The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07

Crawford, whose marriage to Miss
Nara Mae Helton of Coldwater was
announced last Monday evening. The
wedding took place during the Christ
mas holidays. at Coldwater.
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Miss Violet King of Santa Rosa, Cal,
and Mr.. Julian V. Root of Reno, New.
will be married January % at Santa
Rosa, according to word received by.
Topeka friends.
Mr.. Root is a former .Topekan. grad
uating from the high school and later
attending Washburn and K. S. A. c..
from which he was graduated in 1915.
Mr. Root is now boys secretary with
the Y. M. c. A. at Reno. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Root
and grandson of Mr.. Benjamin M. Van
CIeave and Mr.. Frank r. Root, early
residents of Topeka.
THERE'S A LITTLE GIRL IN OUR
TOWN
Who has attended several children's
parties lately and after returning
home from the last one, the little six
year-o1d miss Topped down in a chair.
took off her hat and exclaimed to her
family. I'm just wreck tonight. This
is certainly a wild life.
At the annual convention of the
ASSOCIATE On of Presidents OF State
Music Teachers Associations held in
Chicago Tuesday, December 20, Harold
L. Butler, dean of the School of Fine
Arts at the University of Kansas, was
elected president; Charles Mills, dean
of music at the University of W.scon-
| sin, president; and Walter Spry,
| of Chicago, secretary-treasurer
The activities of the association for
the coming year will be restricted to
furthering the giving of high school
credit for the study of instrumental
and vocal music. when done with out
side music teachers.
! The Y. w. C. A. girls at Washburn
will give their annual little sister
party Saturday afternoon in the COL
lege gymnasium. The girls have
/ will be in the form of a country town
| carnival.
The girls of the sophomore class
have been invited as special guests of
the upper classmen.
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! Miss Katherine Drum will entertain
| the Girls Kings Heralds of the First
Methodist church at her home, 1918
| Taylor street, Saturday afternoon from
2 to 4. Mite boxes will be opened and
ship in India. A playiet. THE Mite
Box Convention" will be given by Dor
| othy Kittell. Margaret Kitchen, Ethel
Peterson, Wanda Seabold. Virginia
Van Hook Catherine Furby and Cor
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aSai or die ne n e S haina nannn
The new officers of the Chancel
iChapter of Grace cathedral elected
Tuesday for the coming year include:
Mrs. Clarence Bowman, Mrs. Chester
Woodward and Mrs. Edgar G. Jones,
| executive committee: Mrs. Ed c. Ar
mold, chairman of this committee: Mrs.
/ Arthur ]. sCarruth,- reelected secre-
ttary: Mrs. Roger Rice. assistant secre-
tary. and Mrs. Arch McKeever. treas
urer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilkerson. who
are visiting here from Vancouver, B.
&C., will be the guests of honor at a
party to be given Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 .: Sage.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity will
give a dance Saturday evening at the
Elks club.
o Notes and Personal Mention.
H. b. Montgomery of Los Angeles
son of Mr.. Ralph D. Montgomery
| assistant general watch inspector OF
the Santa Fe system, who has beer
spending the holidays at his home or
Harrison street, has returned to Cal
| ifornia Young Montgomery. better
known to his Topeka friends as De
| Witt, is a member Of the traffic de-
partment of the coast lines in the Of
| flee of Mr.. Thos. p. Chamber, division
freight agent, and has now~been In
the Los Angeles offices for two and
a half years having been transferred
from Mr.. Copeland's office in May
1918.
Mr.. Duane Van Horn is spending
the day at Lawrence. Mr.! Van Horr
will return to his work at Chicago
next week
You can do your own granting witt
the Chi-Namel process. c. M. Hill 6
Son 826 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Mrs Charles Huffman of Columns
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will j
Miller.
Mr.. C. E. Mallon returned today
from business trip to Iowa.
Mrs George Crawford, who under
went an operation at Stormont nos
pitai, is reported quite i'll.
Mrs. A. McGovern of Beaver, Pa.
Is visiting Mrs Frank Burrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Caylor. o.
Dallas. Tex. are the parents OF a son
born this morning. Mr.. Caylor wa
formerly connected with The Stat
Faflen arches, fiat foot. restored b.
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Fo!
& Gabriel, Chiropractors. 71s kansa
Ave-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dillon ar
spendinp a short time in New Or
leans, La
Mrs. A. w Perry, who has been tn
guest for several months of Mrs L.
Maffett win leave Saturday mornini
I for Carbonate, Ill.
Miss Marian McCollum has returne'
to her home in Chicago after Wis:
here to Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Van Horl
and family.
Miss Dorothy Cochran of Lawrenc
is spending several days visiting Mis-
JESSIE Wyatt
Miss Eva Kelley. who has been Wis
1 lifting her mother, Mrs. John Kelley
I164s Central Park avenue, has gone I
Hartford, Conn. to take up her wor
with the Lyman-Pierce company
Miss Kelley is engaged in campaig
/ work for colleges.
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