The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-06

L. SOHeES, MI. MltOn IaDOr,
Burgess Van Vechten, MF--H. E. Van
Dorp, Mr.. H. H. Wardin, Mr.. Harry
Wall Mr.. Al ogan and Mr.. George c.
Thompson.
Mr.. GIL. Bybee is chairman of the
reception committee for Steinberg's
hall, on the third floor. He will be.
assisted by Mr.. M. E. Linton. Mr..
George Senne, Mr.. B. J. Lempeneau.
Mr.. Edward Ernest, Mr.. Joe Nichol,
and Mr.. Chester Anderson.
| Some of the wives of the members
of. the Chamber of Commerce will
assist in the serving.
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Miss Esther Myers and Mr.. Lee
| Leonard Smith were married Wednes-
! day evening at half past six at the
parsonage of the First Christian
] church The Rev Robert ScheI per
| formed the ceremony
| The. bride, who is a graduate OF the
fine arts department of the University
of Kansas. is the daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. +. W. Myers, of Oma ha. Her
father is the pastor of the First Chris
| tian church OF Omaha. Mr.. Smith is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Ver-
million, Kan He is graduate OF
the Washburn law school, and Is now
practicing law IN Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will make their
|
will be the attraction at the Children's
Hour at the Orpheun theater Satur-
day morning. The scene of this story
is laid in Texas. and big oil field,
with pictures of oil wells in actual
! operation, is the background for a
part of the story. The other picture
will be Bobby Connolly. in a ehiidren's
picture. 1.-The Helping Hand"
Chaperons will be Mrs. D. D. RUNS
Mrs. ]. F. Winter. Mrs: William
Kercher. Mrs. David Page, Mrs. NJ. E.
Uric. Mrs. Don Muivane, Miss Helen
Estey Miss Mary Clark and Miss Mary
MacLennan.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ralph SeaFle, Bonnie View farm. The
| members of the Sisterhood are to
meet at IL o'clock at the east steps
of the state house, where autos will
Lbe waiting to. take them to Bonnie
View farm. Luncheon will be served
at Mrs searie's,
The members of the Compensation
of the English Lutheran church will
have a picnic supper Friday evening.
November I, at the church, on Sixth
and Harrison streets. Those who
come are asked to bring basket
church. Members of the church are
requested to bring contributions of
clothes and shoes for Polish relief.
| & y \
/ The CeFa mic Art club will meet at
the home of Miss Gussie Fuller, 1900
west Sixth. Friday afternoon at two
thirty.
The girls of Holbroek hall and
Hartford dormitory at Washburn, will
| have a number of house guests this
| weekend, who will be in Topeka to
attend the teachers convention. They
| will include Miss Emma Brien, Miss
| Crystal Nusbaum, Miss Ruth Ander-
son. Miss May Roth, Miss Sara h
Strahrn, Miss Mary Anna CROUCH, Miss
joy McCauiey, Miss Pauline Monroe,
Miss Ruth Peasley, Miss Lenora
| Moag, Miss Jennie Campbell, Miss
Nina Hanson and Miss Bessie Hanson.
| The Kansas State Kindergarten as
ASSOCIATIONS will have a luncheon Fri
t'day noon at twelve o'clock at the new
Lincoln school building. Mrs. Morton
White and Mrs. Samuel Lyman have
volunteered their services in manag-
| ing the luncheon. Miss Anne Bing-
| association, will be the guest of
honor Plans will be discussed for
| the meeting of the international
| kindergarten Union convention. which
is to be held in Topeka next spring.
At the luncheon prizes will be given
| to the three young women who first
| succeed in raising twenty dollars
1 towards financing the union conven-
| ton. The first prize will be given to
| Miss Matilda Moves, of Sabetha who
| was the first to give her contribution
| to the committee. The second prize
| will go to Miss Irene Taylor, of Atchi-
| son, and the third prize will be given
| to Miss Anne Bingham, of Emporia,
Pelletier's Store is giving the prizes
| A number of Topeka clubs are CO.
1 operating financially with the Kansas
| State kindergarten association. These
| clubs are the Chamber of Commerce,
the WomansN club, the Grade Prin-
cipais club, the Grade Teachers
| Child Conservation League, the Day
| Nursery club. the Spalding Reading
II Circle, the Yeoman lodge, the Pelle-
tiers Mothers club, and the Associa-
ton of coilegiate Al9 Z
II Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Bessy Cuddy, who is teaching
in Mankato this winter. will spend this
weekend in Topeka, visiting her par
II ents
Miss Hope Hartman of Cashtown
Pa is the guest. of Mr., and Mrs. j. Il
Heck, 1895 western avenue. Midi
Hartman is a niece of Mr.. Heck.
Miss Edith Stark. who is teaching
this winter, will spend the week-ent
in Topeka at her home. Miss STARK
was graduated from Washburn colleBt
last June.
/ Miss Ellen Brett, of Ponca City
Okla, viii come to Topeka this weGi
to visit friends for few days.
Il Courtney's are showing a very pleas
ing assortment of millinery this week
III ADV.
L Miss Beth Hayes. formerly of Wash
burn, will spend the weekend in To
peka, attending the Teachers conyeri
ton.
III Miss Madge Kouns. of Salina. whit
has been visiting her cousin, Mis-
Anna May Walker, has gone to Kan
sas City. She will return to spend tn
weekend at the Walker home.