The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-29

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The April meeting of the Woman's
club will be held Thursday at the
Elks club, beginning at 1890 in the
forenoon as usual. The department of
literature will meet the first hour, the
departments of education and home
economics the second hour, the de-
partments of art and civics the third
hour. Luncheon will be served at
1880 and the afternoon meeting will
begin at 2:3O. Members are asked to
get their tickets for luncheon as they
enter that those in charge may krow
how many there will be.
The afternoon meeting will be in
charge of the music and the forestry
departments. At the fore stry depart
ment meeting Mrs. A A Robinson,
the chairman of the department will
preside and Mrs. F. w. Watson, the
vice chairman, will assist Mr.. Albert
Dickens of Manhattan, dean of the
horticultural depart nent at the State
Agricultural college and state forester
will deliver the address of the after
noon.
The Topeka Art guild exhibit will
open tonight at ia West Eighth
street for private exhibition before
the members of the guild. The first
opening to the public will be Sunday
afternoon, March 80, and continue
three weeks. An admission of rs cents
will be charged for week days and a
silver offering taken on Sunday.
The pictures have arrived and most
of them have been arranged in order.
Among the artists represented are
Robert Henri, F. Luis Mora, Israel
DOskow, Joel c.. Mcmahon, Norman
Jacobson, Arthur Convey, Mary C.
Rogers and f. L. PIummer. OF par
ticular interest to Topeka people will
be "batik" designed by Mrs. Egg
mont Arens of New York, formerly
Miss Josephine Bell of Topeka, and
paintings by Mrs. Gertrude Lundborg
Richards and her husband, George
Mather Richards.
a Topeka young man, Mr.. Kenneth
Adams. has done a poster advertising
the exhibit, which is attracting great
deSn of attention.
The exhibit is of much social as
well as artistic interest to the~To-
peka people. Hosts and hostesses are
heing chosen for eacl afternoon and
evening of the three weeks. Mrs.
DE Witt g Nellis is in charge of the
social part of the exhibit and Miss
Marian Peers is chairman of the Dro-
gram committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the affair. Mr. Carl
Bolmar is president of the guild and
Mr. George NJ. Stone. president emer-
titus.
ilt hOStS ana nOSteSSeS for the
opening reception on SUNDAY after
noon when Mrs. Whittemore and Mr.
stone VIII make explanatory talks are
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Stone, Mrs.
A a Robinson, Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs
L d. Whittemore, Mrs. c. d. Skinner
Mrs r NJ. johnson. Mrs. Robert Gar,
yer, Miss Irene Horner, Mrs Dewitt
9. Nellis. Mr.. and Mrs Cady Hodge
Mr.. Carl Bolmar, Mr.. Glenwood Jones,
Mr.. L. A. Gillette
Mrs. Georgia w. ODER will entertain
at the Elks' club this evening with a
large dinner party, followed by auc-
ton bridge. Guests will be seated at
one central table and four smaller
ones, and decorations and place "a rd G
will be in roses and sweet peas. The
guest list includes: Governor and
Mrs Allen, Justice and Mrs. Silas
Porter. Senator and Mrs. Walter Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Kaths, Mrs
W II. Cammerer of Duchesne. Utah,
Mrs. Philip Myers of Minot, n. D., and
the members of the Wednesday eve
ming and Friday evening dinner-bridge
clubs with which Mrs. Ober has played
two seasons, as follows: Judge and
Mrs. c. F. Foley, Mr. and Mrs Geo
9. Bowman, DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Nc
Ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. I. r. Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. \. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. West
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Elliott Dr. and
Mrs. ]. p Raster, Mr. and Mrs Glenn
ent Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beck
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Kiene, Justice and
Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch, Mr., and Mrs
Thos j. Myers, Mrs John s. Dean
Mrs. a T. Lucas, Judge W F. School,
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\ marriage which took place Sun
day and the announcement of which
comes as a surprise to the friends of
the couple this evening, is that of
Miss Alice NJ. Waldron and Mr.. Guy
Black. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Z. ]. Kulp at the First Metho-
dist church Sunday afternoon. The
Bride and bridegroom were accompan-
led to DIR. Kulp's by Miss Gretchen
Noiland and Mr.. William Shepard, who
acted as maid of honor and best man.
Mrs. Black is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. J. w. sWaldron, of Great
Bend, formerly of Topeka, where Dr.
Waldron was pastor of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. r. church She is a grad
uate of the high school of Galena
Kansas, and has taken nine months
training at Christs hospital for a
nurse.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Black have been
employed recently by the Santa Fee
They will make their home at 1861
Polk street, where they will be at
home after short trip.
4 marriage announcement came to
the paper a few days ago stating that
the bridegroom would wear the CON
serving black suit" We are wonder
ing if it meant that he did not get a
new suit for the wedding.
Mrs Anna L January, secretary Of
the John Brown Memorial state park,