The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-06

PLAYED by little Mary Burton at the
picture show to be given the last Sat-
urday morning of this month The
show will be given at the Orpheum by
the Social Service club;
The team of the Woman's club OF
which Mrs. Glenn H. Beaver is cap
| TAIN will meet Thursday afternoon,
November II, at $3.50 O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Harrison, III
Mulvane street.
The hostesses for today at the Carl
son art exhibit at Washburn college
were: Mrs. Norman Keller. Mrs. Lee
Monroe, Mrs. j. d. Mcfarland, Mrs.
Edwin Austin, Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes.
Mrs. r. L. Copeland, Mrs. Roy Craw-
ford Mrs. C. w. Merriam. Mrs. Oscar
BonRert, Mrs. Frank FARRELL. Mrs. Matt
Weightman, Mrs. Henry V. Stearns,
Miss H Susie Sweet, Miss Genevieve
Fox, Miss Gertrude Barnes and Miss
Bernadette Huycke.
This evening the patronesses will
| include Mrs. II. K. Herr Mrs. Goldie
Mccoy, Mrs. ]. G. Rowley, Mrs Frank
! FARRELL. Mrs. ]. K. Jones, Mrs. E. H.
Forbes, Mrs. F. c. Kaths, Mrs. Bennett
Wheeler, Miss Edna Haywood.
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Mr. and Mrs b. F. Roberts. sol
Polk street, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Florence, to Mr..
Paul Gamlowski, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ M. T. Gamlowski. The wedding will
! take place Saturday, November 81. at
the brides home.
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A miscellaneous shower planned as
surprise for Miss Ruth Irene Davis
was given at her home, 251S Clay street,
Thursday evening Miss Davis mar
riage to Mr.. Howard Wark. Of Bur-
lingame, will take place next week.
There were thirty-three guests.
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Mrs. H. C. HogeRoom's team OF the
Woman's club will give their first
dance Friday evening. November IL, at
| kellam hall.
From the Army and Navy Register,
September rs: First Lieut.. William S.
| Prout, graduate Army Medical school
1919, is relieved from duty at O'Reilly
general hospital, Oteen, N. c., to re-
port for duty at Fitzsimmons general
hospital, Denver, Colo
Lieutenant Prout, Mrs. Prout and
their son. Franklin Sinclair Prout,
are visiting Mrs Prout's father. M M
Sinclair, at 1924 Central Park avenue.
Lieutenant Prout is a former Wash
burn student, and was connected for a
time with Christ hospital. He is a
nephew of Mrs Frank c. Montgomery
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At the open meeting of the Woman's
club held Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
II: o. Carney spoke on art of the
Oid world" illustrating her address
with about one hundred pictures
largely copies of masterpieces, which
she brought from the art galleries of
Europe.
Mrs. Garvey described the devasta-
ton of northern France, the bare
1lelds, the trenches and ruined villages
and the cathedrals. She told of the
are of Pompeii, Italy which has been
destroyed and covered by the lava and
ashes of Vesuvius since ~ A. D. In
the newer excavations, not yet open to
the public, she saw the homes lust as
they were when the calamity befell
them and in many of the places the
mumm1fied bodies of the people,
, sometimes huddled together in groups,
in positions showing their terror and
| despair, have been left just where
; found. beautiful water color OF
the Bay of Naples with Vesuvius in the
. background, and a head of a NeapoI-
itan girl in oil are among the pictures
which she brought. Mrs. Garvey also
visited many other art galleries in
, Italy.
In France she visited the Louvre
the largest art gallery in the world
Mrs. GarVey has great many repro
auctions of famous pictures of Eng
land and showed colored prints OF
many famous places there and in Scot
: land.
. Mrs. Garvey and Miss Annabel1e
; Carney We're accorded the privilege OF
l a private audience with Pope Benedict
XIV at the Vatican thru the COURTESY OF
Monseigner O'Hearn, the head of the
t American Papal college. Mr.. O'Hearn
is a Kansan and spent his boyhood in
' Lawrence.
Mrs. ]. Ware Butterfield has return
l ed to Washington, D. c., after q short
visit with her brother, P. D. Turner
f Byron avenue. Mrs. Butterfield was
a: principal of Euclid Avenue school
: which she left during the war to take
. a position in the public health service
!. in Washington, and will probably re
:, main some years. She retains hel
membership in the Western Sorosi.
|. and is a member of the Woman's Cit,
=. club of Washington, d. C.
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: Over in London, England, Friday
> afternoon at 3:15 o'clock Miss Nell anC
!, Miss Sara kouns gave their first bis
! formal recital, the affair being held a
; Wigmore hall. The singers have beer
! studying this summer and fall and
have had an italian tutor. They have
y also, to use the words of one of tht
= girls in writing to a Topeka friend
been brushing up on our French die
, ton"
/ The Kouns sisters have an apart
= ment which is quite near the palace
" in London and wrote an interesting &C
. count of the landing of the Prince o
Wales from his Australian trip ant
, his welcome by the English people
which they could see from the win
dows of their apartment.
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d The choir of the First Congrega
f tiona1 church had a wienie roast a
the Linge farm near Tecumseh Thurs
= day evening.
d Those in the party included: Prof
e and Mrs. Harlowe F. Dean, Mr.. AM
: Mrs. H. Ward Page, Mr.. and Mrs. J
g E. Griest, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmun'
e Linge. Mrs. L. H. Greenwood Mrs. Al
= fred Gregory, Mrs. J. D. Freeman
Miss Blanche Campbell, Miss Mariol
Munger, Miss Faye Gilbert. Miss Mar
y garet Goodrich, Miss Lois Linge, Mis-
h Louise Griest, Miss Hazel Gilbert, Mis-
5, Virginia Argenbright, Miss Doroth
It Fulton. Miss Jeanette Ortman, Mis-