The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

! man IN regard TO 4 business location III
| North Topeka. The man said he under
| stood North Topeka was a good business
location and he wished to go into business
on the North Side. Mr.. Stewart knew Of
no location in North Topeka as every bust
ness house is rented and no new ones are
heing built.
/ North Side business man believes
the Quincy. carnival management made a
mistake yesterday in not taking the parade
over to Tenth street. He considers it
! would have been one of the best advertising
stunts the North Side could have pulled
of.
A banquet will follow the regular meet
I ing of Amity lodge No. 81, h. OF T.
Monday evening at the hail. 800 Kansas
avenue. All members are requested to be
present the bylaws, in which a change
has been made, will come up for final
! reading before the vote is taken.
Carnival Big Success.
Tom Powell will need look to his laurels
! if Frank COnwel ever takes a notion to
compete with him in dancing the High
| land Fling. One of the best things put on
! at the quincy Grant school carnival last
evening was the dance ny MIR. ConwelI,
who piroueted about TIE stage dressed in
| This dance was preceded by a playlet
by pupils of Grant and Quincy schools
entitled cinderella of the Garden" tale
| of the evolution of garden grub INTO
! butterfly which was crowned Queen of the
! Garden Flowers. This part was taken by
| Alberta Gurtler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Al Gurtler. The little lady's dancing was
| graceful in the extreme. as she floated
| about the flowers, seemingly supported
than the flowers were the Spirit of the
| Garden the Garden Fairy, the Fireflies
| and the West Wind at whose coming the
flowers swayed gracefully on their stems
| These parts were all well done. The
| young people were trained by Miss Bernice
| Boyles, assisted by Miss Margaret Pr9ut.
The Quincy baby show followed, and it
is doubtful if real mothers would have
| been more Jealous of their babies than
]
was only what might have been expected
| aIthO it came a surprise to Miss Pr1m.
was the prettiest baby. This part was
taken by Nettie Under, and was acted In
realistic manner. Mrs: Thompson,
mother of the beautiful twins, and who
| had two chances of winning the prize cup,
| mart of the proud mother of the prize
Winning baby was taken by Mildred Ken
dali The children were trained by MISS
Esther Reed The singing. both solo and
"The Hawaiian" dancing by Charlotte
| Conwell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Conwell. was unusual, and was one OF the
chief attractions of the evening. Music
was furnished by a Hawaiian str1nged or
chestra composed of Samuel and Clay
Howard and Alice Howard ,,,-. w..
! In the Dream of the Movies, Miss Eve
| lyn Myers was the movie fan whose, dream
was pictured. Among the screen fayorftes
and those representing them were: Mary
Pickford. Thelma Rohwitz; Charlie Chap
| Iin Julius Raffelock; Anita Stewart, Miss
| Hubbard; Harold Lloyd. Bill" Suit; Fatty
Miss LoveIess: Lillian Gish, Mrs. Gross and
/ dog Peggy: Nazimova, Hazel Owen; Clara
Kimball Young, Margaret Collins; Bebe
| banks, Paul Button; Norma Talmadge,
Margaret Morns; Billie Burke, Emily Hall;
Clark. Freda Myers; Theda Bara: Charlotte
| Conwell; Wesley Barry. George Hall.
! other attractions were '.Dfxieland' a
shadow picture gallery, a fashion show,
I fort fol
clowns and midway. The art gallery was
well worth a visit: The majority of the
pictures had been loaned for the occasion
by the Sullivan Art store.
Two performances of the playets were
given in the evening and two were also
| given in the afternoon for the benefit of
| the school children.
About 1900 persons attended the enter
! tainment in the evening. Mrs. f. o. Morns
! and Mrs. Joe Hanlon were appointed
| policewomen to keep order and were
dressed to represent the parts. a parade
was staged at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
up and down Kansas avenue which was
said to have been one of the best ever seen
in Topeka; 1t was led by delegation
| the evening put some good boxing
stunts. over $500 was taken in which will
OGraph for Quincy school
! Notes and Personals.
| Robert f. Davis. S34 Quincy street, who
| recently returned home from Kansas City.
/ where he had undergone an operation at
his home
s. R. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Withers and daugh-
ter Sarah. of Wetherford, Okla. will come
| to North Topeka to live permanently. The
| Withers family were formerly residents of
North Topeka when Mr. Knote Withers, Il
son, was engaged in the grocery business.
The family lived in htc 1000 block on Kan
sas avenue; the property lately sold to to
Monroe street, south.
Mr. and Mrs. William Markham. Quincy
| street. are the parents of a daughter, born
Friday. to whom they have given the name
We GUARANTEES Gold Medal paint, s245 a
II gal We will also sell several good pat
| terms wall paper. 10 cents roll. o. a.
Mcclure. SIS n. Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Il Mrs. H. F. Brownell. of S43 Quincy street,
and her mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Guffey, of Bos-
well avenue, have gone to Chanute, where
they will visit Mrs. Guffey's daughter, Mrs.
where they will visit anofher daughter of
Mrs. Guffeys, Mrs. VIM. McNown.
Miss Ida Cromwell, of National City, Cal,
i who came here with the body of her mother
home.
The Queen Esther circle of the Kansas
} Avenue Methodist church will have charge
of the Epworth League meeting at 6 10
O'Clock Sunday evening.
The Tsunea Taxa Hashi Embroidery
club viii meet Tuesday afternoon with
Miss Bessie Sheetz at her home in Quincy
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Kistler will spend
Sunday in st. Marys, the guests of Mrs.
Kistlers mother
The subject of the sermon at the North
Topeka Christian church tomorrow morn
ing will be Echoes from the Convention by
Those in Attendance at the Convention.
Bible school at o 40. Senior and Inter
) mediate Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Eva
Ee1stic meeting at r.. M, subject of ser
mon, The Eternal Purpose in the World y
Wednesday evening. Bible school. Friday
evening, choir practice
Hemstitching. picoting ana buttons.
SSS North Kansas avenue. Marie
Bobb.-Adv.