Club notices and social events fill local pages
The Art club meeting at Mrs G J Mulvane's on Taylor street featured a talk on The Bowl of Sienna with readings by Mrs Shubert and Mrs Sum. The Lakota club met at Miss Mirias McFarland's home with program items such as The Mound Builders and Theories Concerns of the North American Indian. Helianthus Club discussed The City of Mexico with reminiscences by Ms Waters. a dinner party at Topeka avenue honored guests including Miss Rudolph and Kansas City visitors. The Hyperion club hosted a dance at Steinberg's hall with regular biweekly sessions, and a No Name club party took place at 213 Fell Kare Street with five attendees enjoying an evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Mra
G. J. Mulvane
Taylor Street
Sianoa
Grill
Shubert
Sienna
E. T. Sum
Odd Omael
Mies Mirias McFarland
Mondaates
Maas Leee
Ivan
Josephine Shetlabarger
Clul Wen Bela Iday
H. Hadhey
Clay Street
Rae
Mra A. C. Richardson
City of
Mexico
Stina Hanta Waters
Miss Bond
Frank Nelson
Topeka Avenue
Hon~ Pin
Miss Rudolph
D. W. Lit Ue
A. V. Lindell
W. HH. Waseon
J. D. Nuiwon
Kansas City
Hyperion Club
Steinberg’s Hall
Josephine McMahan
Mies Luciu Nedly
Pearl Weber
Bel Roser
Elizabeth McNeill
Mies Irene McNeill
Failkare Street
Topeka Notes on Social Visits and Personal News
Local society items list residents and guests visiting from Topeka and nearby towns. Notices include travels to Kansas City, Curtidge Missouri, and Chicago. greetings for birthdays and parties. a wedding attendance. new moves and business trips. and plans for future social events. Names include Howard Carrush, Mar nk Metzler, H A Auerbach, Rita Freeman, Corrine Salma, Lillian Valentine, Corrine Salma, G W Hunt, J J O Rourk, Mitchell, Edna Hacneth, and others in Topeka social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carrush
Marnk Metzler
Kansas City
H. A. Auerbach
Curtimge
G. W. Hunt
Grace Louise Clark
West Seventh Street
Clarence Carter
Strang City
Topeka
John Carter
K C. Spinney
Croatia
Mitchell
el Reno
Okla
J. J. O'Rourk
Mr. Mitchell
Rita Freeman
Mexico
Vera Cros
Tampico
Lillian Valentine
Corrine Salma
Hoonville
Jutia A. Wiley
van Buren Street
Wiley
Toorkaladon
Clarence Potnicester
Bridey
Winiinsas City
Lawrence
Sliae
Martin Holyator
Tilinois
Ethel Davis
Edna Hacneth
Manhattan
Hugh McFarland
Joseph Jackson
Lincoln Center
Jackson
Lincoln County
G. Edward Johnson
Osage City
Anna Saunders
Stotler
Johnson
A. V. Lin- Geil
Pierson
Mina Baulsh Pierson
Huma Olander
Alfred Olander
Charles Johnson
Tiner
Michigan City
Tan
Frank Blanch
Mingen June
Fern Parker
Age ‘Mca
William Aird
Fam
Football game between Manhattan College and Washburn called off
This morning the football game at Washburn Field was canceled after Manhattan demanded officials transport both ways air-expense guarantees and other items Washburn refused to settle. Also announced is Marshall's band concert Sunday afternoon at the Opera House with admission 10 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
Washburn
Wshburn Field
Manhattan
Marshall
Ehe Opera House
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Salt Rheum
A historical ad-like notice claims salé rheum may become chronic and cover the body with inflamed itchy patches. It urges thorough cleansing of humors and cites Ida E Ward of Cove Point Maryland and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy, asserting rapid improvement and reliable cures for skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ida E. Ward
Cove Point
Hood
Bezam
Police Jottings: Ora Morris Assault Trial Sheds Light
Reports detail Ora Morris assault case against Miss Bertha Chase and Mr Clark Wilmon with prosecution waffling. Witnesses questioned as court weighs charges and potential fines amid tainted testimony and lingering public interest at Lake Street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Morris
Mfr
Bertha Chase
Miss Chase
Mr. Morris
Clark Wilman
Dr. Wilmon
Wilmon
Morris
Chase
Wylbe
Thomas
N. Cuase
Ward School Players Wrang Like Grown Up Folks in Amateur Football
Amateur football action features Ward School defeating Harrison High by 40 points amid claims by Ward players that Poi School played strongly. Lime Kiln team showcased teamwork with Robinson and Dyall leading a 115 to 135 pound rivalry, and Washburn and others also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward School
Ayers
Poi
Washburn
Harrison
Soak Lenges
Aea
Robinson
Dyall
Mrs Thorpe Denies Interfering With Kansas Society
Mrs Laura E Thorpe police matron replies to charges by Thomas J Bain of the Kansas Children's Home Society. She denies meddling with the society's work, asserts years of charity service, separation of parents and children, and prior involvement with reformatories was official and properly managed. She says witness fees go to charity and defends her record in safeguarding desolate families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura E Thorpe
Kansas Children’s Home Society
The
State Journal
Thos. J. Bain
Thorpe
Kansas Children's Home Society
Orphans’ Home
Baloit
Henry M. Steele
MES
Marshall's Band Concert Opens Sunday Series
Marshall's band concert scheduled for 3 p m Sunday at the Crawford Theater features Part I March Port Frayne, Overture Yampa, Ave Maria, Sacred Fan, The Sph, Part II March Under Storm, Grand Selection from Stayers Nearer My God to Thee. Also includes a health pitch for Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Crawford Theater
Port Frayne
Sph
Kansas City Return Fare via Santa Fe Exhibitions
Tickets for Kansas City and Return $267 via the Santa Fe are on sale October 18 to 26 inclusive with travel both ways. An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure and stomach regulator, and Morrison’s new store at 631 Kansas Avenue shows pictures at less than cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Morrison's
Kansas Avenue
Glen Davis’ Son Joins U S Navy Ship Mohegan
Glen Davis, Topeka native and son of Lon Davis, leaves for six months aboard the U S Navy training ship Mohegan. He passed exams in Chicago and is assigned to Pensacola, with a cruise itinerary including Hong Kong, Honolulu, Sydney, and Pacific coast ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
United States
Mohegan
Glen Davis
Lon Davis
J. P. Davis
Kansas
38Ctgal Tsaite Insurance Company
Chicago
U. BS
Pensacola
Topeka Boysiers Nu Ans States Navy
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Bom
Honolulu
Sydney
Australia
Pacific
South America
Negro Masons to Meet for Annual Reunion in Topeka
The Negro Masons of Topeka will celebrate their annual reunion at 618 Kansas Avenue on Wednesday evening October 30. Grand Master S. G. Watkins Grand Matron Mrs. M E Langatron and Deputy Grand Commander George W. Smith will attend and speak. The event includes a music and speeches program with guests from the Eastern Star Royal Arch Masons and Knight Templar. The Readers were invited to attend and wives and daughters will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Masons of
Topeka
Kanans Avenue
The
Eastern Star
Royal Arch Marons
Knight= Templar
S. G. Watkins
M E Langatron
George W. Smith
Vote tallies shift on Populist lead in state races
Two late returns in Grant and Stanton counties show Grant with 23 Populist and 18 Democratic votes while Stanton reports 18 Democratic and Populist totals. The secretary of state had awarded all votes to Populists and denied Democrats the second ballot position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Stanton
Topeka Exposition Board to Discuss Auditorium Use
The Euness Midwinter Exposition board meets Monday at the Commercial club to plan uses for the Auditorium and to confer with the city council. Members emphasize impartial discussion as they pursue a project aimed at benefiting Topeka merchants and residents with non remunerative work. Cowsilt has become chief of cereals division. cooking commissioner vacancy remains to be filled next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Topeka
Topeks
Roosevelt Like Tadema From the London Chronicle
A fragmented London Chronicle excerpt discusses public figures and their doubles in Venice and London. It references Roosevelt and Gladstone, with mentions of Walpole and Disraeli, hinting at reputations and paraphrased sayings about price and identity in a collage of 19th century figures. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Robert Walpole
Venice
Marie
St Nobod Stadt
Oabiain
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Increases Across Loans and Deposits
New York weekly bank statement ends today with loans at 84,589,700 up 9,950,500 and deposits at 954,496,100 up 3,382,000. Circulation stands 31,763, juired 239,604,062 up 2,345,500, surplus 14,713,175, accreated 752,600. Milner not sanguine about South Africa settlement in Natal. Lord Milner hopes for tentative stops en route to peace and prosperity, urging patience.
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New York
Milner
Pieteritzburo
Natal
Lord Alfred Milner
South Africa
Corporation
Lord Milner
Kansas City to Santa Fe Travel Deal Attracts Buyers
Travel offer lists Kansas City to Santa Fe round trip for 267 with six trains daily. Promotions urge travelers to leave home without sin and note changes in meals and timings while Morrison continues discount on watches and diamonds before removal to 621 Hanss Avenue. Also mentions Satin-Skin Powder and Marshall's band concert at Crawford Opera House.
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Morrison
Hansss Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lakota Club
Cosmos Club
Anna Brisman
Contos Club
Coltest
Helianthus Club
Ruth Leonard
J. H. Leonard
West Sixth Avenue
Calor
Atlan Gurate
Misses May
Edna Sweesy
Mariotte Thacher
Flora Pankey
Marguerite Clark
Etha Buiott
Grace Clark
Mary Moeser
Hanna High St
Lois Aiken
Alice
Dibert Knox
D. J
Ida C. Barnes
T Kansax Avenue
Mira
Annie Trapp
Wertitn’ Street
Charles P. Adame
Fillmore Street
Police
Senate
Case
St Last
Elray
Goff
McElroy
Valley Tan
Grees
Ponseselon
Hestings
Adam Snyder
Frank Raines
East
Prask Raines
T. H. Bain
Elray Hopkins
Elray Etat
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Potat
Pole
Haiw Tu: Trane
Mrs. Thorpe
Thomas H. Sain
Marshall’s
Scott
Ike
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Hostetter
Mary Wood-Allen
Silvanus Stall
Emma F. A. Drake
A. D. Weir
Lincoln Street
Charles M. Sheldon
Sietecs
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
McPherson
Friends of Justice and Equal Rights
Wyoming
Colorado
Teh
Idaho
Friends
Jelen Kimema
Abbis A Welch
Roosevelt
Tadema
John Petreilek
the Currier
H. Morrison
Sineary Athens
Crawford Opera House
Mission
Sutecripton
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sle
Saturday Evening Post
Motcaster Sree Pe Cine Yensee Eens
Pri Union News CO
Kansas Ave
Rara
Dorcas
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