The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-05

studio are grouped a nest of smaller
buildings STUDIOS Of his pupils.
The evening meeting of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society of
the Euclid Avenue Methodist church
will be held Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. We'll
bourn, 1925 Clay street. An interest
B. NJ. Powell will give a talk. All
members. their husbands and friends
are cordially invited.
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Miss Margaret Ramseyer, Miss
Marjorie Smith, Miss Ann Park, Miss
Jeanette Wagstaff. Miss Virginia Pen
dleton. Miss Catherine Challis and
Miss Grace Gleed have returned to K.
U. at Lawrence, after attending the
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
Miller for the Alpha Delta fraternity
at Washburn and their Beta Theta Pi
guests from Kansas university
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> The various department meetings of
the Woman's club held this morning
at the Y. W. c. A. provided an inter-
esting program for the attending
members
The civics and educational depart
ments combined their meeting and lis
tened to discussion of the Irish ques-
ton by Mrs. Wilbur n. Mason The
speaker is well qualified to talk on the
nearing her pleasing Celtic brogue
she gave facts and figures concerning
England's treatment of ireland, one of
her interesting statements being that
ireland and Scotland have practically
the same population. Scotland has as
ireland has los. The departments
completed their plans for the drive for
pictures for the Boys Industrial
school- Persons having pictures
whlch they wish to give may phone
Mrs. A. A. Rollman, black 2653 and
Mrs. A. H. Beyers, Red 2007. Mrs. T.
C. Harbaugh and Mrs WA. Ffeehr
were appointed on the auto COMMITTEES
TO collect pictures. A group of women
VINO were made responsible for each
Nanon Herren, Mrs. c. E. Bascom.
MRS. q. W: Beverley, Mrs. Frank Brit
ton, Mrs E. E. Brookens, Mrs, l.. G.
Cutler, Mrs. Roy Downs, Mrs. A. F.
6darrlson' Mrs. c: j. Evans. Mrs. H. r.
- GuInr1e. Mrs. c. G. Hamilton, Mrs.
GAYLORD Lawrence, Mrs Ralph Nc
ENTIRE, Mrs. T. F. Rickenbacher, Mrs.
A A. Robinson. Mrs. L. B. Smith. Mrs
j. Waddington, Mrs. A. NJ Petro.
MRS Frank G. O'Dell gave her sec
ond interesting discussion on "An1eri-
can illustrators" at the meeting of the
art department, giving facts about our
american men and the one American
woman illustrator, and exhibiting a
collection of their work.
During the second hour of the
morning meeting, the forestry denart
ment led by the chairman, MRS. Ar
tnur springer, discussed the various
mowers planted on our home grounds
Classifying them as to biennials, peren-
mas or other classes.
The literature department which
convened in the gymnas sum. heard
several interesting readings given nv
MT. r. A. Chapman, a chautauoua
lecturer.
The home economies department
rounded out the years work with a
program in which music PLAYED a mart
The topic of the program was .Houses
vs.. homes Mrs c. H. Bunger gave
her idea of Earthly Mansions" Mrs.
Harry Garvey sang Little GREY Home
IN the West" Mrs. W. H. Eastman
told story of Little Hay Home in
the Wet" and Mrs. Ralph Souires re-
cited Mansions in the skies" Mrs.
Belva Webster furnished the rnusic.
me Little Hay Home in the Wet
was little house made of bales of
nay by a Topeka soldier boy who was
put on guard duty and forgotten for
eighteen hours, Mrs. Eastman telling
IN the story how he was finally found
by a canteen worker, given food, the
seldom shining" sun of France came
out and he was eventually relieved
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Ross Crane and his party ana the
lectures last week have left their
traces. Several of the women attend
ing the meeting Of the Woman's c1yh
this morning were wearing, what Miss
Hansen of the Ross Crane party en-
Phasized SO many times during her
talks, IAN accidental"
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Bruce Browne Brewer whose |
marriage will take place Saturday viii |
arrive Friday from Kansas City.
Mrs. E. L. Hindman is suffering
with broken right arm and is at |
pr esent at Stormont hospital.
Fallen arches, flat foot. restored by |
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Foy
& Gabriel. Chiropractors. It's Kansas. |
-fAdv.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Haughawout mo-
tored to Topeka Tuesday evening from /
Onaga and attended the Topeka Press |
club party held at the home of Cover |
nor and Mrs. Allen They returned |
that evening. Mr.. Haugha won't liz |
editor of the Onaga Herald.
Furs remodeled. Baer's Hot Shop |
ADV.
Mrs. G. W. Davidson. delegate from |
the Rota club to the federation meet |
ing at Parsons, has returned home.
Mrs. Sadie E. Smith, who spent ten
days visiting in Olathe. Kansas City,
and St. Joseph, has returned home.
Mrs. Homer Foltz, Mrs. C. w Shop
herd, Mrs. T. F. Doran, Mrs E. C.
attend the meeting of the Missouri
Valley Alliance to be held in Law
renee Friday.
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