The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-18


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home IN ths $3.50 ~ :. - ~ ~.
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Mrs.. Joe MORAN has asked : fev
friend. FOR q ), 49,. Sa- - -. ~. :
street Mre Mor0a,, .s,,.,. = .A ...',.s
Der of afternoon ffa1r- 70 hitch she
has invited sn,e11 co,,,ne ME. 81 Srs.n<as
this season.
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An art exhtbit i. hasr~ hala ,rr.
renee Kan 1t ~ Stetn ,.,.;.,. -
The exhibit il renrcs.ntsffve ~ 49,
lean artists ana corfatn. en,,,a 1ns.a1
work The painfinr. are lan1l.r. NJ
still life and nortreits Amonr the
artists are Daniel Garner. Rfrre Har-
rison. Gardner av,rc,,. psrv.r S.rs
zen. There are tx nsctnres Nv TN
dents. and some natnfinor NV Profee.
sOr Griffith.
A party Of Topeka vomen attended
the exhibit TODAY
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The G. o. G. Climb held their firsf
meeting Wednesday NIGHT at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Alien in Dim
hurst. The evening was spent with
cards and music. The members Of
the club are Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gunter.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Radcliffe. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr.. and Mira T.
J. Lindsay. Mr.. and MRS. Allen. The
guests of the club were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Haynes and Mrs A. s. Allison.
The next meeting OF the club will be
held Wednesday. March 3, with Mr..
and Mrs. Gunter, 11O1 West Eleventh
street.
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A certain Topeka woman who is
home from a short visit in Kansas CITY
is reciting grievance to her friends
A Kansas City man who was making
her visit pleasant took her out to dine
peka- Friend lawyer asked the young
woman to remain In Kansas City for
matinee the following day and re-
turn to Topeka with him on an even
ing train She agreed to the arrange
ment ana attended the theater the
early dinner. but refused because her
knight had said they would eat on
the diner coming home. Then reflect
ing that she would need no more mon
ey Tor the trip. she spent all there was
in her pocketbook for a vanity box.
She waited at the appointed meeting
pace, put her noble attendant did not
appear Then thinking that after all
tney were perhaps to meet at the sta
tion, she went to the depot and con-
tinued the watchful waiting policy.
Fortunately she already had her tick
et' and boarded the train when 1t
came. No escort. was in sight The
diner was on the train, but diners are
no use to people with empty purses.
me train was late. and with no car
care. the forlorn one was obliged to
walk home The dinner had been
cleared away hours before,
Now when the telephone bell rings
the maiden flies to answer, keen to
unload her opinion of the truant, and
she is prepared to make ALI the ar.
raignments he has ever nresent te - Is
court look tame.
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Notes and Personal Mention. s
Mrs. e. H. Crosby Mrs w ~
Crosby and Mr. Minnie n uor,e-
snent wodna.da.. =, A
Mr. M 49, -. Esas Cy.
the art dena -, rart ~ tra Man =.
Eederat;o-, ~ $780,. AopeAa
twentv raa,h =. - ~, S Su Apou.
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LEW uays LOT LOUISVILLE. KY. TO Join
MT Courtney on MS return from Flor
lda. AFTER rev days In Louisville
!ney Will go 10 Cnicago before return
ing nome
MISS Jane weaver and Mr.. Wallace
McCaslin. OF the Kansas university.
Will be weekend guests OF Miss Mary
slaughter.
Miss Maurfne. McKernan, who is q
student In the State university. Law
renee, will visit her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Evans Saturday
and Sunday.
Caroline and John Jolley of Kansas
City, will come to Topeka Friday for
q weekend visit to Mrs. Frank p. Mac
Lehman.
Mr.. r. NJ. Cockrell has returned