The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-28

their absence their home will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Peletier.
who have been planning to spend the
winter in Topeka.
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Miss Mary Alexander. who has been
taking a post graduate course in pub
lie health nursing in Chicago, surprised
her family and friends by arriving in
Topeka Thursday. They hadn't ex-
pected her for a week yet. Miss Alex
ander has a position with the Public
Health Nursing association of Topeka.
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The music department of the Wom-
ans club met this afternoon at the Y
w. {. A. for the purpose of organizing
n ladies' chorus. Dean Henry V.
Stearns of Washburn will. direct the
chorus.
A great deal of enthusiasm has been
shown by the women of the depart
ment in this step and they believe it
will be the nucleus for strong
ganization in later months. This
chorus is open to any woman's club
member whether or not they belong
to the music department
Mr.. Stearns hopes to have the
chorus ready to sing at the January
meeting. One of the first things they
will work on is "Agnus Der by
Busoni.
Among musicians who have Joined
the chorus are: Mrs. George H. AL
len. Mrs. W. W. Wikidal, Mrs. Charles
Joslin, Mrs. Ralph H. Morehouse, Mrs.
Glen Deaver, Mrs. c. A. Wolf. Mrs. w.
E. Bulls, Mrs. Roy Towne. Mrs. Frank
Sturges. Mrs. E. G. Foster, Mrs e. G.
Hughes, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Stearns,
Mrs. H. c. Pribble and Mrs. Harry L.
Rhodes Mrs. Claude F.. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble and Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland will en-
tertain at a dancing party at the
Country club this evening. They have
asked a great many guests, making it
one of the largest informal dances of
the year.
THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE IN
OUR TOWN
Who were on the avenue at for
| hidden hours this early morning and
they undoubtedly would have been
questioned Its ten after six, said
| the man, which is the dead line" So
they rose and dressed and started out.
| How deserted the avenue is at this
| time remarked the woman. land
conserving lights makes it seem so
dark At the restaurant door they
stopped Not open! But it always
is at 6:3O-this is no special day.,
| said the woman. Tom look at your
| watch" He looked and it was half
past O'Clock!
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. Walter Wood, quarterback on
| the Kansas university team, is in
Topeka for the week end, the guest
of Mr.. Charles Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Paxton and Miss
Mary Paxton spent Thanksgiving in
Kansas City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr..
| and Mrs. Forest Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Southwick attended the *. t.
| Missouri game.
| Miss Helen Guild of Hiawatha was
in Topeka Wednesday,. She went TO
| Lawrence to attend the foe tball game.
Mrs. John DeMars went to Okla
noma Cityto spend Thanksgiving with
her mother, Mrs. Richardson.
Miss Margaret Bell is in Junction
City for the wedding of her friend,
| Miss Marsuerite Jones. Miss Bell has
charge of the. music at the wedding.
Mrs. A. J. Spicy of Frankfort and
| Miss Adelaide Seeds, who teaches ir
\ Clyde, Kan, are the guests of their
/ parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seeds, IN
! College avenue.
Mr.. George Staebler and his son,
George, Jr., ,,went to the football game
in Lawrence Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton have
returned from an eastern trip.
Mr.. Robert Reed, of Parsons, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Reed. Mrs NJ A
! Reed, of Mount Ray. Colo. the mother
I of Mr.. Reed is here for visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl p. Bolmar will
move tomorrow from ZIG West
Twelfth street to the NicoI home. 316
Harrison street. This house is being
made into a duplex and the Bolmars
will have the lower apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell Black and their
/ children spent Thursday in Kansas
City with Mrs. Blacks parents.
Miss Effie Graham has been asked