Remarkable Baker Society Reception In Topeka
In Topeka society pages a grand reception hosted by Mr and Mrs C C Baker at their West Sixth Avenue home drew 104 ladies in the afternoon. Guests admired palms, carna tions, and hyacinths while Mrs Baker wore grey china silk. The Alhambra Mandolin Club provided music as numerous dignitaries and guests called, including Governor Morrill, Senator and Mrs, plus many state officers and lawmakers with their wives. In the evening the Bakers were assisted by Representative Gardenhire, Lieutenant Governor Troutman, and Mr and Mrs FL PL Biker, with a second list of invited guests comprising prominent Topeka and regional figures.
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Topeka
C C. Baker
West Sixth Avenue
Baker
T. B. Mayo
T. B. Mayo, In Black Grenadine With Garniture of Blue Velvet; Mrs. &. J. Bear
G. H. O'Donald
W. E. Swift
Alhambra Mandolin Club
Messrs
Mesdames
Henyy Keeler
J.L King
Willis Norton
Robert Dunlap
Leith
Eastman
Will Taylor
C. J. Prescott
Litlefield
George Cole
Atherton
Edwards
Senators
Mrs. Aldercon
Messra
R. Hudson
Petues
J. N. Baker
F. FP. Baker
Alarence Skinner
Hackney
Chicago
W. E. Sterne
Grarden- Hire
Walter Horner
R. M. We
A. C O. Iyuris
Robbing
J. E Lord
Howard Bird
J. W. Farneworth
Ho CG. Ashby
Se Alderson
Henry Stevenson
W. W. Webb
Bonebrake
Frank Bonebrake
W. L. Tromp
Lingatelt
Prank Wear
Price of
Oniha
Minneapolia
Kaus J. Brown
J. J. Frey
Mrs. Small
Miss Lewis
Isrding
G L Short
Frank Crane
Mra
West
Uelabey
Gov. Osborn
Mes Crawford
Arthur Capper
J. G Wilson
Warren Croaby
Miss Wilson
Wassom
Miss Price
LM. Gardenhite
Troutman
FL PL Biker
Biker
Gardenhire
Fypp Baker
Doolittle
Watson
Penn
Lange
Gundry
Gen Eagle
Johnson
Clara Wiggin
W.T. Crosby
E. H. Crosby
Prescott
Cross
A. B. Jetmore
A. Marbury
A. L Williams
Misses Gienoo Cross
Jetmore
Myra Williams
W. A. Morton
B.T. Lews
Geo. Crane
B. Brett
J. D. Thacher
Gordon
Overholt
Remington
F. E. Holliday
Misses Killinger
Thacher
Bethany College
Bethany Collage
Miss Mabel Martin
Library Hall
Martin
Bethany
Kelloge
Imax
Coughlan
Sispard
Louis Buch
Lallies
Social and civic notes from Topeka area society
A lengthy community column recounts social events and club activities led by Mrs W W Webb at the Copeland hotel, with lists of guests and upcoming meetings. It also covers travel of Dr and Mrs P J Mulvane, a reception for visiting Masons, local weddings, the Topeka Camera club meeting, and minor social mentions including theater and oratorical contest attendances. The piece closes with a fire at a Parkdale grocery and feed store causing extensive damage and injuries to firefighters.
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W. W. Webb
Copeland Hotel
Constance Ingalls
Atchison
Ed. O'Bryan
Wichita
Jameel Troutman
Fred Freeman
Franc Littlefield
G. A. Bailey
P. J. Mulvane
Zella
Elizabeth
Chicago
Izura Davis
Mea
W. A. Morton
Edwin Knowles
Mra
J. Bear
W. W. Curdy
Frank Thompson
George W. Glick
Frad Glick
Ward
San Antonio
Texas
Beulah Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Gertrude Hale
Winfield
Jennie Hagar
Rosamond Loveland
A. J. Loveland
Leon G. Carrier
Tillotson
Shorey
J. B. Thomas
Camera Club
Topeka Camera Club
Robert Thompson
Topeka Avenue
W. E. Swift
F. Tuckerman
M. Hahn
Kan
Grand Lodge
S Bernheimer
Louise Millis
Emporia Gazette
Lizetts Snider
Emporia
5. Bernheimer
D. H. Wells
Newton
Kunsug
A. M. Horner
Col
A. S. Johnson
Miss Pierce
Lafayette
Indiana
Daisy Lakin
Miss Ingalls
Morrill
Sturgis
Concordia
Jones
Leavenworth
Ind
Wagner
Ottawa
Golden Rule Club
Purviance
Althea Briggs Stryker
Parkdale
East Highth Street
A. A Buck
Mre
J. P. Behler
Behler
Jon Harding
Clifton Meanks
George Sneed
H. Etherly
Tirn
Donald
Carrie Turner Reviews West Tour and Crust of Society
Albany dispatch recalls Carrie Turner’s star turn in The Crust of Society with a west tour ending in poor health. She faults mismanagement and rough venues from Harrisburg to Duluth, noting cold dressing rooms and dwindling audiences as the Kansas City run closed. The tale contrasts with a local White Sewing Machine exhibit drawing many ladies.
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West
Carrie Turner
Topeka
Piaces
Kansas City
Albany
N. Y
New York Papers
Miss Turner
Harrisburg
Altoona
Tkeosport
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Duluth
Masonic Grand Lodge Adjourns Kansas Session in Wichita
The Kansas Masons closed their session in Wichita after installing new officers led by Most Worshipful Grand Master James H. McCall. The vote abolished the Masonic home fund, meaning no Masonic home in Kansas, with next annual meeting set for Wichita. Shriners totaling seventy head to Salina on an excursion.
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Grand Lodge
Wichita
Grand Lodge of Kansas Masons
James H. McCall
Chiles C. Coleman
Clay Center
W. M. Shaver
M. L. Stone
Wamego
Robert E. Torrington
Albert K. Wilson
Topeka
Geo. M. Coplin
Winfield
Wm. P. Mudgett
Greenleaf
Geo. E. Pond
Port Scott
Kansas
Shriners
Salina
Mary Lease Keeps House in Kansas City
Mrs. Mary E Lease stays at home while the family servant takes a vacation. The first edition of her book The Problem of Civilization has sold, and publishers report strong orders for a near-sold second edition.
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Wichita Beacon
Mary E. Lease
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Mrs. Baker
Warren M. Crosby& Co
Ladies’ Union
Morocco
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State
Lawrence Journal
White Sewing Machine Company
Will S. Buck
Fourth
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White
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Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
Just
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Masonic
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Lincoln Post Hall
Washington
A R. Greene
Major A. Downing
Corporal Flynn
Tom Jackson
John Guthrie
Bernice Fuller
Mabel Cavert
Edith Nile
Opera House
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