The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-21

D, T.. Gabriel was reelected president
of the Kaw Valley National bank at the
annual meeting yesterday afternoon of
the directors of the bank. Other officers
e-elected were: Charles J. Stewart, vice
president; A. V. Linden, cashier; r.. E.
Fritz, assistant cashier. and J.. H. Col
tors of the bank are II. E. Fritz. J. D.
Pratt, r. r. Baer, Fred Buechner, J. H.
Collingwood, D. T. Gabriel, ]. w. Cochran,
f. A. Wagner, Chas. J. Stewart, A. V.
LindeIl, J. p. Slaughter.
The Parent-Teachers' association will
meet Tuesday evening. January q, at
Grant school, instead of the last Monday
in the month, which is the usual time of
meeting, The meeting was put forward VAR,
finds the teachers and pupils unusually
busy during the last week. Miss Wilson,
instructor of music in the high school,
will make a talk Tuesday evening on
music with special reference to the mem
DRY contest now being held.
Royal Neighbor camp No. %, will hold
installation of officers Tuesday, January
"a. at their hall. s31 Kansas avenue.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Mary Liittjohann of 935 Jackson
street, has gone to Lees. Summit; Mo-
ter, Mrs. II NJ. Peele, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlo d. Phillips, 1868
Kansas avenue, are visiting for few days
Mrs Rose Clevenger won the first prize
for the tackiest costume at the tacky party
held last evening at Amity temple. No.
los. Pythian Sisters Mrs. Alcena Hurst
was given the second, or BOBBY. prize. Re
freshments of coffee and cake were served
In spite of the disagreeable weather there
There will be a special meeting of the
Agoga class at the North Topeka Baptist
church Sunday, January ID, at 80 a. m
Come and bring friend
George Hahn of Kansas City is visiting
his cousin, Oliver Snediker, over the week
Miss Agnes McCorkiI was the guest at a
six O'Clock dinner at the Dunlop home last
evening.
The Industrial meeting of the w. W. G. s
met at the North Topeka Baptist church
last evening. At the closing hour Thelma
Those present were: Esther Mumby, Ruth
Palmer Thelma Boone. Inez Lancaste-,
Marie Smith, Rachel Garrett, Margaret
Dunlop, Grace Fowler. Lillian Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diser of 515 East Cor
don street have just received word from
Mrs Dieser's. mother. Mrs. Magdalena
Province Sarataf, Russia, that she is in
dire distress and want, as are all citizens
promptly sent her remittance of five
pounds, ten shillings English money.
Mrs. Teets entertained the parents of
her pupils Thursday evening, at her home
in Quincy street. with musical recital.
lunch served after the program. Mrs.
Teets' pupils are Ada Deering, May Con-
way, Mildred Hotchkiss, Mary Dunlap,
Winona Ferguson, George Dent; Audrey
Dent. GeO1g1a conway gave NUMBER
of violin selections
Mrs. Jay B. Hughes and Miss Mecham
will open a piano and violin studio at S31
Kansas avenue These two young women
partly for the study of composers lives
and their music. Mrs. Hughes, who will
teach violin, has studied with private
teachers in Topeka, and also at Christian
college. Columbia, Mo Last year she
was head of the violin department of
ottawa university, at Ottawa, Kan. Miss
Mechem has studied for several years with
Henry J. Dotterweich and at Bush con
servatory Chicago. She has won the state
and district comprising four states) con-
test for young professional musicians, held
under the auspices of the National Fed
Grafton of Music clubs.
THE BROWN STORE.
little girl by the. name of Brown
Declared that groceries must come down,
SO little store she filled with stock
It's 4 little store in the 600 block.
If you will call she will surely try
To sell at the right price and satisfy:
The place is clean, and the stock is new,
Her business motto is to SATISFY YOU.
Brown Grocery Store, GLE n. Kansas Ave.
ADV.
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. S2S Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.