The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18

at O'Clock at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. w. E. Brehm, 1858 West
street, with the Rev. Mr.. Brehm Off
ciating.
Hightower, Mrs. Tillia Small, Mrs.
. Ethel Bannister. Mrs. leila Crooker,
Mrs. Lavina Worsten and Mrs. Fannie
Busby.
Announcement is made of the mar
| riage of Miss Sue G. Herman of Win
chester, Kan. and Mr.. Clyde NJ. Web
| er of Topeka. The wedding took
place Saturday evening at o'clock at
the home of the Rev. w. E. Brehm
! at 1868 West street.
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! The children in the thirteen hun
! dred block in Western avenue gave
penny bazaar Saturday al the home
of Miss Stella McKibben, 1909 Western
avenue. The little folks have spent
all their play time for the past few
weeks with Miss McKibben, making
bean bags, whistles, book marks, little
| doll houses which were on sale at the
bazaar. The proceeds were given to
the Day Nursery at the Provident as
| ISOLATION.
Mr.. David Overmyer is starting a
new art class, studying from live mod
els which will meet Tuesday and Fri
day evenings of each week at his
studio. ~
The Topeka Art guild, the Woman's
club and the art department of Wash
/ burn college have secured an exhibit
ton of the paintings of an artist of
national repute, Mr.. John F. Carlson,
to be shown here November to II.
During the past summer Mr.. Carlson
has been associated with the Broad
moor Hotel Art academy at Colorado
| Springs.
Topeka women who will campaign
for the Republican party in Shawnee
and Wabaunsee counties and their
subjects are: Mrs. George M. Craw-
ford, THE League of Nations;" Mrs.
Mary E. Chaplin, League of Nations"
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, High Cost of Liv-
ing" Mrs. w. H. Smith, industrial
Problems" Mrs. C. I. Martin. Music
as Campaign Force Mrs. Wilbur N.
Mason, why Republican," Mrs. C.
W. Smith will talk the last week of
October in Osborne and Rocks coun-
ties on "Extrava gances of the Demo-
cratic Administration"
Miss Kathryn Albaugh will give an
address in White City, October %.
Mrs. John L. Bagby entertained at
lunch Sunday for Miss Lorraine E.
| Wooster.
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The regular meeting of the Rota
club will not be held this week. but
is postponed until Wednesday of next
week the 27th;
One of the beautiful and interest
ing scenes full of action depicting
Greek games following the rejoicing
over the Battle of Marathon in THE
Passing of the Kings" the Rota club
pageant, is taken by the Knights of
y pxrff hi IN L
DaugheAty is the soloist and Mr.. James
Mullin me Greek messenger
The K. of P.'s who will be included
in the scene as Greek youths are: Mr.
Mr.. Dave Wallace. Mr.. FIJI Meyer
iMr. Gerald H. Gately. Mr.. P. NJ
Gchernfan, Mr. A. NJ. Blackenbecker
Mr.. Fred A. Painter. Mr.. E. w. Hutch
ings, Mr.. James Mullin. Mr.. E. A
Goldsmith Mr. J. G. Bailey, Mr. Jim
1FenogIio, Mr.. Joe Fenoelio, Mr.. Fred
| Redd. Mr.. E. A. Wall. Mr.. S. c. Harris
Mr.. Cecil c. Byrd, Mr.. S. Cunningham
and Mr.. n. ]. Banister.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
The Rev. John A. McAfee will adj
dress Washburn students at the chape
hours Tuesday morning.
Miss Katherine Heefer and Miss
Martha Thompson accompanied Mis-:
Marjorie Fulton home from X u
depending the weekend as her guests
Mrs W. A. Stickel and daughter
Miss Florence Stickei, who have beer
guests at the George c. Bowman home
left today for Kansas City to visi
Mrs. Sidney Everingham. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wise ant
| daughter. Miss Verna Wise. spent tbs
weekend in Kansas City with rela
| tives.
Mrs. William A. Smith and sor
Walker William have returned to theil
home, 1119 Polk street, from Stormon
hospital.
Mr. H. L. Peppmeyer and Mr.. Ar
tSpringer left Sunday morning for tn
| Black Hills on a hunting trip. The,
| will make the trip overland.
Mr.. L. NJ. Penwell has returned
from Springfield, and Boston, Mass
Mr.. Penwell attended the Nationa
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Bos
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beerbohm hav'
returned from their honeymoon spen
in the Ozarks and are at home at 80
Topeka boulevard
Mrs Annie Blower Patten. who ha-
spent several months in California
! will remain there during the winter
Mrs. Albert Searle. who has been a
Christ hospital for several weeks. vii
be brought to the home of her sister
Mrs Sam E. Lux. Jr., Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Bushong of Oskaloos'
has returned after spending the weel
end here with her parents, DIR. am
Mrs. l. B. Bushong. s04 Underwood
Iavenue.
Miss Gertrude Lewis. who has beel
visiting her sister. Mrs Walter Pad
gett. has gone to her home in Con
cordia
Mrs Julia Farnsworth soper ha
left for New York City to sail mex
week for Naples, Italy. Mrs Sope