The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-24
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The Topeka Builders club met at
the Chamber of Commerce today Tor
the regular luncheon and meeting of
the organization.
E V Sayers, who has been the
guest of his daughter. Dr. M S. De-
land, and several Topeka friends, has
returned to his home in Ottawa
The members of the w. c. T. L. will
hold an indoor picnic at $50 o'clock
Thursday evening at the East Side
Christian church. 1t will be preceded
by a meeting in the afternoon.
Miss Sarah Gartner. city health de-
partment-'Dr. Brown, there's some
thing I want to ask you, but I wish
hadn't happened to think of it when
there was a reporter in the room"
Dr. NJ L. Perry, superintendent of
the state hospital, is attending the ma
tionaI meeting of the A NJ A. in St
Louis this week. DR.. Perry is presi-
dent of the Kansas Medical society.
Forty members attended the mem
bership supper of the Y. NJ. c. A. held
Tuesday night atNthe association build
ing Several songs were sung by Ezra
and Paul Breithaupt and l. Cady
Hodge
The Improvement of the Reid hotel
for men, has commenced, with re-
painting and redecorating. This sum
mer and next fall the building is to
be remodeled and repaired. New fur
niture is to be added.
There have appeared on the doors
Of the street cars the gaudiest safety
first signs which have ever been post
ed. There are no less than six colors
in the medallions which adjure the
public to BE Careful"
DR.. NJ. S DeLand, a staff physician
OF the state hospital. is in St. Louis
this week, IN attendance at the meet
ing of the A NJ. a. DR.. Deland spent
the weekend in Overland park. the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Cooper.
Howard Naylor. of Topeka. a stu
dent at Kansas university, is one of
the thirty men, who will automatically
become members of Alpha Kappa
lambda, national social fraternity,
when Ockino, Lawrence fraternity, is
granted its national charter.
Special music is being arranged for
the dedicatory services of the new
Central Park Christian church next
Sunday. The following persons will
sing: Mrs Joseph Taggart, Mrs. Har-
Ian King, Otto Nelson, Walter Zim-
norman and the Orient Glee club.
A joint picnic in Gage park is
scheduled for Thursday evening, for
the members of the Club of Smiles and
the Better Service club. made up of
employees of Pelletier's stores. The en-
tertainment of the evening is to in
CAuue d baseball game between the
two clubs
There is a woman in our town who
likes to step out amongst'em now
and again, is by no stretch of the
Imagination to be classed among the
Older Set" nor is she hard on the
eyesight. and yet makes the proud
boast that she hasn't had her picture
taken since 1905.
Decorating the desk of G.. c. Sick
Ter, secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, is a single spray from a rose
bush, with thirteen blooms and buds
thereon. The spray was brought in
by Hiram Root, attorney, and ap-
peared on one Of the rose bushes at
his home, 1885 Topeka avenue.
Governor Allen today issued a
requisition on Governor McKelvie of
Herman Eberhardt. According to in
forpation Eberhardt is under arrest
in Thayer county Nebraska. He is
wanted in Republic county, this state
on a charge Of violating the bone dry
law.
Eastern Star District No. 10 will be
entertained at the home of Miss Helen
and Miss Lillian Malstrom, SOC East
Sixth avenue. Friday evening at 1880
O'Clock. The assisting hostesses will
include: Mrs. Ed Robinson. Miss
Mary Franklin, Mrs John Dugan, Mrs
Paul Sage. Mrs Carl Magnuson, Miss
Clara Lake and Miss Vera Lowe.
Col. Harry d. Orr, of Chicago, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Orr. 1893 Blu
chanan street. has been appointed di-
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