The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-15

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dramatic critic on the New York Mail
World and Times. Last week he made
MS premier in the Garrick theater as
producer OF Enter, Madame starring
Glida Naresa. The dramatic papers
speak of the production as smash
and not seat has been vacant since
1T opened."-From the Betty Ann TIT
tie Tattle of the Kansas City indie
pendent.
Miss Jessie Burnett gave a luncheon
TINS noon at her home in Boswell ave-
nue. complimentary to Miss Dorothv
Crane and Miss Dorothy WahIe. two
brides-to-be of this fall Covers were
aid FOR intimate friends of the guests
y y y
Miss Ruth Kingman invited friends
this afternoon for an informal trous-
seau party at her home in Mulyane
street The guests were members of
the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority, the
Oeita Gammas and a number of older
women friends.
The men of Ambulance company
NO 3z7 held the first meeting of their
reunion Tuesday evening at Pelletier's
Tea room, following a banquet which
did not include any of the familiar
army dishes. such as slum, bully beef
or bread pudding with prunes After
the banquet officers were elected for
the year 192O-21 and include:
MI Geo. d. Rinner, Topeka, Kan,
president; Mr.. J. I. Sager, Clifton,
Kan, vice president. and Mr.. Louis R.
Smith, Chapman, Kan, secretary and
treasurer. A part of the meeting was
devoted to interesting speeches hy
members OF the organization, incl,T3
ing: Dr.. A M. Dawson, DR.. C. H. Ler-
rigo. DR.. Seth L. Cox, all of Topeka
Charles Blosser and Mr.. Maurice Nc
Donaid' both OF Concordia, and Mr..
ICIaude Galbraith of Lost Springs, Kan.
memorial written by Mr.. T. H.
EuWer, former secretary and treas
urer, was read by Mr.. Scoville David
son, former president OF the organiza-
ton. The ambulance men who have
passed on include Lyman e. Rice WIS
died in Limoges. France. Mr.. Clare
Van Tassell, who also died in Ii
moges, Mr.. Robert Hayden Kendall.
whose death occurred in New Mexico
Mr: John Griffith. who died at Topeka,
and MT. Waldo Mcpherson, who died
in Chicago.
Covers were laid at the banouet
FOR the following men: Drs C. H. Ler-
ngo. J. A. Crabb, A. NJ. Dawson, Seth
L. Cox Robt NJ. Balch, of Neodesha.
Boggs. Earl Brown, Ira, Burkholder,
Paul L. Bush, Lloyd ]. Cochran. Of
Topeka; Volney C. CottIe, of Ross
vile. Kan; Scoville e. Davidson, T.
n; Euwer, Of Topeka; Loren ElNott,
Walter and Frank Kendall, RileylLar-
kin, of Harrington. Kan; Elmer 3.
Euwer, of Goodland. Kan; Fred Frey.
OF Elnont,. Kan; James E. Heberling,
OF Overlook, Kan; Leo Helm, NY
ron s. Kelsey, Kenneth Kirkpatrick,
Claude Q. Leonard, Roy Luthye, Archie
Maze. of Topeka; Chester r. jackson.
OF Elmont. Kan; Phillip E. Oyler, of
Lyndon. Kan; George d. Rinner, Rob-
ert Romig, John Rundus, of Topeka;
James L. Sager. of Clifton. kan;
Rookie M. Singer, Louis r. Smith,
Woodward A. Smith, Otis F. Snyder,
Of Topekas Joseph +. wiesner, of
Meridian, Kan; Frank Williamson, of
Topeka; Oliver B. Wilson, of Casper,
Wyo.; Robert Woodford, of Silver
son, John Ripley. Arthur Shakeshaft,
Forest Rice. Dwight T. Ream, CLAYTON
Kline. of Topeka: Claude Galbraith,
of Lost Springs, Kan.
This afternoon the men attended
the Fair in e body, and this evening
thoy will have watermelon party at
the farm of Mr.. Myron Kelsey in Oak
land. Thursday evening the farewell
gathering of the reunion will be held
in the Washburn Gym with a dane
ing and card party. Dancing will be-
8" a. . . 'i0c
Mrs. Albert Neese's division of the
Woman's club will give a dance Fri
day evening at Kellam Hall. Punch |
Will be served.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Craig and
Miss Gladys Craig, formerly of To-
peka, but now of Orlando, Fla, are
spending the week visiting Dr. and |
Mrs. H. A. Steinmeyer. Mrs. David
Weeks and Mr. Charles WaeLS of Pail. |
view are also guests at the Steinmeyer
home. |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gray Adams of Chi |
cago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Arthur |
J. Carruth. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams |
formerly made their home here.
See Doering for all kinds of paint |
pos Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Mrs. ]. M Currier, who's has spent /
the summer in the east studying, has |
returned home.
Miss Winifred wiggam. who has
been the guest of Miss Jessie Burnett, /
aas returned to her home in Emporia-
Mrs. Morris Milan and little daugh-
er have returned to their home. 334
Fillmore street. from local hospital.
Miss Faye Knox has gone to Bald
win to enter her third year at Baker
Mr.. Eddie Funk. 5r, will leave
Thursday for Mexico, Mo. to attend
he Missouri Military academy.
DR.. Warren E. Jeffrey Phone 702.
Extraction of teeth. 7o6 Kansas ave.
ADV.
Mrs E. F. Lehman and three sons
lave returned to their home in Seneca
rom a visit to Mr.. and Mrs W. Sho-
Der. Ills Garfield avenue. Mr. VIII
Shober. who has also been a visitor
t the Shober home. has returned to |
lis home in Powhattan-
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