The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-02
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Evening dinner at Warren Nj.
Crosby Tea Room. one-half dollar
| $50 to p. m.-Adv.
The mems Glee club of Washburn
college will give its spring concert at
Sis o'clock. Wednesday evening at
! MacYicar chapel
Mrs. c. G. Hamilton will leave We'd
I nesday for Hoiton, where she viii give
| two addresses in connection with the
/ Children's- Week campaign.
! Governor Arthur NJ. Hyde of Mis-
souri, will be the principal speaker at
a Republican, meeting in Olathe. May
7 rs. Senator r. W. Coleman VIII pre-
side.
] The members of Lincoln Circle No.
/ l, Ladies of the c. A r., will serve a
I pension dinner Saturday. May s, at
! odd Fellows hall. for all c. A r.
veterans-
Mark Lilly of the Burroughs Adj
/ ding Machine company, addressed the
Kfwanis club at the Chamber OF Com
merce Monday night.
I Mrs Margaret Bechtelheimer will
entertain the members of the Woman
! Benefit association of Macabees hive
No 20. Friday afternoon at her home
/ 917 North Quincy street.
Beatrice Anderson. an employe of
Traps cafe. reported to the police
that S2S had been stolen from her
pocketbood in the dressing room of
the cafe Monday afternoon.
c. c. Bowman of the staff of the s.
z Lux. Jr Mercantile company, has
been appointed foreman OF the ware
house of the branch office OF the Lux
company at Frankfort, Kan.
Thirty-nine head of purebred Duroc-
Jersey hogs are to be sold at the
spring sale of the Shawnee County
sas Free Fair grounds Thursday.
The Jenkins Music company will
make n $1,000 addition to its build
ing at S33 Kansas avenue The build
ing permit for the addition has been
issued from the office of the city fire
marshal.
The Rev. John d. Zimmerman, sec
rotary of the Kansas Christian Mis-
sionary society. will go to Strong City,
Sunday. where he will dedicate the
new edifice of the Christian church
of that city.
rotary of the Congregational Educa-
ton society, left Monday night for
Salina, where he will speak before the
district convention of the Kansas
Sunday School association.
A chapter of the Forty and Eight
will be organized in Topeka in the
near future. according to Earl Bar
ker, adjutant of the Parsons post Of
the American Legion and state Off
Ger of the Forty and Eight.
Mrs. Hugh ClaypooI. AT Scotland
avenue, won the floor lamp offered in
the guessing contest staged by the
lines Motor company, during the Pa
geant of Progress. on the number of
miles run by a 1915 Dodge car
Sent in: Lost. an immortal soul.
saw little children, and 10 years
old. laying down their nickels on
numbers and taking their first lessons
in gambling at the Topeka street fair
Saturday night. Who is to pay the
price?
Russell Dyer of Wyandotte county
filed nomination declarations today as
a candidate for the Republican nom
nation for congress in the Second
district. Dyer is little known in state
politics. He is a lawyer in Kansas
City, Kansas.
William T. Wilkerson, clerk of the
state court of industrial relations, has
purchased the Spring Hill New Era,
which he formerly owned and had
sold. Mrs Wilkerson will manage the
paper, while Wilkerson continues his
duties with the court.
A business and social meeting for
the members of the Epworth League
of the Tyler street Methodist church
will be held at the home of Mr.. and.
Mrs. A. o. Beach, 631 Tyler street,
Wednesday night. Officers will be
elected for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Harry Paul, 1917 Garfield
avenue, was called to Clearwater,
Kan. today by the death at that place
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Claude Beal.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. Beal. who live
south of Topeka, Will also go to Clear
water to attend the funeral
W. W. Randall. for the past year
night clerk at the Throop hotel, has
been placed in charge of the North
hotel. Kansas City. No. which is
hotel company. Mrs Randall will &C
company him to Kansas City
Soft drinks and theaters evidently
interfere with the saving habit in the
Topeka high school The high school
has $50 students saving money thru
the thrift plan being operated in the
Topeka schools, but the average de-
post is less than that of any other
school.
Your Mental Picture Gallery" is
the subject of the Rev. Edward Ber-
gers lecture tonight at s O'Clock at
He will tell how you can make your
own psycho-analysis and will give a
popular explanation of the Image
theory"
The Katherine White Marinello
shop, S33 Kansas avenue, is to be
moved to $50 Kansas avenue. The
name of the shop is to be changed to
The katherine White Beauty
ShOppe." Miss White mas been in
charge of the NTarineIlo shop for the
past two years.
Total deposits in Topeka's new
bank. the Fidelity Savings State bank,
amounted to S2O3.316.65 on Saturday.
the first day of the banks business
life in Topeka. An elaborate open
ing Will be staged by the bank when
the new building which is to be con-
structed this summer. is occupied.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Court of Honor of the Topeka Boy
Scouts at the Central Y. NJ. c. A. to-
night The Rev. z. 5. Hughes, pastor
of the East Side Methodist church, is
tonight to take the examination for
Tenderfoot Scout He is the second
Topeka minister to become a scout.
The regular meeting of the Shaw
nee County Medical society will be
held at Stormont hospital tonight,