The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-16

The paper would be s1yly slipped into
the hand of the youth, who cautiously
glanced at it, read the words indicat-
ing that the contents were not for the
eyes of his companion, and with a
glance around to see that no one was
watching an operation that was prob
ably not quite respectable, he began
to unrou the document. Unfolding it
cautiously SO that the trusting limo
cent maiden at his side might not be
shocked by reading words unfit for
delicate femininity, he took a look at
the paper, now and again, reading by
installments: Read this slowly; You
will never regret the knowledge; Be
ready for the disclosure; A word to
the wise is sufficient; Let your older
brother read this; and then at the last
came the startling climax: you are
a man; you can vote if you are 21;
let your mother vote, she is more than
FL" The suffragettes could not have
found better plan to get the mems
attention; for everyone notices any
thing that gives hint of being not al
together proper.
A card party was given this after
noon by Miss Antoinette West, instead
Of Miss Gladys West, as announced.
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Miss Pickens has returned from a
business trip to the east and is ready
the latest in the fall styles The new
supply of hats shows the same indi-
viduality that characterizes the Pick
ems stock each season.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs J. K. Hudson and her grand
children will arrive Sunday to visit
Mrs. Nathan Price and Mrs Marie
Price Wear. The Hudson family spent
the summer in Cascade, Col, with Mrs.
E1T-f.
Mrs. T. J. Kellam and Miss Katherine
Kellam, who have been in the east the
past year, will not return to Topeka
this fall, but will spend the winter in
New York.
Mr.. George Calvin. of Kansas City,
Will be a guest at the George Banter
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Denton have re-
turned from Attic. in their car. ac-
companied by Mrs. J. H. Stansbury and
Mrs. A. N. Mcbride, who are guests at
the Denton home.
Mrs. William Crockett and her baby
son will return Tuesday to their home
in Lafayette, Ind, after a visit to Mrs.
Crockett's father. Mr.. S B. Rohrer.
The John Frost family returned Fri
day from Wisconsin, where they spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillespie have re-
turned to their apartments at the De-
vOn- They spent the summer in the
John Frost house on Western avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Goggan, of McAlester,
Okla, is visiting her sister, Mrs. K. U.
Whitfield
Miss Katheryn Conklin leaves Sun
day to resume her teaching at the
Catholic school az Elmont.
Mrs. Irene Russell has returned from
a trip to Europe. She went with the
University Bureau of Travel, of Bos-
ton, last May, and spent the summer in
the British islands and on the CONT !
nent.
Mrs. Frank Manspeaker viii leave in
a few days for California, to make her |
home.
Mr. Houston Porter, of Pittsburg.
last year. will be student at Yale this |
year. His brother, Harold Porter, has |
come to attend Washburn.
Mrs. Arnett and her daughter, |
Arthur Capper.
Mrs. ]. E. Foltz has returned to her |
home in Hutchinson after a visit to /
relatives in Topeka and Kansas City.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Eng
fish Lutheran church will be enter
tanned next Wednesday by Mrs S.
Puer, AT Tyler street
DR.. and Mrs. w. z. McVey and their
daughters and Mrs. McVey's nephew,
Mr.. G. A. Boltz. have returned from a
motor trip to Illinois.
Miss Marian Wear has returned
from Lawrence, where she attended
he Sigma Chi party.
Miss Louise Wood returned today
rom Ludington, Mich. where she spent
he summer.
Miss Fern Mold, of Lawrence, came
o Friday for the Karnival ball.
Mr.. Houghton Albaugh is here from
lawrence to spend Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton AL
)augh.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Kingan and fam
ly have returned from an automobile
rip to Peterboro, Canada.
Miss Dorothy Porter will be a student
It the State university at Lawrence
his year
Mr.. and Mrs. T J. Myers have taken
-partments at the Gordon
Miss Mary Shupp, who was the guest
f Miss Julia Larinler, returned today
0 her home in Philadelphia
Mr.. Angelus Burch and Mr. Donald
Heath have returned from a trip to
California. (
The following people are guests of
ne A. ". Smith family: Mr.. and Mrs. ]
W. Smith of Salina, DR.. and Mrs. '