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

crime Harrison, MISS ruin rosleHs
Miss Mary Parkinson, Miss Mary
Paxton Miss Dorothy wahle, Miss
Ruth Wood, Mrs. Forest Rice.
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| Miss Gertrude Kelly entertained
| few friends at her home in jackson
street Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Monica Bresette, who leaves
soon for Los Angeles, Cal, and for
Miss Helen Foy of Amarillo, Tex. the
! guests were members of club TO
which Miss Kelly and her guests be-
long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. o. Shaul of PAPA
Maryland avenue have announced the
4 marriage of their daughter Pearl to
Mr. Frank Stiles, on Wednesday eve
ming, June %. The Rev. c. w. Mar
lin OF Eskridge performed the cere-
home on the Stiles farm, two and one
half miles south of Topeka.
Mr. Alden A Knapp and family of
1921 Morris avenue will leave soon for
Wichita, where Mr.. Knapp becomes
man Lamp factory. Mr.. Knapp Is
we'll known in Topeka, having been
connected with the state labor depart
ment and later with the governments
labor bureau here in charge of Mr..
Kelley.
Miss Silvia Silverthorne is enter
tanning at a tea this afternoon in
honor of Miss Dorothy Anderson OF
Kansas City. who is here visiting her
aunt, Mrs. J. K Ra lkin. Mrs. X. A.
johnson and Miss Marion Squire will
assist Miss Silverthorne, and the other
guests will be Miss Anderson, Miss
Mary Hillyer, Miss Barbara farrell,
Miss Lucille Johnston, Miss Miriam
Van Horn, Miss Elizabeth Bonebrake,
Miss Elspey Schwartz, Miss Grace
: Ellington, Miss Ivah Raines, Miss
Mural March. Miss Esther Paxton
Miss Louise Richards, Miss Faye
| Miner Miss Grace Davis Miss Louise
McKown, Miss Alvina Hults, Miss Dor
othy Souders, Miss Iris Langhart,
Miss Ann Horning, Miss 1nez Hor-
! ner, Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, Miss
Mabel Mckee. Miss Marie Hobbs, Mss
Sara Hazel Slaughter, Miss Helen
0 Leeper, Miss Frances Dolan, Miss
8 Katherine Harnit, Miss Helen Clay
\ pool, Miss Marian Moore.
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s The meeting of the Priscilla club
:, scheduled for July 4 has been post
a poned until Friday, July Is. The
a meeting will be held at the home OF
n Mrs. William Sw,aringen, S07 West
s Tenth avenue.
party who have gone to McFar-
lana SpeAQ Ino dIIoTnOOn
f consists of Miss Alpha SINNERS, Miss
s Gretchen Pedigo, Mr.. Vergil MADDOX
T. Mr.. Ralph Swe1ringen.
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: SOME FOOL IDEAS
Is Boards may come and boards may
a go, in the motion picture show-real
Y ly as the plots grow stronger, motor
st picture boards grow longer.
!. There was a man in our town, anC
II he was wondrous wise; he wouldn'
go to the movie shows, he said the!
hurt his eyes: But when he saw upol
o the screen, in garments scant an'
D. thin, one of those vamps-a movi
Queen-he'd break the front door in
/: Thus is the winter of our discon
"A | tent, passing a movie without cent
- Let us then be up and doing, with ;
. heart for any fate. For the villium'
:, still pursuing movie damsel in rec
y eight. ff sr
y Little Jack Horner sat in the corne
y, watching picture play He fell fas
- asleep, all in heap-there was tn
n. dickens to pay. IS
/, Tears may come and tears may &C
l. always a tear in a movie show Atmos
IS phere is tears and song-often cause
IS by onions strong.
x. Twinkle. twinkle, little star won
H. der just how old you are? Whe
n, upon the screen I see, maidens wei
| past sixty-three.
refer, eater mad
Of wife and couldn't keep her; he too
r her to movie show-and they ar
o. happy now you know: N.s.A.
a. Notes and Personal Mention.
s. Mr.. Marshall Crawford motored t
Kansas City today to spend the week
s. end visiting friends.
IT The Rev. Charles F. Matthews ha
sh been called to Ohio by the illness c
at his mother. While east he will NEE
er his appointment at Chicago on tn
he promotion committee created by tn
Northern Baptist convention whic
re recently held its annual session
Denver. The Rev. Mr.. Matthews
pulpit will be filled next Sunday morn
ia ing by DR.. A. z. Batten of Philade
Ii phia, who has been one of the speak
e. ers at the Ottawa Sunday school a.
L . sembly this week.
re Mr.. Don Longnecker and Mr.. Sar
Us ford farrell went to Kansas City t.
ISIS day to be guests of Capt. Fred T
on Olander
IN, DR.. Bruce Kinney and family of II
*, Buchanan street have moved to Del
g yer to live. Doctor Kinney has bee
le- travelling out of Topeka for the la
pc, dozen years in the interests of tt
ell American Baptist Home Mission S,
h ciety. His duties and territory ha,
by been enlarged and Denver will l
ISIS more central to his work.
Mrs. Whitney Huntington of Bou
der. Colo, will arrive Sunday for
ed brief visit to Mrs Cyrus Monroe Mr.
en- Huntington is returning to her hon
,th from Minneapolis. Mimi, where 81
he has been attending the national col
err. vention of the Delta Gamma sororit
lite Mr.. Lucien Thrill is spending a fe
Dr. days in Kansas City.
IN, Miss Winifred and Miss Rober
en- Mckirahan will leave Monday ev
ISIS ming. June 80. for Chicago. Later the
will visit in Ohio and return to T,
- peka about September l.
~. Mr.. Perry Sessions is visiting frien'
in Kansas CITY today and Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Akers went
- Kansas City. Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Howard BavIer a