The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12
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All members of Topeka W. r. C. No.
"a will meet at Seventh and Kansas
avenues at 1880 o'clock Sunday after
noon to march TO Memorial building
to attend the Lincoln service.
An oyster supper will be the re-
ward of the Columbia council No. SO,
Security Benefit ASSOCIATION, as re-
suit of winning in a membership con-
test from the Topeka council No. 2.
The reward will be served next Mon
day night at 521 Quincy street.
Columbia council No. so now has 1861
members and Topeka council No. 2
2,762 members. and the two councils
are among the largest in the order
The Live Wire club will furnish
large part of the entertainment for
! the legislators, the program for which
is being arranged by the Chamber of
Commerce for February IS. The Mo-
doc club will be there in all it's glory.
A farce entitled, "Uno Amino" which
means in English, With One Mind"
will be staged by the Live Wires. Sew
eral new members will be initiated
into the club for the entertainment
of the legislators.
The resumption of service on the
West Eighth street car line Will be
considered by the court of Industrial
81, it was stated in a letter received
by City Attorney D. NJ. Branaman
from Judge W. L. Higgins. Brana-
man had requested the court, in the
name of the citizens of the West
Eighth street vicinity to consider the
request for service on that line as soon
as possible.
Those who go to Sunday school to-
morrow will hear some interesting
news of the Inter-Church young peo-
pies conference to be held in To-
peka March IL to 13. There will be
meetings of various kinds for Topeka
, Sunday school young people. with
number of live wire" speakers dur
| ing the conference, as well as ban
quet. A visitor in each Sunday school
| in the city Sunday morning will eX-
plain the plans of the conference.
! Special music will be given Sunday
evening at the First Congregational
church by the vested choir. The choir
will sing, Shadows of the Evening
have a solo, Fear Not Ye. o Israel"
and the choir will sing, THE Radiant
Morn Hath Passed Away" In the
morning the choir will sing, Jesus
Saviour Pilot Me" The Rev A E.
Gregory will have a special lecture
Sunday evening on Stones and Shrines
Around London"
/
support one minister. obtain SO for
/ the state. increase the population ana
| make one couple intensely happy by
| passing the bill providing for an in
/ crease in the salaries of district court
reporters. This was discovered when
| Ted Reichard, court reporter at Sa-
lima, breezed into Topeka for a long
and earnest look at the lawmakers.
Ted's friends say he was trying to
I get the dope" on the attitude of the
solons prior to patronizing the mar
riage license bureau.
| With spring only two weeks away it
is high time something is done about
| spring millinery, the Y. w. c A. has
| decided, and as result of the decision
will open a night class in spring mil
linery at the association building next
| Tuesday evening at z o'clock. Miss
4 Mabel Thorson of the Maude c. Brick
! ley Millinery company will be the
| instructor. The class will meet once
! each week on Tuesday evenings for
| five weeks. Old hats may be re-
modelled in the class, if the class men,
bers do not wish to invest in new mil
linery.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Billups, accom-
panied by their daughter, Iva, en-
route from Parkersburg, w. Va, to
Mes Pers. Idaho, via Los Angeles and
other Pacific coast points, nave been
spending several days in Topeka as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Billups These brothers were reared
in Virginia, but had been separated
| from each other for twenty-eight
years and their meeting was a most
| enjoyable one. Mr.. Frank Billups
had paid a visit to his boyhood home
in the east and is now on his return
trip to Idaho, where ne is connected
with government service. Mr. Billups
paid visit to all his brothers chill
dren and their families, all of whom
reside in Topeka. except one son. Al
Wan, who is stationed at Fort Ethar
F. Allen, Vermont. Mr.. c.. w. Billups
gave reception for his guests, who
will leave on their trip to the ives,
Monday, at his home, 1105 Eas,
! Eighth street. last evening. Plates
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hem
derson and daughter Lucille and son
Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon w. VIII
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Fay. Mrs.
VIM. e. Thayer and son Walter. Mr..
and Mrs G. W. Billups and daughters
Eva and Sadie, Mr.. r. A. BilIups and
son Harold, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Billups and daughter Iva.