The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20

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A young woman invited to a party
/ of one of the dancing clubs was dis
cussing the habit of the club of vast
ing money on punch with which to
spike the champagne. You know"
she said, that the people who don't
like the refreshments they provide go
! off by themselves and dance with each
other. OF course the forming of
cliques is expected from the married
sets, but as for me, 1 wouldn't dare to
: do that
why not she was asked. "are you
afraid the others would call you a
snob?r
''Snob, nothingl" the young woman
replied. They would do worse than
that-they would call me a stick. To
be called a snob implies some sup
posed superiority, but when they call
you a stick, they think you're dub
and don't know how TO be anything
| else
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
next Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. H.
| Mum.
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Mrs. DeWitte c. Nellis has appoint
ed a legislative committee to look
after the interests of the Osawatomie
park bill. The committee members
are: Mrs. c. l. Martin, Mrs. l. 7. Hus-
sey, Mrs. Paul W. Moore, Mrs. A. L.
| Jones of Usage City and Mrs. Cora
! Wellhouse Billiard of TonganoXie, all
| of whom are Native Daughters. They
will be assisted by Mrs. d. A. January
of Osawatomie and Mrs. Alice Huff
man of Wichita.
meeting of the Native Daughters
will be held Tuesday in Memorial hall
for celebration of John Brown day.
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The fourth program of the musical
culture course given by Miss Jennie
Plinn will be held Friday evening at s
O'Clock at the studios at 900 Kansas
avenue. This will be the oratorio
number of the series. and in addition
to Miss Blinn's short address, some
of her pupils will sing from the Mes
Siah and other oratorioS
Owing to the fact that the Topeka
Choral society will render the Messiah
in about two weeks under the direc-
The Topeka Avenue club met with
Mrs. A. T. Lucas Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lurcas's sister, Mrs. J. r. Wilt of
Rossville, was a guest. She is visiting
at the Lucas home.
ton of Dean Horace Whitehouse, this
special interest. Any one interested is
cordially invited to be present.
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Mrs. Alexander Mol of Springfield,
Mo-, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
June Chapman, was entertained Fri
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert De
Bernardo, of Kansas City, in their
private car. They stopped in Topeka
on trip west. Mr.. De Bernardo is
general superintendent of the Missouri
Pacific Railway company.
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Mrs. Charles L. Heck will entertain
the Crochet club Tuesday afternoon
lf1faF1 mil 1or1tel tn her 1ffh ar Mrs
Charles B. Scott. Mrs. Walter Well
house of Lawrence, will be a guest.
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The Monday Tourist club will meet
with Mrs. L. F. Day, at 1857 Garfield
avenue, Monday afternoon. Roll call
will be answered by Early Impressions
of Kansas. A paper on Reconstruc-
ton Consummated, will be given by
Mrs. ]. p. Carahan. Mrs c. l. Martin
will have a paper on Economic De
Mrs. P. C. E. Hunter will read a paper
; on John Masefield.
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Miss Julia Whitmer gave a luncheon
today. followed by bridge, at her
, home. The guests were: Mrs. Charles
. Lagerstrom, Mrs. George Mccoy, Mrs
Ben Diment Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom
Mrs. Oran Kelly, Mrs. James Austin
Mrs. Ernest Trout, Mrs. Harry Hob
son. Mrs. J. G. Leopold, Mrs. J. D
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Agnes Walsh and Miss Rose Davis.
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A supper was given at the Chocolate
Shop Friday night after the high
school play, for the leading lady, Miss
eVrna Wise. The other guests were.
. Miss Marian Macarthur, Miss Matte
Bear, Miss Nancy Boone, Miss Lura
!, Ferris, Mr.. Lem Ewell, Mr.. Schuyler
Irwin, Mr.. Robert Simpson, Mr.. Har-
! old Evans and Mr.. Clarence Downey
! The P. o. P. girls of the 1--gh schoo
gave a spread at the home of Mrs
,, Lutte Embleton Friday night. The
guests were: Miss Eliza beth Nor
f rison, Miss Florence Green. Miss AL
+ berta Shepard, Miss Nellie Thompson
= Miss Olive Knox, Miss Ethel Kresia
! Miss Edith Wilt Miss Helen Scott
, Miss Sadie Yetter. Miss Gertrude
, Klinkenbeard, Miss Lila Martin, Mis-:
Ruth Hare. Miss Cora Petit. Mis-:
, Carmie Wolfe, and Mrs. Embleton.
Notes and Personal Mention.
t Mrs. L. B. Kendall, who has beel
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Quin.
ton. has left for Denver, for a visit e
5 another daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Keely.
5 Miss Jean Lindsay, who is a SUDDEN
l in K. u, is spending the weekend
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. >
Lindsay. Mr. James Gale of Mo
, Pherson, and Mr.. John Stockton OF
} Lawrence, students in the university
are guests at the Lindsay home.
w. A. McCarter, ID. u. 5. ORTHODOX
' fist, 709 Mills Bldg, prevention and
correction cf irregular teeth only
. Adv.
: Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Pelletier hay.
. arrived from Sioux City, Iowa, for {
visit of about a week tostheir daugh-
> ter, Mrs. ]. D. Walker, and Mr.
, Walker.
Mrs. Ralph Cav left today for Chi
cago to be with her son, Mr.. Harold
, Cav, who is i'll He is a student II
r the Chicago university. For the pas
, six weeks he has been i'll at the Pres
) byterian hospital N Chicago.
, DR.. Lillian Malone. Osteopath, II:
, Mills Building-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele Gordon