The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-11
by Miss Virginia Biscoe. was well ex-

by Miss Virginia Biscoe. was well ex-
eeuted
Little Miss Dorothy Nelson recited
James Whiteomb Riley's '"The Bear
Story" as her first number, followed
later with 1.-THE Pert Chicken" An
sWering the encore for the last num-
Der, she gave Poor Fly on the Wall,
The little girls performance was most
creditahle and speaks we'll for her fu-
ture attainments should she continue
her studies in this line.
A whistling solo by Miss Florence
Fair was one of the best numbers on
the program and was fully appreciated
by the audience.
Two violin solos by Robert Service
were good and deserve special men
The reading. "Philander Belongs
Mistake" by Miss Lena Baxter was
much enjoyed. Miss Baxter has an
easy stage presence and her style In
reeiting is natural and pleasing.
The piano solo by Miss Bernice He
mus and the vocal solo by Mr.. Roy
Naylor were both good.
The most ambitious number on the
program was, perhaps, that of the
quartet composed of Miss Florence
Rowe, Miss Mabel Rowe, Mr.. Dean
Van Ness and Mr.. W. NJ. Van Ness
These vocalists are So well known that
no other comment on their singing is
necessary, other than to say that it
was fully up to their excellent stand
ard.
A. V. Lindell is to be cashier of the
Kaw Valley National bank which will
begin business in North Topeka within
a short time. Until the new building
which is to be erected at the south
east corner of Kansas avenue and
Laurent street is finished, the hank
do I1a1CJ in
hardware store. Mr.. Lindell has been
cashier of the Shawnee State bank for
many years and has an extensive ac-
auaintance among the farmers OF
Shawnee and adjacent counties, He
is widely known among the business
men of the city. Mr.. Lindell was for
merly employed in the office of the
the term of Frank Nelson, Fesigning
to take the position of cashier at the
Shawnee bank.
The program for the memorial
services for deceased members of Eu-
gene lodge No. 10 and Rebekah lodge,
and deceased members of those be-
longing to the orders will be given
this evening at the hall as follows:
Singing of opening ode; prayer by
chaplain; instrumental music, Eliza
beth Schenok; address by William A.
Biby; solo, Ralph Gabriel, After the
program refreshments will be served
]. w. GraybilI. grand master work
man of Newton, Kan, who was to
have addressed the members of Star
lodge No. 20, A. o. U. W., this evening,
will be unable to be present. He will
make his address June IS. With the
exception of this address, the pro-
gram will be given this evening as
planned.
Notes and Personals.
Charles E. Suit. 1927 Jackson street
has gone to West Parkersburg, Va, to
visit his mother.
Harold Warnock, who has been in
Leavenworth, returned without the
expected Dodge ear.
]. c. Snediker is in Concordia on
business today.
VIM. Autry has returned from a
short stay. in HarVeyvilleNKan.
E. G. Messenger is employed at the
National Oil Refining company's sta
ton at 702 Jackson street.
Mr.. Sam Kane, an old time resident
of North Topeka, is visiting old friends
on the North side. Mr.. Kane is from
Texas.
Amity lodge No. 2s1, K. of p,
served ice cream, Strawberries, cake
and coffee Monday evening to No. as
who were victors in the membership
COHLeSL AeIu recently A1nlIy lodge
also initiated two candidates. e
Dance Friday night at NJ. w, A. hall
over Shawnee State bank.-Adv.
Mrs. Christina Fravel, aged IS, died
yesterday at 1890 o'clock at her
home, 400 Logan street The burial
will be in Louisville. Kan, on Thurs
day. Mrs. Fravel is survived by tive
sons, Elmer Nihart, of Topeka; Harry
Nihart, of Louisville, and two daugh.
ters, Mrs. ZELDA Balm, of Los Angeles
Cal, and Mrs. Minnie Green, of Oak
land. Cal, and a granddaughter, Miss
Mabel TollefsoH.
For moving and general truck haul.
ing. w. E. Robinson. Phone 1742.-
Adv.
Miss Marie Johnston and Miss DORIS
Adams entertained at a farewell part,
given in honor of Miss Nellie Ward
Those present were Nellie Ward, liza.
bel Waychoff. Ray Parnen, Claud,
Wayehoff, Dillon Fisher, Olive Fisher
Cletus Buehrer, Marie Wilson, Leor
King, Lindsay Lyons, Emma Semple
Effie Dean, Pearl Dean, Faith Dean
Ruth Jackman, Leena Gordon, Harr,
Jackman, Rolla Gordon, Lucill,
Fisher, Helen Stein, Freda Johnston
| Vivian Barker, Clarence Barker, EN-
NETT Sutton, Charles Suit, Rollt
Davey, Eleanor Sutton, Dora Adams
Mrs. Waycheff, Mr.. and Mrs. King
Mr.. and Mrs. Warboy. Mr.. and Mrs
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