The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-22

of the seaside I'D preceding the
stories there will be a fifteen minute
concert by Miss Marjorie Glasgow.
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The young men and women of the
San Grael class of the First Methodist
Sunday school will have a picnic sup
per at waterworks park Friday eve
ning.s
The Pelletier's Mothers club will
meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the tea room. Mrs. L. P. Dittemore,
speak and Miss Lola Morrison will
sing.
Following the Rota club dinner
Wednesday night at the Eiks' club lit
tie Miss Katharine McCracken sang
several numbers with Miss Myrtle
Radcliffe accompanying. Miss Stella
Nash read a paper on MY Work as
Editor of the Womens Page of the
capper Farm Papers"
Miss Jean Louise St. John. a third
year pupil of Mrs. f. A. Mccoy, will
give a recital Friday evening at Mrs.
McCoy's home, 210 Knox street. Miss
st. John will be given the award of
merdit for conscientious work in voice
culture dramatic art and expression.
The program will include two cut
tings from The Littlest Rebel and
"Pollyanna;" monologs. lover the
Balester," and THE Suburbanite" and
story. THE Boy WhS Was Scaret."
Miss Eliza beth Anderson, violinist. will
assist, as will also Miss Helen Harper,
who will give an Oriental costume
dance.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who lives on one of the street car
lines which reach some distance out
of the city. Some of the passengers
working down town are always late for
the car and come on the run. 1t is
not an uncommon thing to see man
run for the car and when he reaches
a seat inside, pull out "a buttonhook
from his pocket and finish buttoning
! his shoes The men are becoming so
adept that they can button a collar
and even tie a four-in-hand while on
the gallop. The other morning one
young person was seen to stealthily
draw out a needle and thread and sew
a button on her coat The other eve
ming the woman in our town was the
only passenger on the car and as she
did not have her hair up to suit her,
out came the pins and down came the
hair 1t was all recombed, pins in
place and hair net on by the time
| the car had stopped to take on pas
senger.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cross of 919 East Eighth
street, announces the engagement of
Cross, to Mr.. Paul Dalrymple OF To-
peka. The wedding will take place
early this fall.
Notes and Personal Mention.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Scott have
changed their residence from Blythe
/ dale. No. to III Greenwood avenue.
i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman
have returned from a short visit in
! Chicago and in Kentucky.
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daughter. Carolyn of Wichita. will
come this week to be guests of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Allen.
| Mr.. Robert Shoemaker. who has
been visiting here, has returned to
4 Chicago
I Miss Nanon Herren. who has been
quite i'll from an attack of appendicitis,
/ is improving
I, Mrs. Esther Clark Hill, of Kansas
! City, spent a short time here Wednes-
day.
! Mrs. W. w. Bowman and Mr. Horace
Bowman have returned from two
months spent in Estes Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis have re-
I turned from Plum Lake, Wis, where
they went several weeks ago on a
vacation trip.
Mrs. W. r. Smith and daughter,
Miss Louise Smith. are in Columbus.
KAN for a two weeks visit
Judge Slas Porter is in Oklahoma
on business
Miss Isabel Crawford has as a Wis
itor Miss Norma Stewart of Evans
vile. III. Miss Stewart has been visit
Sfng at Winfield. Kan, and, is en- route
7 home.
Mr.. and Mrs D. C. Haggart of 1907
HWest Eighth avenue expect to change
their residence to California the first
of September.
1s~@dnd Mrs. W. A.>vickers and son