The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-22
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


O. f $. will meet Thursday afternoon
a. the home OF Mrs. r. r. Taylor, 1S6
Chester avenue.
sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Bottling Works, 2201 Lincoln st.
Phone 317s.-Adv-
New show cases and shelving are to
be added to the fittings of the Leader
store, $40 Kansas avenue, and the
stock rearranged to make more room.
women's Christian Temperance union
will hold a meeting at IL o'clock FRI
day morning at the Swedish Bethel
church, Sixth and Harrison streets.
Reduced rates of one and one-half
fare for the round trip has been
granted by the public utilities COM
mission to the. Grotto ceremonial in
Topeka December z. The rates are
effective from all Kansas points.
Prof Cipriano Montoliu, of Wash
burn college. has just completed a
book, The History of Spanish Art"
and will submit il to publishers in the
near future. The book gives the en-
tire history of all Spanish arts. Pro-
feSsor Montoliu drew the illustrations
for the book
Final arrangements have been made
for the annual pep assembly proceed
ing the Lawrence-Topeka game to be
held Friday morning at Topeka high
school. Plans for the assembly will
according TO Miss Nadine Buck, who
is in charge of the program.
Tickets to the cold Bug the To-
peka High School Dramatic club play
high school auditorium, will be on sale |
at the high school Thursday afternoon, |
after school is dismissed. Tom Fer |
gus, business manager of the play, |
will be in charge of the sale
Mrs. Tom Sage, assisted by Mrs. F.
- I'D I've
Anna Fairchild. Mrs. W. B. Harmon
son. Mrs. H. w. Bates and Mrs c. S.
Magnuson, will entertain district No !,
10 of the o. z. S. Friday afternoon |
at 2:3a O'Clock, at her home, All East
Seventh street. All officers of Beulah |
chapter are invited to attend.
Members of the Knights of Column
bus will hold their annual minstrel |
show about January 1. The proceeds
will be used to erect a club house for |
the order. Mrs Thomas McDade will
be in charge of the chorus. Andrew
O'Byrne will be interlocutor. Arel /
William Butler and DR.. G. ].
Crook will appear on the program.
A class of candidates will be ini-
tiated by Victor council No. 4, Sc
curity Benefit association, at a meet
ing Thursday night at A. o. U. w.
hall. The class will include: Miss
Faye Elliot. Miss Frances Elliot, Miss
Zelda Myers, Miss Hilda Myers, Mrs.
Arnold c. Hurt, Merle Monosmith,
Laura Monosmith and Adrian Nc
Enroc.
Members of the Priscilla society of
the Trinity Lutheran church will hold
a meeting at s o'clock this evening
at the residence of Mrs. c. L. Carl
son, 424 Western avenue. Members
will hold a meeting at $3.50 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fritz Sutherland, 1914 West Sec
ond street.
A big pep meeting was held by the
of Washburn college this
A freshman or two were
padded for the exercise and for the
of their moral natures
Prof. William A. Irwin spoke telling
about his college and the school spirit
for the game with St.
Mary's Thursday.
Members of the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
will hold their regular monthly en-
ming in. the association building There
will be a program by the Colored Y.
NJ. c. A. Music will be furnished by
the quartet. Persons who will appear
Doyle Motion, Enoch West, Willie AL
ston and Elda Hicks.
Members of the Trinity Methodist
church will hold six cottage prayer
meetings at $3.50 o'clock Thursday
The services will be held
1t the following residences: Mrs.
Roscoe Rowse 1922 Fillmore street;
Mrs. f. c. Klopfer, 1921 Van Buren,
street; Mrs. George Fiederling, 14O6
Harrison street; ]. 5. Work, 1928 To-
leks, boulevard; Mrs J. NJ. Hope, 1929
Jackson street, and Mrs. Henry Nose
ey, 1905 Kansas avenue
THE Mirrors of Washington" by
Clinton Gilbert, of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger, is one of the most pop
1plar books at the Topeka public Ii
brary this fall. A waiting list for the
book, containing four or five names,
s kept at the library constantly. This
book, which was at first printed '
anonymously, now contains the name '
Of the author. 1t is a volume of es- {
Says concerning the leading national J
men who are active in 1.-THE United 8
States government in Washington.
BLENDERS of the Topeka high school !
chosen in recent tryouts, includes:
Beatrice Swords. Harry Dawdy, Lor-
-aine Bates, Gretchen Metzke, Phillip
Lewis and Willard Garhart. Two de-
bates have been arranged by Miss :
Grace BiXler, coach of the Topeka
high school debating team, with the
Beatrice. Neb., high school team One '
lebate will be held in Beatrice and
,ne in Topeka. The dates for these
meetings have not yet been decided
Ipon.
Wives of shawpee county farmers !
ire meeting at the parlors of the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon :
'or a demonstration by Mrs. Julia !
Siene. county home demonstration :
lgent for the Shawnee county farm :
bureau. The demonstration will in ;
dude home gift-making ideas, for :
Christmas. a display of hats which +
AVE been made by the women them :
elves and a candy-making demonstra =
ion by Miss Alice Skinner, formerly :
n the domestic science department Of :
he faculty of the Kansas State Agri-
cultural college.
Paul Ost. a graduate of Topeka I
Ugh school in the class of June, 1901,
s now the city electrical engineer of
AN Francisco Calf. according TO q | Z