The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-29

the practice of. law. was graduated
from the Washburn law school in
June.
Mrs. Thomas Creary gave a lunch
con this noon at her home. I'LL Har-
rison street, for Mrs. Roger Van Hook
Of Colorado Springs, who is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Frank G. Lagerstrom
and Mrs. z. T. Hazen. Autumn field
flowers were used in decorating the
table. There were places for eight.
Mrs Lagerstrom will entertain very
informally Thursday afternoon at her
home for Mrs Van Hook and also for
Mrs. Luther Coppock of Albuquerque.
n. NJ. Mrs. Coppock is the guest of
Mrs. C. Moore of Harrison street. The
guests will include a few friends of
both the honor. guests.
Miss Adele Kellogg will leave
Thursday to spend the winter in Los
Angeles, studying at the Marian Nor
gan school of dancing. Miss Kellogg
has danced a number of times here
and will be remembered having taken
part in the American Legion circus
kellogg. who has been stationed at
Honolulu, is en- route to Los Angeles,
and will be there until December when
he expects to be sent to Panama.
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The Crosby Bros. Company. Ena-
company, J. W. jenkins Son Music
company. Roehr's and Guilds will all
take part in an entertainment TO be
given Thursday evening at the Topeka
high school auditorium-
The women of the West Side Chris
tan church will have a food sale at
the Pelletier store next Saturday, Oc-
tober 2. The sale will begin at 3
o'clock in the morning and all kinds of
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The proceeds will be given to the gem
eraI fund of the church.
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| The children who come to the
| Story Hour club Saturday afternoon
/ at Pelletier's at o'clock will hear
stories about the rocks and stones.
} A concert will precede the stories and
there will be GANGS and dancing.
| The A r. C. club will have their
| ternoon at the home of Mrs. T j.
! Cunningham, 1895 Grand street.
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! The first meeting of the P. E.
| o. Sisterhood for the coming year
will be held Friday, October l. at the
Boswell avenue. A / o'clock luncheon
will be followed by a business meeting,
payment of dues and a program. All
members of Al chapter are expected
! to be present and all other P. E. o.
sisters have been invited to attend
The first meeting this season of the
washburn Faculty club will be held
Monday evening at. Boswell hall
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| The educational department of the
Woman's club is planning an interest
ing program for the winter. The first
/ number will be an illustrated talk on
Russia and Her People" given by the
Rev John w. Rahil of the Central
! CONGREGATIONAL church. Mrs. McCar-
ter will give talk along educational
| lines, DR.. S. S. Estey will speak and
| there will also be a number of other
| interesting speakers during the winter.
| At one meeting the ten months school
| question will be discussed.
Mrs. ]. H. Luxton is chairman OF
| this department.; Mrs. L. c. Harbaugh,
vice chairman. and Mrs. r. r. Roll
man, secretary.
Mrs. Ada Douthitt Carr of the Kansas
| Good Roads association is speaking
before the various clubs of the city
on the good roads amendment and Will
also speak before the various meetings
| of the different declarations over the
state Thursday afternoon Mrs. Carr
will speak at the meeting of the West
Side Forestry club.
| Several of the clubs of Topeka will
be represented at the meeting of the
| Kansas Federation of Womens clubs
of the First district to be held in
Atchison next Tuesday, Wednesday
| and Thursday.
| Mrs. W. W. Kitchell and DR.. Flor
ence Sherbon will go from the Sorosls
club and Mrs. c. E. Herr, Mrs T. =
| Dean, Mrs. j. NJ. Quail and Mrs w. 5
Amos, all of the Tuesday Study club,
are planning to attend.
| Mrs A. H. Byers, treasurer OF the
First district; Mrs. E. P. Benton, MIS-;
NJ. E. McLoud, Mrs. Festus Foster ana
members of the Woman's club, are
! planning to attend.
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| ITS curious said a Thirty-f4fth
/ division man last night as he watched
the parade coming down the avenue
and heard the bands playing "Old
GRAY Mare" what an effect that old
piece can have on a fellow. I've been
| so tired that I could hardly walk and
| have seen our whole company so dead
| tired sleepy and worn out that they
| began falling out and laying down by
| the road side over yonder but when
| the band began to play the first meas
/ ure you began to struggle in an effort
to get up and by the time a dozen
notes of the old piece had been played
you were on your feet again and were
plodding forward once more thru the
/ mud and the rain
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The boys of the Kansas University
Il band who came up Tuesday and sere-
naded Governor Allen. Senators Cap
II per and Curtis and the two newsPa-
II pers were entertained with an II
O'Clock lunch Tuesday evening at the
II Chocolate Shop by Mr.. Fred Voiland.
Mr.. H. J. Herb is leader Of the or
ganization, which includes forty-twc
members
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Fast of Burlin-
game announce the marriage of their
daughter Gladys to Mr.. Ernest S. Lew