The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-03

Amity Temple, No. los, Pythian Sisters,
will initiate candidates Friday evening at
the regular meeting, at their hall, SEQ Kan
sas avenue. Refreshments will be served.
The Home Missionary society of the Kan
sas \ayenue Methodist church will meet
Saturday afternoon from until D. with
Miss Anna Henry at the Tuberculosis Sani-
tarium, southeast of the city. The meet
ing was to have been held Friday after
noon but was postponed las many of the
ice of Galen Sanders, which will be held
Friday afternoon at the CHURCH.
Freda Zirkle, 1920 Kansas avenue, south,
IA grade, daughter of Mr. Claude ZirkIe,
of the Austin Sneaker company, won u
second prize of IS for night gown, in-the
| pelletier contest of domestic and manual
training for school children, which ended
NORTH side children who won prizes were
Ruth Carrier SO Monroe street, IA;
Rogers, 1885 Madison street, ga, third
prize, 81, for bookrack; Vance Wilkersons
ironing board, IS; Marion Anderson, 1l2J
Jefferson, 6-s. second, and<Elimcre Barber
Graduation Exercises.
The graduating exercises of the "a
grade at Quincy school yesterday We're
, enjoyed by many of the friends OF the
class Pey as
Cureall, made successful cures, but like
many physicians found his patients were
not satisfied "Bifl" Suit, as he Is known
among his friends, showed unusual ability
in playing his part, as did also William
Allston, as Archibald, the office boy. His
amusement to the audience. Delilah Nav
ARE took the part of a fat woman desiring
to reduce her flesh, and as Is often the
Pollom as Mrs. James Scrimpins, desired
to have her hair bleached and was
instead nS Dol Of light yeliow. RALPH Fisher as
Alphonso DE Jones, wished to- raise a
mustaehe but was Mortified to find his
Instead of black, to match his hair. Doc
tor CurealTs assurance that red mus
tache was far more distinguished, failed
to satisfy him Paul Button as fond
parent. found his son, Jack, Willard
Sweangen, who was cured of bashfulness,
only to be entirely too forward. Mrs.
of a husband, is the only one satisfied, as
the doctor offers himself. The part is
Margaret Irwin as seraphina Paddington,
who wanted to be made tall and found
herself. clear out of sight, and Loio Con-
roy, who wanted to-he fat and found she
rtvaled the fat lady ili the side show, were
other patients of the good doctors.
Beside the play the class program had
tory by Quentin Diffenderfer, class pro
phecy by Thelma Rohwitz and the class
will by Ruth Blanchard.
Honor pupils We're: first. Thelma Rob
witt; second, Margaret Irwin, and third,
Violette Parker.
Music Glass Operetta-
The-musfc class of the ninth grade will
give an operetta this evening at s o'clock
| at Quincy school, as part of the graduating
exercises. 1t is entitled THE Rivals
The mnsic is by W. Rhys- Herbert and
is unusually pretty.
A haunted cave, visited by a crowd of
school girls after night. is one of the ex-
citing scenes. The action Is lively and the
interest is held-until the end.
Notes and Personals.
G. W. Williams and family, of Spring
! field, Mo, are visiting this week with Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Williams, of 500 East Lau-
rent street.
A. NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv.
Miss Vera Morns, of route ), left today
for Fort Scott, where she will visit her
aunt, Mrs. Jaquay. She was accompanied
by Mrs. NJ. J. Guffy, of 1885 Boswell ave-
nue. who will visit her daughter, Mrs. J.
w. eMcNown.
The North Topeka Baptist church choir
motored out to the Industrial school last
evening and gave concert for the boys
The choir is composed of between thirty
and forty voices, trained under VIM. NJ.
concert and also the talk given by the
was ended the boys returned~the eompli-
ment by singipg-several numbers. which
were much appreciated by their audience.
A number of people from town motored
out to hear the music.
5. r. Dexter. undertaken Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.