The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-23

A rally for new members and prospective
members of the North Topeka Civic club
will be held tomorrow evening at the Com
munity house, corner of Laurent and Jack
son streets, beginning with g, community
during the evening by the Cadmean chau-
tauqua management. Refreshments will be
served by the NoEh To o Se Gb
ested in the civic Improvement and welfare
of North Topeka are invited to attend. Let
to new and prospective members of the
North Topeka Civic club, but in case inter
ested citizens fail to receive them, they are
urged to consider themselves invited aud
to be present at the rally.
Patriotic programs in charge of the
members of Blue Post. No. $50, 6. A. R..
and Blue Relief Corps, No. 5. will be given
at Quincy and Grant schools Thursday
ons SSD w Pada qgqnt Of the
programs will be held at Mckinley the
East Indianola schools and at Seaman rural
high.
The community sing, under the direc-
ton of YIN: NJ Van Ness, will be held at
the North Topeka Community house to-
morrow evening, beginning at Z AS o'clock.
The final conncert by the Seaman rural
high school musicians will be held this
road. Special music viii be furnished by
man, and Miss Elizabeth Culver, the Eng
lish teacher. H. Wallace Corbett will give
several readings. The following is the pro-
ogahestra-.:The Discrimination; Might
a.; THE Merry widow; Georgia
Let the Hills Resound".
c;a;;;;;;.;:..-.,..-+ High School Chorus
Violin Solo ......... Miss Elizabeth Culver
Readine...:: msss T geSs o Gds,oa
violin Duet Miss Culver Mr.. Elmer ja Crooks
haS Raw olInh ~ ~
Rogan, cornet; Mr.. Courtney Rogan
clarinet; Mrs. Otis snyder, aceompanist
beautiful Moonlight. Girls Giee CUB
Mr.. c. c. Rogan. director of orchestra.
Mr.. Raymond Montgomery, assistant.
Notes and Personals.
Arthur s. Kane, president of the Arthur
s, Kane Pictures corporation, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Alice Kane, 1923 Quincy
in New York from Los Angeles. 1'e
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Anderson of lib
Jackson street, left Saturday for Winnipeg
B. c. They also will visit Mr.. Anderson's
brother, j. s. Anderson, and Mrs. Anderson,
of Seattle, Wash.
Try a loaf of home made bread rs
ounces. Home Bakery.-Adv.
onaga,. are Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Bishoff Of 219 West Gordon.
Mrs C. X. Gabriel of III East Gordon
street will be the hostess for the Tesuneo
Taxa HASH Embroidery club Tuesday af
Mrs. Walter Graham of Glenwood Springs.
E9iio, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jerry
Mrs. Eliza Franks of Eskridge, KAN is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Rogers and family of 900 Monroe street.
Robert Anderson of st. Louis, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Anderson of 1101 Madison street, has
returned to his home.
Mrs. Paisley and daughter Maud have
moved from 1920 Kansas avenue to Ill
a., The e. W. Tew family has moved from
931 Monroe to TIT Brooks avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Small is in North Topeka
called here by the death of her aunt, Mrs
]. M. Priddy of Menoken district.
A rummage sale given by the Merry
Workers class of the Kansas Avenue NJ e.
church will be held next week at sos East
Fourth, beginning Tuesday, May 24-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs, J. NJ. Short motored to
BellYiew TO visit relatives yesterday They
were accompanied as far as st. Marys by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence KistIer who spent
the day with Mrs. Ktstler's mother at that
Mrs Fl. Fl. Bear and daughter Evelyn of
the South side, returned last evening from
a three months visit in California While
there they visited in Ventura and Los
Angeles. They were the guests of Mrs.
Bars mother, Mrs. Robey, and sisters.