The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-13

King, Mr.. Howard Jackson Mr.. Harold
Port, Mr.. Elliot Belden, Mr.. Omer
Raines.
Mr. Troxen will act as POSTMASTER
and responses will be made by Mr..
King, Doctor Hefelbower and Mr..
Heller. The place cards will be pieces
of birch bark in the shape of ton1a-
hawks.
The women who will preside at the
punch bowls at the Moman's club
party Friday evening at KeIlam hall
are Mrs. l.. B. Myers, Mrs. C. p. Buck,
Mrs. S. l.. Campbell. Mrs. Hugh Fisher,
Mrs. Monte kistler, Mrs. Lola Rep
logic.
Decorating will be done by Mrs j..
r. Washington and Mrs. r. F. Jack,
captain of the team. They will use
quantities of snowballs and spirea
and other spring flowers.
Mrs Wilbur Gardner and Miss Mae
Short will take tickets at the door.
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The Girls Outing club of the Santa
Fe offices made such a hit when they
gave their vaudeville show al the high
school April so that they have been
asked to repeat one particularly in
tcresting act at the Orpheum theater
on the evenings of May II. Is and 10.
This act. known as "Oh, by Jingo,'
is under the direction of Miss Helen
Campbell. Miss Gene Schiller and
Miss Billie" Mower are the chief
performers and are assisted by Miss
Anne Shaffer, Miss Bernice Mower,
Miss Maggie Packard, Miss Dorothy
McClelland, Miss Mildred Scott, Miss
Myrtle Prosser, Miss May Elbreder.
The costumes they wear in this
act are bathing suit looking affairs
with little tip tilted bonnets, and hose
rolled in chorus girl style.
Notes and Personal cnaion.
Miss Jessie Colville and Miss Doro-
thy Colville of Carbonate, Pa, ar
rived last evening from California for
a visit to Miss Mildred Bowman, who
was classmate of theirs in Wellesley.
Mrs. Henry J. Allen has returned
from an eastern trip and visit to her
daughter. Miss Henrietta Allen, in
New York, and has gone to Wichita
for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Cope has returned from
a visit to her sons, r. F. Cope and
r. e. Cope in Oklahoma City and
Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. H. E. Ray is expected home
the latter part of the week from an
extended business trip.
Mrs. John Arner -Robenson and her
daughter Abigail of Baltimore have
came to Topeka for visit to Mrs.
land and Mrs. Eugene Sallee.
Mrs. Emma Putnam of Seattle,
Wash, formerly of Topeka. has ar
rived for an extended visit to Mrs.
Thomas Creary in Harrison street.
Mrs. David Mulvane has returned
from a weeks visit in Kansas City.
DIR. Harry Aldrich and DR.. Harriet
Aldrich of Caney. Kan, and Mr.. Wal
ter Aldrich of Independence will come
the last of the week for a visit to their
sister Miss Ethel Aldrich.
Mrs. Letord Headlee and Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Haynes of Manitou are
in Topeka for a short visit to friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Maynard walker, who is chief
clerk to Captain Walsh, utilities off
GER at the United States general hos
pital in Denver, is now member of
the staff of the hospital newspaper
called '"Tenshun 21."
Mrs. D. E. Rose and son have gone
to Los Angeles to spend the summer
with Mrs. Roses parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hossfield.
Miss Adelaide Seeds has accepted
a. teaching position in the Frankfort
high school. Her sister. Mrs Mabel
Spicy, will also teach there.
White Enamel woodwork Is easily
cleaned with H. r. H., a scientific
cleaner. Ask about it at c. NJ. Hill &
Son, SIG Kansas Ave.-Adv.