The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-06
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AT HOME NEWS

Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Phone s17s.-Adv
/ The Oakland grade schools defeated
the Highland Park grades at football
l34 to 0, Thursday afternoon. the
game was played at Oakland.
Booklets being colored for Little
Miss Gage contest must be in not later
than Saturday to Mrs. Maude T.
Brickley, Warren NJ. Crosby Store
The stockholders of the Personal
Culture society, of which Albert
! Haberstro, professor in the 'Washburn
| music faculty. is president, met at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today.
The dental clinic and the eye, tear
land throat clinic for the Topeka pub
| lie school children will probably be
opened the last of next week, accord
ing to A. j. Stout, superintendent OF
public schools.
The regular meeting of the indus.
trai committee of the Chamber OK
Commerce OF which Georse NJ
! Entire is chairman. met at noon To-
day, discussing means OF assisting To-
) cal manufacturing enterprises.
Members of the Seward Avenue
Baptist church will hold a Sunday
school booster meeting at 1880 O'Clock
| this evening at the church, VIII
be a social program following the
business session. Refreshments VIII
be served.
! The board of directors of the XII
wants club, because of the large num-
Der of its members attending other
| committee meetings, failed to have
a quorum present at the regular meet
ing at the Chamber of Commerce at
noon today.
| A musical program under the d1rec-
! ton of Miss Emma Ford was pre-
scented Thursday night at Lane chapel
Principal G. r: Br1dgetorth, OF tne
| Kansas Industrial and Educational I'M
stitute, spoke. Plans were made for
| installing a furnace and making other
! improvements in the church.
The first annual picnic of the To-
peka Real Estate board, will be held
at Lakewood park tonight, beginning
with a supper at $50 o'clock. Mem
| bers of the board and their families
are invited to attend. Mrs. Guy r.
Mansfield, Mrs John -Hersh and Mrs.
r. R. Keller are the members of the
committee in charge of the picnic.
| Euclid Avenue Methodist church
volleyban team and a team from Trim
| ity Methodist church will play in the
new gymnasium at Euclid tonlgnt'
This is the first volley ball game to
| be held in the gymnasium of the new
| church since its completion, ana Is the
beginning of a series or act1Vltles To
| be held at the church all this winter.
A committee of three members has
been appointed by the local c9uncli
of the knights of Columbus, to ar
range for a fitting recognition or
Columbus day, October IL, in Topeka
: The committee is composed OF FREQ
Kelly, George Monaghan and James
| Gibbons. No detailed plans for the
celebration of the day have yet been
worked out.
| Literary societies of Washburn col
| Iege will hold their last open meet
! ing of the semester this evening. Es-
| pecially interesting programs nave
been prepared by all the societies ana
| they invite any student who may be
| interested to attend. After this meet
I ing. any one who wishes to join will
! put in Application and his name VIII
| be voted on by the various societies
Tonight will be the last night for
registration in the Washburn night
school Fifty-four persons registered
Thursday night, when the first oppor-
tunity for registration was given. The
| instructors in the school will be on
hand when registration begins this
| evening at 1880 o'clock. They Will
answer any questions that arise about
their respective courses TWenty-nlne
courses are being offered this year.
Washburn students are going to fol-
! low the gypsy trail tonight An all
school party is being given tonight on
the campus. All any one outside OF
the committee that planned 1t knows
| is that it is going to be a gypsy carnl-
val, with real gypsies to add local
color All the preparations are being
| Kept secret, altho there are signs all
| over the campus, on the bulletin
| boards and painted OH the walks that
give a few hints. Miss Marguerite
| Tillotson Us in charge of the arrange
ments.
Officers of the Topeka High School
| Art club elected at a meeting held
Thursday evening were: Dorothy
Luxton, president: Gladys Alspach,
vice president; Katherine Jordon, seq
rotary; Maurine Grant, treasurer, and
Helen Mathews, World reporter. The
work of the Art club this year will be
varied, according to Miss Marion
Peers, directories. Members will re-
decorate the art room, give an assem-
kbly program before the entire student
body, and visit many exhibits. new
craft, polychrome work, will be taught
| to the members of the club by Miss
Peers.
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock at
| the First Unitarian church. GA To-
peka boulevard, Mrs. Georgia W.
ODER, who went as a delegate from the
f, Unitarian Laymen's League to the
summer meeting on Star Island, Isles
| of Shoals, will make a report-the
story OIL d IlOIdble gathering On Ill IS
! land ten miles out at sea. Mrs.
! Robert Steiner, soprano soloist. will
sing Celia Thaxter's beautiful song
poem, Goodbye Sweet Day." written
| on the island, where she spent her life.
] This is the first get-tegether meeting
! of the league, arranged for the church
/ and its friends. Hot chocolate and
social half hour will follow the pro-
| gram All who are interested are
| cordially invited to come.