The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-25

Mrs. W. S. Galloway, Mr.. Otis Allen,
Mrs. Frank Organ and Mrs. B. P.
Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett is chairman of
the committee on tickets. 1t is neces-
sary that these tickets be bought as
early as possible that those in charge
may know how many plates to order,
Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger gave
pupils recital this afternoon at her
home for the following: Juanita Ken
drich, Helen Brehm, Belva Webster,
Sarah Mason, Florence Eaton, Jean
Beverly, Idalene Ferguson, Helen
Boggs. Barbara Pollosk. Lola Molz,
Geraldine Lindblade, Helen Laird.
Adelaide Newell, Ruth Romig and
Josephine Buck.
About two hundred guests called last
evening at the reception given by the
county unit of the w. c. T. L. at the
home of Mrs. B. NJ. Davies in West
Sixth street. The guest were received
by Mrs. Clara Baker, Mrs. Nettie En-
sign, Mrs. Clara Currie, Mrs. Lillian
Mitchner, Mrs. Davies, Senator Arthur
Capper. Mrs. Sadie Lewis, Mrs. Nellie
Parker. Mrs. Emma Grover Mrs Ida
Walker, Miss Mabel Jones.
An interesting program of music
and talks was given. Mrs. Mitchner
made an interesting talk on the w. c.
T. L. war work and paid a tribute to
the work done by Senator Capper as
governor of the state Senator Cap
per made short reply. Mrs. David
Mulvane gave greetings from the
Woman's council of defense.
The state officers of the w. C. T L
who came up from Kansas City Friday
were especial guests
The high school annual will be edit
ed this year by the juniors. sub seniors
and seniors of the school. The staff
includes: Olin Buck, editor-in-c chief;
Henry Eller, Lucille Johnston and
Morris Sewers, associate editors;
John Fernstrom, business manager,
and Charles Holman, assistant bust
ness manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Bresford an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Helen Lucille, to Mr.. Guy A Ster-
rett. The wedding took place on
July 80.
Mrs. Eli G. Foster entertained the
Portia club this week at her home in
West Sixth street at one o'clock lunch
con. Miss Anthony, who is a talented
linguist, gave the program for the aft
ernoon. She gave TRANSACTIONS from
the French magazine. "LIllustra-
tone Mrs. Ed Frizell was a guest
of the club.
AS THE ACTOR SEES KANSAS.
islands for Atchison, good for
one night. B-stands for Burlingame,
for matinee all right. C-for Clay
Center, small money and yaps. D
for Dodge City, break even, perhaps.
Islands for Emporia, a Saturday
night stand. F,-is for Fredonia you
must have a band. G-for Galena,
for ten, twent and thirts. HIS for
Hays, and the getting there hurts.
Independence, fills in on the tour.
for Junction City. capacity sure.
K-Kansas City. big coin in the west.
L-Leavenworth, just one night at its
best M-Manhattan, not much of a
haul. Newton. the jay town of
come late. P-is for Pittsburg, and
Pratt, both great Q-is for Quaker,
gross one-ninety-nine. R-is for
Rosedale. the s. r. o. sign. S-for
SaIina. for big shows 0. k. Topeka
where none like to play. us for
Falls. sold out in advance W
Wamego. always a doubt. X-Xenia,
got in and get out Y-is for Yates
Center. the management cheap. I
is for Zarah, you'n stand EN- ten
deep" In the twenty-six letters the
alpha bets got. not one stands for
Wichita, none in the lot I wouldn't
insult that letter you Sc, can't stand
for witch and it can't stand for me
\. s A
musical program will be given at
the Daniel Muller school of music at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon to which the
public is invited. A program will be
furnished by some of the advanced
pupils.
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All persons wishing to attend the
luncheon Of the Native Sons and
Daughters of Kansas to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce, "Wednesday
January 90. should secure their tick
cts not later than the evening of Tues
day January IS The enterta inment
committee must know beforehand the
number of guests to be provided for
and no reservations for plates for the
luncheon Will be made on Wednesday
Special attention will be given 20
those persons born in Kansas in ter
riteriaI days, or who moved to Kansas
in the territorial period. P. l. Bone
brake is chairman of the territorial
committee Among those pioneers in
the settlement of the state who will