The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-25

and her grandmother, Ms. l. A
Burch. Mrs. Royce, before her mar
riage a few weeks ago was Miss VIM |
fired Burch-
A good bit of discussion is under |
way to the cause of a break IN |
friendship between two familles IN
the young married set Just a snort |
time ago they were together constant /
ly, but it is remarked that they don't
! seem to be invited to each others
parties any more, and that is always
taken as the sign that never fails that
a row is afoot.
The Minerva club will be entertain
ed next Monday by Mrs. E. d. Cltnero
and Mrs George Mays, at Mrs. Clith-
eros home, 912 Fillmore street.
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They say that in some places school
teachers have to be graded on per-
sonal appearance and reach a required
standard before they are employed, on
| the ground that an attractive looking
| teacher gets better results in instruct
| ing and disciplining pupils. The ad-
vantage of good looks in commercial
| life, as well as motives of personal
pride and vanity, send men. as we'll as
women, in increasing numbers to the
beauty parlors and facial surgeons.
Even Puritan Kansas no longer con-
siders it work of Satan to build up
/
or fill up sagging cheeks, and pretty
face is growing less Objectionable even
to those who still think the devil is in
a fiddle 1t would surprise you to
know who are some of the people
that pursue the elusive beauty that
they finally corner in the operating
room. But that is a secret-a pro-
fessional secret-for the people who
go charging after good looks and
bring them back never want the
n hat mot n
gether a work of nature.
Such are some of the observations
of DR.. Saunders of Kansas City, who
with Mrs. Saunders-better known as
Frances Wilcox-is in Topeka for Il
few days. DR.. Saunders is a chemist
and a regular practicing physician,
who took up facial surgery as his spe-
cialty. He taught chemistry and adj
vanced physiology in an eastern col
lege, later took a medical course and
afterwards took up surgery.
Dr. and Mrs. Saunders will leave
saturday for their home in Kansas
City, after few days spent in To-
peka They have a number of per
Miss Ida Patterson, of the Womans
Rotary cub, who knew them in New
Orleans some years ago.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Harmon of
rNdiSdS lily VIII arrive w 0OnoSudY 10
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs J. C. Harmon.
Mrs H. A. Kingsley has returned
from visit to her sons, Mr.. J. W.
Kingsley and Mr.. Ralph Kingsley, OF
Chicago. She also spent a week in
Madison. Wis.
Two Topeka young men who are
students in Kansas university, have
been appointed to positions on the
University Daily Kansan. Mr.. Fred
ID 1rrtNx
ager, and Mr.. Alden Weightman is AS
sistant business manager.
Mr.. Stanley Copeland, who was a
student in the University of Michi-
gan in the early part of the year, has
returned from Ann Arbor, and has
entered the Washburn law school,
Miss Marguerite Kiene has returned
from Concordia. where she visited her
uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Otto
Kiene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Davis and their
daughter, Isabel. will spend Thanks
t giving with Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
: Mr.. Kent Lytle of Chanute will
: father. Mr.. Charles Lytle. and his sis
ter. Mrs. w. B. CollinsOn.
Miss Eva Smith expects to go to
, Fort Bliss, Texas, soon for a visit 10
, her sister, Mrs. Arner RobenSon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Do1an an
; his daughters, Florence and Frances.
will spend Thanksgiving in Galesburg,
/ Ill. with relatives of Mr.. Dolan.
Mrs. David Overmyer is having her
house remodeled and will make it into
a double apartment.
Mrs Arch Catlin and her daughter,
Katherine. have returned from a visit
to relatives in Rockport. Ill.
Mrs M D, Bishop and her
daughter, Miss Isabelle Bishop, of Los
Angeles. Cal, are spending the winter
=. with Mrs. Bishops daughter, Mrs. A.
S. Amber. Mrs. Amblers daughter
/ Mrs. F. G. Weston of Waterloo. Ia.
will arrive soon to visit her mother
l who is recovering from a severe ILL
J, ness.
Miss Hazel Brown is in Manhattan
S visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lensley an
nounce the birth of a daughter at st
Francis hospital. They will name the
baby Betty Lou.
f Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. La Shell of 1 500
. Mulvane street. will have as theil
v guests for Thanksgiving and the week
end: Mr. La Shells parents, Mr.: and
o Mrs. J. c. Denison, Miss Marie Deni-
i son and Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitch
/, ell, all of Kansas City.
? DR.. Lillian Malone. Osteopath. 71s
n Mills Building.-Adv.
g Mrs. Bowman of Eskridge, formerly
!, Miss Grace Waugh, is visiting Mrs. OIL
lie Price. Mrs. S. Mitchell of Allen i.
n also a guest of Mrs. Price.
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Fletcher have
!, | taken an apartment at 1853 -Harriso-
= | street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott of Baltimore
a Nd. are in Topeka, called by the i'll
ness and death of Howard N. Rhodes
= Mrs. Scott is Mrs. Rhodes's sister.
- w. A. McCarter. ID. D. s Crthodon-
D fist. 100 Mills Bldg. prevention and
| correction ct irregular teeth only
{ Adv.
Miss Mildred Grice entertained a
u the home of her parents. Mr.. an
y Mrs. H. L. Grice, 2O29 Van Burer
> street. for Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Gricy
= of Winslow, Ariz. The guests, includ
II ing schcolmates and close friends
II were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Grice ri
!. | 81 Ri NJ. LII