The Topeka state journal., 1920-04-05
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWs

The Iuter-se club will meet at
dinner tonight at 6:So o'clock at the Cham
ber OF Commerce.
The regular meeting of the Topeka min
isterial alliance was held this morning at
the Central y. NJ. &. A.
Miss Matilda Darby, senior at Washburn.
will teach Spanish and French at the high
! school at Arkansas City, Kan, next year.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
You are sure of your next winters coal
II you belong to Pepps Coal Savings Plan.
| Topeka Coal Co., Elks Bldg. Phone 4S2.
ADV.
Scout masters and assistant scout mas
ters of Topeka will attend a luncheon at
the Central Y. NJ. c. A, at o'clock this
evening.
Miss Wilma Eaton, who attends the
state agricultural college at Manhatton,
spent the week end with Miss Frances Hol-
man of this city
The stripping machine he manufactures
will be the subject Of talk before the Co
operative club by Il. NJ Bracket at the
Elks club Tuesday night.
The beginners shoot of the Topeka Gun
club, to have been held Tuesday afternoon.
has been postponed until Tuesday, April
Is. according to A. r. Springer, secretary
Miss Ida Burkholder. who was graduated
from Washburn in 1917, will teach next
year at Highland Park school. She has
been teaching at Saffordville for two years.
An address by Or. J. NJ. Gray. pastor of
the Grand Avenue Methodist church ban, kan-
club of the First Methodist church at
o'clock tonight.
The half century" and the second vol
ley ball teams of the Central Y. NJ. c. A,
who played In Lawrence Saturday night,
lost three out of four games to their Law
renee opponents.
Topeka citizens must shovel the snow
from their walks at once, according to Chief
Hannah. Arrests will be made in accord
ance with the ordinance he says, unless the
provisions are obeyed and the sidewalks
cleared.
Miss Isabel Oracle, business secretary of
the West Side Y. w. c. A of Chicago,
is in Topeka with her sister, Miss Faye
merly lived in Topeka and was among the
most active members of the local Y. W.
L. A.
expected to begin today, as a result of the
opposition of the freshmen to wearing the
freshmen caps. According to a decree of
the upper classmen, issued several years
ago, all freshmen must wear the distinc-
tive millinery from Easter until commence
ment.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Shawnee County Medical society will be
held at Christ hospital at 10 O'Clock Mon
day evening. The following physicians
will be on the program: Dr. NJ. B. Miller,
actinmycosis: DR.. {. f. Menninger. maras
mus: DIR. X. A. Menninger. transverse
myelitis and brain syphilis; w. F. Bowen,
cases.
Sixty fathers will be guests of their sons
at the father son banquet to be given by
the Hi Y club at the high school cafeteria
this evening at 80 O'Clock. Dwight Olan-
der president of the Hi club, will be
toastmaster and Clyde Hartford. state Hi
secretary. will show stereopticon slides of
the \. NJ. G. A. camp at Elmdale, Kan.
The banquet will be the first of the kind
held by the Hi Y.
One of the best productions ever given
by the musical department of the Topeka
high school will be the operetta, The
Bo'sn's Bride to be presented April 23.
Thte boys and girls glee club and the
high school orchestra, which are to take
part in the operetta, have been working
industriously on the production for several
weeks under the direction of Miss Grace
schools.
Alva Morris and Ralph Morris. brothers.
both ex-service men, we're the bridegrooms
IN double wedding Saturday In Topeka;
Leonardville, Kan, and Ralph married
Topeka girl, Miss Wilma Litz. The cere-
parents, 415 Kansas avenue, with the Rev.
A. K. Gregory, pastor Of the First Congre-
gational church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Morris will make their home in Man
haitian. where the bridegroom has a posi-
ton in the government school Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Morris will live here
Seven Washburn students, five women
and two men, who have participated in at
least one intercollegiate debate or oratori-
cal contest this year, will become members
of the local chapter of Phi Kappa Delta,
national forensic fraternity. They are
Mabel Taylor and Laura Rohrer, Junction
City; Helen Jorgenson, Hayward. Wis
Mary Marie Wentz, Valley Falls; Florence
Meisner. Bern; Edward Binger, Topeka,
and George McCaustland, Buckland. Dean
u. L. McEachron of the Washburn arts
department will be given honorary mem
bership because of his interest in oratory
and debating.
The Mems Glee club of Washburn col
lege will be heard in concert in McYicar
chapel Tuesday evening at s o'clock. Sew
eral solos will be given, including num-
bers by Prof. Harlow Fem Dean, director.
Members of the quartet are Clayton Wolfe,
first tenor; Hugh Russell. second tenor;
Lyman King, first bass; King Cady, sec
ond bass. The twenty-five men in the
Glee club are: First tenors-HarrisOn
Becker. Leslie Griswold, William Neis-
wanger. Clayton Wolfe; second tenors-
Theodore jenkins, James Lindsay, Elwood
Cakes, Hugh Russell. Burgoyne Griffing,
CASTOR Ronchi; first basses-Lyman King,
Bryan Hoffman, Omer Raines, Kenneth
Hobbs, Robert Bell. Marion Black.
ond besses-John Barstow, Dan Gugler,
King Cady, Vincent Westrup. George
Greenwood, Hill Hamilton. Doris CARRIER
is accompanist.