The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08

are spending today in BnrlinGame.
Miss Gussfe Fuller is in charge, en-
tries on the dressed dolls, darning and
mending, fancy work, practical sewing
and all exhibits connected with this
department. must be entered by 5
O. clock Friday evening.
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Members of the Woman's club who
desire to continue their membership
| have been asked that their dues ror
| the coming year be in the hands of
| the treasurer, Mrs Otto B. Cutler. 919
Harrison street, on or by September
1 5, as their membership will lapse on
this date unless payment is made.
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Miss Irene De Nun, violin pupil of
| Miss Fayeben Williams. will appear in
recital Thursday evening at Miss Will
| llams' home, 1898 Clay street Mr..
John Russell De Nun will furnish the
piano accomplishments. Miss De Nun
will enter the fine arts department in
Washburn this fall
| The Welcome-In club of the First
Methodist church will meet Friday
| afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Mrs F. H. Wright. 1913 West Eighth
avenue.
Announcements have been received
| telling of the marriage of Miss Lillian
| Young, of New Haven, Conn, and Mr..
| Harry E. Hope, formerly of Topeka
| but now of Connecticut. The mar
rage took place August in New
| Haven.
| Mr.. Hope is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
| A A. Hope. of Topeka. He is a grad
| uate of the Topeka High school and
| also attended the Kansas State Aeri-
years overseas with the Fourteenth
| Engineers. He is now in the employ
| of the New York. New Haven and
| Hartford railway, and he and his bride
are making their home in New Haven.
| The Toltec Rite girls. the wah-ho
quahs, will give a dance Friday eve
ming at Keliam hall.
| The dancing season at the Elks club
will open next month with a dinner
| dance which will probably be given
| October s, altho no definite date has
| been set as yet. The dances will be
given every other week during the
/ winter.
Each month. following the regular
| meetings of the lodge there will be a
| program. George Godfrey Moore will
give one entertainment, the Meister-
singers another and arrangements are
| being made by the committee, Mr.. Ora
lines. chairman, Mr.. Charles eleven
| ger. Mr.. Frank Middleton, Mr.. c w.
| Seeley and Mr.. Art Springer for other
| good programs.
| Following the initiation to be held
this evening. a group of Santa Fe Of
flee girls will give THE Vaudeville
Revue directed by Miss Helen Camp
| bell. Those in the cast are: Miss
Edna Trump Curtis. Miss Bernice
| Mower. Miss May Elbreder Miss
Dorothy Snyder. Miss Edith Holland.
Miss Emma. Lou Westbrook Miss Mag
gle Packard and Miss Pearl Main.
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| The meeting of the Missionary So
| ciety of the Central Park Christia n
| church to have been held Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. H H
| Bair, has been changed to the church
| The boys at the Alpha Delta house
| this year will be; Mr.. Pearce Aul. of
Joplin, Mo; Mr.. Arthur Bell. of Os-
horne; Mr.. Ira Byler. of Newton; Mr..
| Leslie and Mr.. L. Ruben Forney, of
| Woodward. Okla; Mr.. William Geiger.
| of Osborne; Mr. Harold Graves. of
| Larned: Mr.. Luke Hahn. of Newton;
| Mr.. Mill Hamilton. of Severance: Mr..
Jan e: Jamison. of Osborne; Mr. Mar
renee Woodward, of Osborne.
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Prof. and Mrs. c. S. Lopez. who
| have been making their home in San
Antonio. Tex, the past two years are
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| their residence in their home on Bos-
| well avenue. Prof. Lopez will have
charge of the engineering classes at
the college.
| Miss Flora Harrington. of Kansas
| City. will be the guest of honor this
evening at a miscellaneous shower to
be given for her at the ]. F. Jones
| home in Buchanan street with Miss
| Nara Jones, Miss Hazel Jones and
Mrs. Roscoe Graves as hostesses. The
guests will include: Miss Harrington.
Mrs Thomas Amory Lee, Mrs. Carl
Lingo. Mrs. Howard Searle. Miss Ruth
Gcnevieve Mcmillan. Miss Florence
Fair, Miss Dorothy Foster. Miss Ma
rian Lerrigo, Miss Christina Ward.
i Miss Violet Schlegel. Miss Gertrude
| Wheeler. Miss Inez Cornell. Miss Mar
garet Whittemore. Miss Mabel Jones,
Miss Theo. Cobb, Miss Gwendolyn
Shakeshaft, Miss Marie Crawford
ertson and Miss Ruth Thompson.
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THERE ARE WOMEN
IN OUR TOWN
Who are changing the old order OF
things. In former years the women
who could talk in Intelligent man.
ner of prize fights. heavyweight
thing connected with the fistic art were
as rare as five-cent street car fare
would be today. Now it's all cha nged
They read the sport colin in the pa
pcrs. they watch the bulletin board for
news of the fight and Monday over
half of the calls coming In at the State
| Journal office inQuiring about the
battle at Benton Harbor were from
| women Perhaps they called for
their husbands" suggested someone