The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-01

The men of the Delta Phi fraternity
OF Washburn college will give an in
formal party Saturday night at their
new fraternity house. About thirty of
the girl friends of the members will
be their guests Mr.. George Banta of
Chicago and Mr.. Fred CowIes of Kan
The Delta Phi men will have a smoker
tonight at the fraternity house.
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Miss Mary Moore will entertain the
members of her bridge club at lunch
con Saturday afternoon in compliment
70 Miss Isabel Smith who is here for
visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Blood Smith.
Mrs. E. s. Marshall will entertain
the T. G. r. club and few other
guests next wednesday at a 1 o'clock
luncheon, followed by cards. at the
Virginia.
The day pupils in the elocution de-
play, Miss Fearless & Company"
at the college April II. This is a com
edy in three acts, and the parts will be
taken by Miss Helen Louise Crosby,
Miss MAIDEN Null. Miss Frances Nc
Clfntock, Miss Mildred Morton. Miss
Helen Greenwood, Miss Altha Watson,
Miss Dorothy Wood. Miss Antoinette
West, Miss Harriet Price and Miss
PauIine, Pettyjohn.
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Mrs Frank K. Sanders gave
luncheon Thursday afternoon for Miss
Mary Willard teacher of the acad-
envy. and her sister. Miss Willard of
Galesburg, Ill, who spent her Easter
vacation here. The other guests were
Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon. Mrs. T. w
Todd. Mrs. Frank Dams. Miss Mary
Haight, Miss Mary Harrison Miss
Hyde, Miss Jessie Dean and Miss Ger
trude Longdon.
We are told that woman should
never refer to her husband as Mr..
Tootsie or Mr.. Bowser. or whatever
his name is. nor her daughter as Miss
Mary or Miss Lucinda except in
speaking to servants. Instead. she
should call her husband by his first
name or she should say my husband"
and she should leave off the Miss
when she talks about Mary and Lucy.
Now. assuming that all women know
this Cand of course they do, since it
Is written down in the books on cor
rect conduct and elegant speech), re-
feet how many times you have been
treated as a servant by your peers,
without ever realizing that you were
being insulted.
Miss Lenore Monroe entertained a
few guests this afternoon at an infor-
nal party for Miss Leah Roark, who
has recently come to Topeka to live.
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Was there ever such a colossal piece
OF robustness as going to help at a
church supper where some other wo-
IMAM does the bossing? A busy young
woman was recently called upoD to
serve at a dinner which was attended
by bigger crowd than the women in
charge had prepared fer. The table as
signed to the new hand" as she was
called, was crowded and was provided
with fewer walters than the others
The raw recruit. being d stranger was
blamed for the delay in serving the
guests. though she had fought for her
turn in the kitchen. missed her dinner
at home. and ate for her share what
few scraps she could find remaining
after She others had eaten. She over-
heard the remarks of the woman in
charge tG'at she was asked to help only
as a last resort. and was plainly told
that the delay was her fault. A man
would probably say that this is a fair
sample of woman's sense of Justice.
but we would say that someone forgot
that you mustn't look a gift horse in
the mouth
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. Jens Bugge of Fort Smelling,
Mimi, arrived last night to be the
guest of her mother. Mrs. B. F. Cut
tell.
minneapolis. Mimi, are guests of Mrs.
Sinattinger's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howell Jones.
DR.. ]. c. McChntock and his daugh-
ter, Miss Helen McCIintock, returned
todsy from a trip to Denver
MIR ChaUncey Brown of Muskogee. Ok.
arrived this morning and is a guest
at the Delta Phi House.
Mr.. Scott Hopkins has returned from
s. business trip to Lawrence.
Mrs. a. J. AIcCabe has gone to Wash
il.gton to join her husband who is an
assistant attorney general of the Uni
ted States.
Mrs. Walter Gayhart spent Thursday
visiting in Lawrence.
Miss Mildred Young of Wakarusa. has
come to Topeka to make her perman-
ent home.
Mrs. 7. D. Griffith of Lawrence. is
the guest of Mrs. H. A. Gore of Pot
win.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Park celebrated
their thirty-tllird wedding anniversary