The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-17

studied music: Miss Rose Gilberg.
Miss Helen Hollar, Miss Louise Fow-
| Ter, Miss Jane Peterson, Miss Edna
Cook, Miss Helma Sholund, Miss Ma
bel Eastberg. Miss Rebeccah Gartner,
Miss Besse Foth. Miss Estelie 10th.
Mrs. Frank Squires entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home this
afternoon.
A subscription party to be given
next week at kellam Hall is in charge
of Mr.. Frank Fable and Mr.. Stanley
Copeland.
A typewriter announcement Of
the engagement of Miss Pearl Baer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Baer,
to Mr.. j. r. Whaley reached this desk
a few days ago and was run as sent.
the unsuspecting S. r. Supposing 1t TO
be official. Instead it was the idea of
some funny person, who saw a joke
in the item on somebody, and was not
only incorrect, but untruthful. 1t was
unfortunate that the matter was slip
ped over, and the joker is warned that
it will not happen again
Mr.. and Mrs. Rella Howdin, of
Skidmore. are visiting Mrs. Howdin's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Gilmore.
1903 West Tenth street. The young
couple attended Kansas university the
last year and before leaving Lawrence
enjoyed a big party Friday night. The
next day the guests went to Kansas
City to, a\theater. Mrs. Gladys Bitter
Blachert, of Topeka, attended the
party.
The all day meeting of the Woman's
society of the Central Congregational
church Wednesday will be held on the
lawn of the home of Mrs. c. j. Evans
1918 Buchanan street, instead of at
the church as previously announced.
The members. with their lunch bas-
kets' are expected at Il o'clock
The Political Science club will hold
it's annual picnic Friday afternoon on
the grounds of Mrs. Henry W. Roby's
home, 2101 Kansas avenue. Mrs.
John Lloyd Bagby, Mrs. c. j. Evans
and Mrs. Homer Folz, who had lunch
con together at the Y. w. c. A. yes
terday, discussed the plans for the
affair. There is an air of mystery
given to the gathering. There is to
be distinguished visitor at the pic
| nic,e the identity of whom is being
kept a secret by the committee. The
only way that the members can know
who the visitor is will be to attend
the picnic. 1t is hoped that every
member will be present.
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Miss Rose Gilberg, we'll known To-
peka singer. will appear in concert at
the Orpheum theater Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Mr.. Elmer OLSON
| will accompany her on the piano, and
Miss Ada Harper will render several
piano solos. The concert will be free
to Topeka music lovers. Miss Gill
berg, who has been studying under
Herman Devries, of Chicago. is spend
ing a few weeks with her parents in
Topeka.
Lieut.. Reed Morrison, who is still
| in France, has II figured out how far
he is from home. as told in a recent
letter to his mother. Mrs. T. S. Nor
rison. A colored soldier asked him,
BOSS. do you ali know how far you
are from homer" and then answered
his own question. You're five thou
| sand miles and three months from
there"
The recital which was to have been
given by Thelma Hook. pupil of
Prof Daniel Muller, last SATURDAY.
| afternoon. and which was postponed
| on account of the rain. will he held
| this evening at the Muller School of
| Music. corner of Twelfth and Clay
streets. The public is cordially in
| vited
| NEWS mas IedCneO Topeka OF the
| engagement of Miss Jane Kingan of
| Trinidad. Colo. who formerly lived in
Topeka. and was well known in col
| lege circles, to Mr.. Ralph Shelly of
Atchison. son of Dr.. and Mrs. f. T
Shelly of that city. The wedding will
occur early newt month
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. W. Kouns is in Lawrence for
a few davs.
Mrs r. p. Thompson Mrs. Grace