The Topeka state journal., 1916-04-13

their family She ordered a crate of
oranges and everything else in pro-
portion. She had them prepared and
the cooking process began. AS the su
gar and boiling began to act on the
citrous fruits, the results began to be
appalling. The longer it cooked, the
more it grew. Like Mr.. Finney's tur-
nip, lit grew and it grew" All avail
glasses. jars and pans were getting
filled and still there was more-in
malade was finally encased in proper
receptacles, but the family declare that
everything in the house except the
bathtub is filled to the brim with
orange marmalade.
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At the luncheon for the Flying
Squadron yesterday covers were laid
for two hundred and seventeen. There
were six hundred at the reception at
the executive mansion in the after
noon and representative hall was filled
to its capacity last night.
If, in a gathering of the elite, you
notice a decided tarry odor, do not
attribute it to the use of Grandpa 5
wonder soap or think that the war"
has affected the shoe polish. Some
one is probably only trying to fore
stall badness by the use of the same
lotion which made Fido's hair so nice
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The love affair of two we'll known
Topeka young people, which has held
the interest of the S RS for several
port for January. Each day it reads:
Not much change in temperature,
continued storms. Weather may be
settled soon, but no definite announce
ments can be made at present"
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party last night at her home on To-
peka avenue, for some of the visiting
club women and their hostesses. Gov
ers were laid for about forty.
The girls who ushered at the Con-
gressional Union meeting at Repre-
sentative hall last night were Miss
Madeline Whitney, Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss
Jane Kingan and Miss Elfie Dean
Miss Marjorie Whitney wore an at
tractive gown of figured crepe, Miss
Madeline Whitney wore an evening
dress of gold co1ored taffeta and chif-
fon, Miss Hopkins gown was white
crepe de chine, Miss Dean wore cleo
trio blue Georgette crepe over white
satin and Miss Kingan's gown was
PINK crepe de chine accordion pleated.
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Guests who will be here Friday for
the meeting of the Kansas Authors
club are Mrs Rose B. Cragum, of
Kingman, and Mrs. May Patrick. of
Santa Fe, who are here for the fed
GRAFTON meetings; Mrs. Maud Hor-
rine, of Washington, Kan; Prof. c. L.
Williams, superintendent of the Sheri-
dan county high school, who is a we'll
known writer of verses: Prof. Willard
Wattles, of Kansas university, who
sells his poems to some of the good
magazines; Mrs Waddles, president of
the Wichita Federation of Women:
Mrs. J. 5. Simons. of Hutchinson, who
is an old member of the club, and her
guest, Miss Floyd Baker, also of
Hutchinson; Miss Lizzie f. Wooster, of
Salina. author of many school books,
who is candidate for state superin-
tendent: Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sticher.
of Osage Mrs. Alice b. Hall, of Me-
Pherson; Mr.. w. c. Markham, editor,
of Baldwin; Mrs. May Belleville Brown.
of Salina; Mrs. c. A. Hoffman, of
Enterprise, and Mrs. James Hettenger
of Hutchinson. These are only a few
of the out of town guests who are ex-
pected for the meeting. The largest
attendance in the history of the club
is expected. The banquet will be
served at the Y. w. C. A. at 1880
o'clock. There will be a social hour
beginning at $50.
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Miss June Mitchell entertained her
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her home in Harrison street. Guests
besides the club members We're Mrs. J
F. Close of Greenleaf and Mrs. J. Jen-
sen.
The n. r. club will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. w. j. Russell
1912 Harrison street, tomorrow after
noon. The hostesses are Mrs. Russell
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Lashhrook.
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The members of the Thursday
Evening Auction Bridge club will take
dinner together at the Harvey house
tonight. Covers will be laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lagerstrcm, Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. T. Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bonnen
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom and
Mr., and Mrs " r: : Fslkiner- :
Another conclusive proof that the
suffrage women have not lost their
femininity is the freedom and grace
with which they used their powder
puffs at the close of their luncheon
/ yesterday.
| Tomorrow evening Mr. George NJ
| Stone will lecture on the pictures
which are being exhibited at the Cen
tral Congregational church. The lee
ture will begin az o'clock
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A good looking suit seen at the fed
GRAFTON meetings yesterday was worn
/ by Mrs. Robert S. Gordon. The suit
/ is of midnight blue taffeta trimmed
in cording and pIeating. On the jack
/ ct was worn a deep white organdy
collar. The shoes were of light gray
! leather with black trimmings.
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Mrs. F. 1. Richards entertained with
a breakfast at her home in Garfield
avenue Tuesday morning in compli-
ment to her house guests Mr. and
/ Mrs. John Kilworth, Mrs. D. S. AL
/ ford, Miss ida Afford, Miss May Saw
age of Lawrence. Covers were placed
for Mr.. and Mrs. Kilworth, Prof. an6
Mrs. f. Stanley. Mrs. Afford, Mrs. G
/ w. Waynick. Mrs. L. T. Price, Mrs D
s. Shepard. Miss Ida Afford and Mis-.
/ May Savage
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Albert II Reid is in ElxceISio,