The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-29

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.eno.t, - Mrs Mrs; F; !; Richards. p.,,
NA'4 y Mrs. J. <. Rankin. 1e--' 'e-
Fe FFeVG5etiShGPg tbe Risipg Ghspln
Mrs. Fred Munson.
"Spooks'- rank La Forge
LIE II Mrs. Earle Brown. 'in'ins
Accompanies, Mrs. Fred Munson, Mrs.
Morton AIbaugh and Mrs: Leland McAfee-
Miss Mary Higgins, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. w. L. Higgins, will
debate for the College of Emporia this
year, on the question of the open or
closed shop. Last year she represent
| ed the college in a debate in defense
of the industrial court. The series of
engage are in the Women's Triangular
| league, composed of Washburn, South
western and the College of Emporia.
Miss Huggins is a member of the
Women's Glee club, Oratorio society
and Minerva Literary society. She
also belongs to the college Scribblers'
| club.
The grade teachers luncheon will
be held at the First Presbyterian
o'clock. The Kansas City teachers
will have charge of the program.
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The vested choir at the First Con-
gregational church will sing 'Hark!
Hark. MY Soul" Shelley, Sunday
morning. In the Afternoon the vesper
services will begin at o'clock. The
| following program will be heard:
Duet, "Eventide". ".....................Ne .Nevin
| Crs. Harlowe F. Dean.
Mr. Don Campbell.
Quartet; Father, Hear The Prayer We
Anthem. % Holy; HSgy' LORD Harris
| The Impromptu club held their first
regular meeting Friday evening at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Harsh
| barger, beginning with o'clock
dinner Halloween decorations were
used on the table and thru the rooms.
Mr.. Nelson Benning gave paper
on "Why Read Books" Mrs.
Harshbarger read several sketches
| from Edgar A. Guest.
The new members of the club who
were guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
~J. NJ. Atkinson, DR.. and Mrs. George
w. Beverley, DR.. S. NJ. Godfrey.
Judge and Mrs. Oscar Raines, DR..
Nancy Godfrey.
| The Toltec Rite will hold their an
nuaI reunion November IL, following
the Scottish Rite reunion.
Mrs. F. A. Mccoy. 140S Harrison
street, gave a Halloween costume
partv Friday evening for her little
The children present were; ;--
John Crow David Fisher
/ William Patterson Billy Herr
| Charles Harris Harry St. John
| Roger Grow Walter Broderson
/ Edward Fisher James Franklin Nc
Allen Locke Coy.
| Robert Fullerton
The first Woman's club dance of the
season which was given Friday eve
ming at Kellam Hall by Mrs. w. F.
| McVey's team was a decided success.
About three hundred persons were in
attendance. Halloween decorations
were used about the room.
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Mrs. H. L. Clark's team of the Wo-
mans club will have a business meet
ing Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
| at the home of Mrs. T. V. Campbell.
sO4 Topeka boulevard; g.
Music at the IL o'clock Sunday
| morning service in the First Un.tar-
ian church, 914 Topeka boulevard.
will include responses by the choir,
and the quartet will sing. "Hark,
Hark, My SouF' (Sheney)- The con-
tralto soloist, Mrs. Rose G:1berg- Nut
ter, will sing Love Never Faileth''
(Frederic Root). Mr.. John MacDon-
aid Barstow, baritone soloist, will sing
Great Is the Holy One of Israe1''
(Scott).
The Business and Professional wo-
mems club will give a hobo and old
clothes dancing party at Kellam Hall,
| Wednesday evening, November 2
There will be cards for those who do
not care to dance. Halloween decor
ations will be used about the hall. A
prize will be given for the best hobo
appearing at the affair.
The members of the entertainment
committee who are arranging the
party are:
Miss Selma Foberg Mrs. Margaret sullf-
Mrs. Edna Crow van
Miss Theresa Watson Miss Nav Malone
Miss Elizabeth Bates Miss Deanie Pruess-
Miss May Howard DR.. Elvenor Ernest
Miss Mary Wyatt
! Mrs. James Brier's team of the Wo-
mans club will have charge of the
rummage sale to be held at 314 Kan
sas avenue October 81 and the first
three days of November.
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The Good Government club will
i, hold the November meeting Thursday,
November 10, instead of November II,
the regular day of meeting, on account
: of the Armistice day program for the
entire city In planning the progra m
/ for the year, the club placed as the
first topic of the November meeting
, the question of Disarmament" They
have invited the governor of the state
to speak on the subject. Under the
general topic of Education a num-
Der of subjects will be discussed by
other prominent speakers The meet
, ing will be held at the home of Mrs
J. D. Mcfarland, 100 Harrison street
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The senior and sub-senior classes Of
Topeka high school will give a mas
querade party Wednesday evening
November ?, in the gymnasium of tbs
/ school. The Song Shop orchestra will
play. About one hundred and fifty
l guests are expected.
The chaperons viii include: Mrs
F. NJ Washburn, Mrs. George Wood
i Mrs A TerrilI. Miss Marie Crawford
/ and Miss Estella AIdrich.
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The November meeting OF the Wo
mans club will he held Thursday a
the Central Congregational churci