Marriage of Miss Nina Garvin to Dr Ernest Minney
Society notes report the forthcoming marriage of Miss Nina Garvin daughter of Mr and Mrs W Garvin at their 1124 Hickson Street to Dr Ernest Wilson Minney son of Dr and Mrs J E Minney. After graduation the couple plan to reside in McLouth Kansas. Large social items detail Topeka visitors, local clubs, and genteel happenings around town including weddings travel and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keene
Fort Worth
Lil. Nico Horner
Bethany College
Nina Alice Garvin
W. Garvin
Hickson Street
Ernest Wilson Minaey
J. E. Minney
Ernest Minonay
McLouth
Kansas
Kansans Medical College
J. C. Payne
Child
Minneapolis
Minn
Bre
Payne
Mra
W. G Scott
Concordia
C. I. Sheffield
Emmett Street
Edith Meridithie
Meridith
Col W. H. Roesington
Thereas
Santa Fe
George T. Nicholson
Carrie
Chicago Beach
Jameas Bates
Florida
Copeland
Newton Highlands
Boston
Mra de Gordos
Linus Blakesley
Fannie Blakesley
Joseph G. Waters
Mamie Waters
Mra. Burns
Schuyler Nichols
Cook
Will Hassell
Hintchinason
That Dog Ordinance In Topeka Sets Tax Cut For Dogs
The city council committee on licenses decides not to amend Councilman Burgess dog ordinance. Introduced last meeting, it would reduce dog tax from two dollars to one per head hoping more owners will pay without protest. Committee reports back without recommendation as many Topeka residents rely on The Stat Journal Want and Miscellaneous columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcense
Burgess
Burgesa
Stat Journal
Peeriess
The Indian Commission Forming Its Final Shape
The Indian commission to cope with the five civilized tribes will be organized soon. Five members were named at the last congress session, but two more are yet to be appointed by the president. Expected appointees include Henry L. Dawes as chairman Archibald S. McKennon as disbursing agent Major Meredith H. Kidd General Frank C. Armstrong and either A C Montgomery or Matthew C. Butler for the final two seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarsetos
Henry L. Dawes
Massachusetts
Archibald 8. McKennon
Rock Island Eyes Waco Entry By Purchasing Waco Northwestern
A party of Rock Island railroad officials and investors visit Waco to study acquiring the Waco and Northwestern line for sale. Members include 5 G Purdy Second Vice-president McAbe General Freight Agent and Auditor Matthews of the Rock Island plus J Abell of Chicago. They plan Fort Worth departure tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
5. G. Purdy
McAbe
Matthews
Rock Island
J. Abell
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tris
Waco & Northwestern
Abused Husband Seeks Divorce From Cruel Wife
N H McLaughlin claims ten years of marriage to Martha ended by her abuse and temper. He alleges she calls him liar, breaks furniture, and robs him of meals and duties of a wife. He cites cruelty to children and seeks a divorce on two grounds. The couple wed in Ottawa ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. McLaughlin
Ottawa
Martha
New President of the National Council of Women
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN announces the election of a new president for the National Council of Women, highlighting leadership change and its implications for the organization and its member groups.
Mary Lowe Dickinson Elected President of National Council of Women
The National Council of Women elects Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson as president and moves the central office to New York City In remarks members say this will bring advantages in many respects Dickinson is noted for her educational philanthropic work and leadership roles with Kings Daughters and University of Denver dean position She is described as a skilled parliamentarian speaker and cultivated leader
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Peru
Was
New York
Lima
Eays
Wildswan
Callao
Panama
Caceres
Vierola
Bia
Mary Lowe Dickinson
National Council of Women
New York City
Dickinson
Mary Love Dickinson
Organization of the King's Daughters
University of Denver
Is Woman A Citizen And Should Vote In Indiana
Lizzie F. Atkinson argues in Chicago Inter Ocean that under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments women are citizens and should gain voting and office rights. She contends Congress must enforce citizenship and that state-by-state gains are slower than a universal federal decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
Congress
Lizzie F. Atkinson
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Sorosis Birthday Fete Marks Grandmother Club Status
Sorosis celebrated its twenty seventh birthday on March 18 at Sherry's New York. The event hosted by Mrs Mary Lowe Dickinson highlighted the National Council of Women as its daughter and Sorosis as grandmother. The ballroom glittered with daffodils and ferns while numerous tables seated eight, with honored guests including Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Rainsford along with Misses Love Fielde and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Sherry’s
Thirtyseventh Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Helmuth
Mary Lowe Dickinson
William 5. Rainsford
Florance Howe Halil
Margaret Love
Adele Fielde
Gilda Ruta
Abbie Miller
Mande Banks
Dorothea Lummis
Mme
Women and Fashion Note Prominent Social Events and Careers
The article records a dinner and installation of new officers with Mrs Helmuth re elected to lead. It highlights Ella Stewart a Cleveland commercial traveler with a Rome company discussing challenges and rewards of female sales work. It also mentions Miss Gartley Graham of Washington linked to John C Calhoun and plus praise for Mrs Cleveland and current fashion notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Rolla
Mme
Alicea le Plongeon
Cecelia Gaines
Mrs. Helmuth
Calhoun
Louise
Washington
Gartley Graham
South Carolina
John C. Calhoun
Clay
Webster
Buchanan
Navy Yard
Chicago Record
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Graham
Woodley
Miss Sarah McLean Hardy Appointed Wellesley Instructor
Sarah McLean Hardy, fellow in political economy at the University of Chicago, is appointed instructor in political economy at Wellesley College during Professor Catherine Comaus's Europe absence. She graduated from the University of California in 1893 and earned a Chicago fellowship in political economy. Her appointment begins in September. Cardinal Kopp condemns equal politics for women, arguing it unsettle the natural order and harms Christianity. Frances Willard sails for England with Lady Henry Somerset in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McLean Hardy
University of Chicago
Wellesley College
Catherine Comaus
Europe
Miss Hardy
University of California
Mixa Hardy
University
Journal of Political Economy
Wellesley
Cardinal Kopp
Siyn
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Warren M. Crosby & Co
Wiggin, Crosby & Co
Priestley
Eudora
SOSE
Nina Garvin
EB. W. Minney
General Notes OF Society
Topeka
Paeee ‘Etter
Lady Her Hashana
Mra Boyle
Abo
Alexander Warner
Lopeka
Taylor Street
Clements
Camera Club
CC. Baker
Mary Hogeboom
Jarboe
Grant
Kanegas Avenue
Francis Wilson
Wilson
Misa
W.L Trumbull
Trumbull
THE
Indian Commission
Northwestern
Losnos
Daily News
America
Yeaterday
Lake Shore
Michigan
East
Humphrey
Mainstreet
Kansas City
C.K
Chicago Tailoring Co
T—Sorasis
Birthay Party
Kace
Ella Stewart
Rome
ON. Y
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Stewart
Mrs. Cleveland
New York Telegram
Tottel A. Mallen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Charles Heurotin
Federation of Clubs Antil
Frances Willard
England
Lady Henry Somerset
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