The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-12

Mr.. Harry z. Better, Mr.. Dan c. Ham
matt, Mr.. Ralph T. O'Neil, Mr.. Leslie
Mr.. Robert L. Webb, Mr.. Russell E;
Frost, Mr.. Louis s. Hall, Mr.. David
Neiswanger, Judge L. S. Ferry, Mr..
Will J. Miller, Mr.. Clyde w. Miller.
Mr.. W. A. L. Thompson, DR.. Milton
B. Miller. Mr.. R. W. Blair, Mr.. H. L.
Hall, Mr.. George Wark, Mr.. George
T. McDermott. Gov. Henry J. Allen.
Mr.. Randall C. Harvey, Judge Henry
F. Mason, Judge Silas Porter. Col.
John S. Dean, Mr.. Harry w. Coimery'
DIR. Karl A. Menninger, Mr.. Chester
Woodward, Mr.. John E. Merriam, Mr.
Guilford Dudley. Mr.. Tinkham Veale,
Mr.. Herbert H. Guild. Mr.. Erwin KEEL
Ter, Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.. ]. r. Bur
row, jr., Mr.. C. B. Merriam, Col: Clad
Hamilton. DR.. w. w. Mills, DR.. w. F.
Bowen, Mr.. Ivor MacFarlane, Mr.. Ed
win S. Nellis, DIR. Walter H. Wedding,
Mr.. John s. Dean, jr, MI FRANK K
Ripley, Mr.. w. Laird Dean. Mr.. r. r
Smithmeyer, Mr.. j. C. Wilson, Mr..
Milo G. SIoo, Senator Hugh T. Fisher,
DIR. w. C. McDonough, DR.. A. E. Bill
lings, Mr.. c. Z. Gault, Mr.. Ivan Dbl
BILE, Mr.. Otis S. Allen. Mr.. George A.
Guild, DR.. c. F. Menninger, Dr.: +. l.
Loveland, Judge Hugh MacFarland'
Mr.. D. w. Mulvane, Mr.. Frank Z.
Beck, Mr.. Arthur ]. Carruth, jr., Mr..
A. B. kirkpatrick, Mr.. William c.
Miller, Mr.. Arch NJ. McKeever, Mr..
Edwin D. McKeever, Mr.. e; G. Blake
George H. Allen, Mr.. E. E. Sallee, Mr..
Ward NJ. Keller, Mr.. ]. G. Logan, Mr..
J. A. Myers, Mr.. John E. Frost, Mr..
Glenn D. Hussey. Mr.; j. E. Jones
Ream, Mr.. A. Fassler. Mr.. A. L. Dol
ing. Mr.. Frank w. Thomas. Mr.. Fred
B. Bonebrake, Mr.. Leonard c. Kline,
DR.. L. H. Mum, DR.. c. A. Mcguire
Mr.. ". E. Laundon, Mr.. Robert stone tone
R. A. Burch, Mr.. Charles Blood
Smith, Mr.. Arch N. Catlin, Mr.. j. B.
Larimer, Mr.. F. NJ. Bonebrake, MI +.
D. Merriam, DR.. w. K. Hobart, Mr..
Clyde schenck. Mr.. Frank Hobart
Mr.. Thomas F. Doran, Mr.. A. T.
Burch, Mr.. William w. Rutter, Bishop
James Wise. Mr.. Richard e. Fritz,
Mr.. Elmer n. Widen, Mr.. William r.
Kercher, Dr. D. T. Nicoll, Mr.. William
David E. Palmer, Mr.. Raymond A.
McKinstry, DR.. Earle G. Brown, Mr..
Paul B. Sweet, Mr.. j. G. Slonecker'
DR.. Homer G.. Collins. Mr.. Forrest L.
Rice, Mr.. John H. Bauerlein, Mr.. A.
E. Van Petten, DR.. Robert B. Stewart
DIR. Arthur K. owen, Mr.. Seaton f.
HamiH, Mr.. w. L. Tully. Mr.. Thomas
Nj. Lillard, Mr.. Charles Wolff, jr., Mr..
Ray Yarnen, Mr.. ]. w. Hull, MI.
Frank S. Southwick, DR.. William "A.
G. freshman, Mr.. Alfred o. Cole. Mr.
John B. Sleeper, Mr.. Frank A. Moss,
Mr.. Frank P. Mac Lehman, DR.. W. u.
Storrs, DR.. w. z. McVey, Mr.. S. h
Alexander, Mr.. Fred A. Derby, ME-
Howell Jones, Mr.. John F. Dillon, H.
Mr.. II. d. Yoder, Mr.. John NJ. Blair,
Mr.. Frank V. Harshbarger, Mr.. Ran
dolph B. Adams, Mr.. Frank H. Meyer
Mr. John B. Kreger, Mr.. Wllllam "A.
Johnston, DR.. c. N. Mertz, MT. Z. L.
Kendall, DR.. P. E. Belknap, Mr.. Mel
SON A, Crawford of Manhattan. Mr..
James Tod of Maple Hill, Mr.. Clifton
II. Stratton, Manhattan, Mr.. Alfred o.
Hill Lawrence Mr.. Robert c. Mis-
paugh, Muskogee, Okla, MI: WlloeI
Is Metcalf. Lawrence, Mr.. william b.
Storey, Chicago, Maj. James NJ Lo :.h,
EFT. Z. S. army, Mr.. F. Dumont smitn'
Hutchinson, and Chancellor Ernest H
Lindley of Lawrence.
Mr.. Edgar c. Raines. the noted
lecturer on Alaska, has been secured
by the Topeka Business ana ro oten-
sional Women's club for two enter
tainments at the city auditorium.
Tuesday, March %, one at 4:15 IN the
afternoon for the schools ana the
second at 8 o'clock in the evening 1or
the general pubic.
No tickets will be sold but the
public will be asked for silver col
lection. the proceeds of which Will pc
used as a fund for entertaining the
state convention of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club OF Kansas
which meetings in !oPeka IN june
Division No. 2 of the Ladies Union
of Central Park Christian church
will have a social and bazaar at the
church parlors, Friday afternoon
tt he
affair. .,
Miss Mary Rock entertained her
sewing club, Thursday evening at her
home 1o41 Arch & s !. +
The committee on favors for the
Bazaar dance to be held April 1 VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Harry Pribble.
THE dance to be given the evening
| of April 1 at the auditorium by Mrs.
Homer Foltz and Mrs. James Brier's
division of the Woman's club Will be
! one of the most attractive OF the
dances given by the club. There viii
be three favor dances and one I'M
usual feature dance. The floor will
be scraped and rewaxed for the oc-
| casion. The affair will not be a
dress up dance to other woman
| club dances, but will be similar where
|
sweaters to dancing frocks are seen;
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| A recipe given last night at the an
nual play house" in Representative
| hall was one of the clever hits of the
evening. The recipe is for reform
measure by the ladies from Sew
ard. Norton, Pawnee and Sumner
counties and what to do with it.
! Take a nice clean chatting dish
and line it carefully with the minutes
of the last meeting and the Presby-
terrain sewing circle; by this time the
dish will be warm enough without any
artificial heat: if not warm enough
add the opinion of Myra McHenry in
Hasty's prize fighting bill-then
pour in slowly, few tender lines from
the speech of the lady from Seward on
| the part time school measure, (great
care must be exercised or the decoc-
ton will slop over). Add bar or
two from the remarks of the lady from