The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-21

We're Mrs. Robert Stone. Mrs. John
Dean. The musical part of the pro
gram was devoted to Russian compos-
ers. Those who contributed to This
| part were Mrs.T -ton Pugh, Mrs. Kari
Rankin, Mrs. E. G.. Brown, Mrs. Lee
land McAfee, Miss Ethel Grant, Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Baer have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Pearl to Mr. Russell Whaley.
The wedding will occur November Is.
Miss Baer and Mr.. Whaley both at
will live at go North Quincy street
after November "a:
The Social Service club of the First
Presbyterian church will give a free
moving picture show at Redden chap
Ell, Friday evening at 7:45. All friends
of the mission chapel are invited to
attend.
The concert to be given under the
auspices of the Day Nursery club will
be Wednesday evening at o'clock in
the First Methodist church. The pro-
gram follows:
1. a. The Wind Speaks. Grant Schaffer
b. Gypsy Love Song Herbert
d. i'"u Pr ofse Paul r. UT. h0rbay
,. a. Romance. ..-............La Forge
h
c. craco oyi Fantastiaue Pa SeqeUeed
Mrs. Daniel Muller.
r Mr. Nj: Robert Service 'Dii''
f. A. The Silver Nymph. Helms
b. The Wayside Chapel. Wilson
c. Song Of the Rivuiet ~. Pennington
Miss Cecelia Senne. -.
o. a. ScherzO in Il flat Minor. Chopin
Miss Bernice Hemus
a. Weeping Mary
b. | want to be ready
c. Deep River
How's Ny Homer
Prof Paul II. TIT. 49, -O-''ei
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In a local shoe shining parlor a few
days ago a man entered and inquired,
Can any of you direct me to a Chi
ropodist 90 There were six men in the
parlor, including the Greeks, and one
woman. The men looked intelligent
but told him they could not The Wo-
man. feeling it a chance to help some
footsore traveller, directed him to one
Followed discussion by the men as to
what such person might be. One was
sure it was for fixing your finger
nails. Yes, another agreed, Il believe
it is something like that
Again the woman felt called to en-
tighten the ignorant. AS she paid her
dime and went out she said, 1T isn't
hands, it's feet -qf ~ T.
NOteS and personal Mention.
Lieut.. Cyril Fuller is the guest of
his parents, Col and Mrs. Alyarado
Fuller. Lieutenant Fuller has been in |
France for the last year and a half. |
He went over with the 35th division, |
but was later transferred to a railroad |
division. After he receives, his dis /
charge, Lieutenant Fuller expects tG !
return to New York. |
Miss Mary Burnett has returned |
from visit to Miss Alice Lyman in !
Kansas City |
Mr.. and Mrs H ]. Crow and Miss
Emily Crow have returned from New |
ork
Miss Thelma Plat. who is in New
York on buying trip, will return to |
Topeka about the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Brown
have returned from their wedding
trip. Until their home at 1922 Elm /
wood is ready, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will be with Mrs. Browns parents. Mr.. /
and Mrs. H. S. Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Brown have re-
turned from an extended visit in the
northwest and California.
Word has been received that
Walker and Frank Williamson have
sailed from France. They are the
sons of the Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Will
hanson
Col. and Mrs. G. H Bateman, of
-ovington, Ky, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H J. Corwine.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lloyd. of Atchi-
son, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson, of Kan
ias City. will be the guests this week
If Mrs. John c. Nelson.
Mrs. o. NJ. Ethel and her son Ed
yard have returned to their home in
Denver after visit to relatives and
friends in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hail. of New
York City. arrived this morning for a
Tisit TO Mr.. Halls parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Hall, and to Mrs Halls
lister, Mrs. David Neiswanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burrow and
heir children expect to make a short
motor trip to Smith Center this week.
Mrs. Grover Dunn has returned to