The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-04

Eta J. Hadley, Mrs. B. F. Shumate,
Mrs Charles Spencer, Mrs j. d. Nc
Farland, Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger, Mrs. n.
+. Campbell and Mrs. T. c. Whiteker.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey will entertain
the Elwell Bridge CLUB Tuesday of
next week at a l o'clock luncheon, at
Among the group of Mother Goose
characters who grace the party that
Mother Goose gives for her son Jack
Built. none are more interesting
than Bo-Peep and Little Boy Blue.
These parts are taken by Eleanor
Campbell and Richard Miller Han
Ghetto, Lyman King will appear as
the Crooked Man; Hester Barber as
the Old Woman in the Shoe; George
Parkhurst Carver as Tommy Tucker
Samuel Lyman and Virginia Miller as
Jack Horner; Margaret Hill as
Mother Hubbard; Theresa Blitz as
Red Riding Hood; John Watson as
Simple Simon; Frederick Watson as
Bessie Brooks; Margaret Stubs as
Mary and her Lamb; Leah Affron and
Charlotte Affron as Maids in the Gar
den; John zercher as DR.. Foster;
Babbie Gault as Mary Contrary; Mar
guerite Dillon as Polly Flinders; Vir-
ginia Alspach as Polly Put the Kettle
On; Louise Clark as Miss Muffet; Ed
win Nellis as the Priest; Jennie
Bakule as Maiden Forlorn.
The ''grass blades will be: Nc
Pherson Mills, Joe Burge, Richard
Wahle, Douglass Fenity. Charles
Barnes. Willie Walton, Robert Mer-
Perry Jackson, Milton Vance. Teddy
Wear, Dean Vance, Charles Stoner,
John Amis Warren Parr Lester Co
vert md Frank Quail.
The 'tSusans and Daisies" of the
play will be: Ruth Smith, Garnet
Rose. Mary Rogers, Grace Davis,
Esther Paxton, Irene Seery, Hope
Lawton. Blanche owens, Patricia
main, Ruth Switzer, Eva Miller. Doris
Hopkins, Roselyn Hicks, Louise Tur-
ner, Annie Laurie Close, Lucille
Smith, Marguerite Stewart, Lucille
Heym, Charlotte Blum and Isabel
Meetings of the Alta Vista club for
October will be held at the home of
Mrs. Reid Alexander. Monday is the
day of the club meetings.
The Nautilus club will have a social
afternoon Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
w. A. McCarter, 1884 College avenue.
1t is the first meeting of the season.
The program will be on the subject of
Home Philosophy and the discus
wanger, Mrs. w. P. Bishop, and Mrs.
L. w Wilson
Mrs c. NJ Hill entertained seven
tables at bridge Thursday night in COM
pliment to Mrs. NJ. S. Mof1tt and her
daughter, Frances, of Moberly, Mo-,
who are her guests.
The women who are constantly
sneered at because they are in earn
est about looking well and are enough
devoted to appearances to work over
time at the '-primping" business, have
a word of encouragement from Villa
Falkner Page. a lecturer before the
National Society of the Daughters of
the Empire State, in which she said:
Beauty was much more than skin
deep-it is mental Blue eyes, she
said, reflected mental condition Ex-
IRENE plumpness she called the visible
evidence of a mental defect.
Miss Pages talk was on THE Phil
osophy of JOY" A woman made her
own enjoyment, she pointed out, adj
ding that each one had a right to joy.
She also said a woman who was in
different to her looks should be sent
to a sanitarium.
BE gentle. kind and charitable to
your sisters she said. IF you see
woman who has erred. do not pull
your skirts aside
IAN wish to look well. When a
woman gets to the point of not caring
how she looks, whether her hair is IN
order or her hat is on straight, she
is so near hopeless she should be sent