O., have announced the ma
: riage of their daughter. Viola Dor
thea to Mr.. Adrian Parr of Akro
whose home was formerly in Topek
1.-THE wedding took place on Wedne
day, June IS, in Akron.
Mr.. Parr is the son of Mr.. and MI
F. E. Parr. of 1916 Harrison stree
He is a graduate of the Topeka his
school, class of 1914, and after tn
was a student in Washburn and lat
in K. U. He is now employed by Il
/ Goodyear Rubber company as
: craftsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Parr we
3 in Akron to attend the wedding
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: Four piano pupils of Miss Rober
McKirahan will be presented in a {
\ ploma recital at the Central Congr
gational church this evening at 8:
o'clock. Those receiving diplomas a
81 Roe, Miss Helen Washburn, Mi
the program are Florence Layto
q Miss Betty Frost. Miss Eleanor Wa
j ner, Miss Dorothy Wagner, Miss Gen
I We've Douglas, Miss Margaret HoI
Miss Patricia Smith. Miss Janet Ed
b1ute, Miss Lois Fergus, Miss Kat
4 crime Douglas. A one act play
q James Barrie will be read by NJ
Laura Wood.
q Miss Winifred Greene entertain
8 this morning in honor of Miss Hell
4 Welty whose marriage to Mr.. Kenne
q Alexander takes place next week. T
entertainment was a linen show
The guests included Miss Marguer
& Thrapp, Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Dc
& othy Crane. Miss Elisa beth Edsc
Z Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss Hell
Brigham, Miss Helen Neese, NJ