The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

consider one of the smartest and most
| correctly attired persons l have seen
on New York street this season"
The Topeka woman to whom the re-
mark was addressed threw up her
1 hands as she recognized the girl, and
| nearly gave the New York woman
fit when she told her the young wom
an was straight from Kansas
A day or two ago I saw the P. w.
/ G. in the cafe eating luncheon. A
| stranger in town who had Travelled
/ abroad great deal was lunching
with me. She pointed out the sales
woman ~Who is that woman? She
/ has the look of a Russian actress I
have seen ?' the woman said. So it
| goes that the society bred queen don't
carry about with them all the distin-
guished airs.
The nsomentous question, How old
is Ann?" which was so diligently in
quired into few years ago, was re-
vived this. week by Topekans who saw
| the ever youthful looking Anna Held.
There was lot of discussion as to
how old the vivacious French woman
really IS The World Almanac says
she was born in 1873, and if you are
good at satisfaction, you learn that
| she is "A years old. But a woman
! in Topeka, with less renown, to be
sure, than attends the World Almanac,
/ v,
and that she also knows her grown
daughter. She is certain that the
actress is So and that the daughter is
past 80.
I saw a girl carrying a swagger stick
a few days ago, and she simply spoiled
| the whole effect and dignity OF the lit
| tie cane. She wore fussy beruffled
bedraggled dress of some nondescript
sort, and her shoes were untidy and
her gloves frayed at the fingers Now
| to ornament properly swagger stick
the woman who carries it should be
attred in tailored costume plain and
pin-neat. A swagger stick simply
MUST have an atmosphere"
y
Mrs. S. E. Devendorf and her dau-
ghter, Mrs D. w. Ludwig, who have
been visiting friends in Topeka, re-
turned today to their home in Frank
ford Kansas.
! Lieut.. and Mrs w. c. .Carswen, jr.,
| announc the birth of a daughter at
Il Christ Hospital Saturday, October 49,
| They will name the baby Betty Jane.
Mrs. Carswen was formerly Miss Lii
! liam Stephenson. The baby is a
granddaughter of Mr.. w. c. Stephen
son and of MI. w. C. Carswen, local
manager of the Western Union.
4 X
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Dean Low and her two chill
dren have arrived from Bartlesville.
Okla, and are at the NJ. A. Low home.
Mr.. N r. Baker of Los Angeles,
Cal, has arrived for an extended visit
to his son, Mr.. Floyd Baker, and Mrs.
Baker.
DR.. and Mrs George H. Allen, who
are in Chicago, will rturn home next
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. zahner have gone
to Atlanta, Ga. for two weeks visit
to their daughter Mrs. Herbert Reyn-
olds. and Doctor Reynolds
Mrs Schuyler Nichols. who is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. e. n. Allen of Nc
Allister. Okla, will return the first of
next week
Mrs T D. Hammatt has returned
from Emporia, where she visited Mrs.
Marshall Warren.
Miss Mabel Adams and Miss Esther
Peers are attending grand opera in
Kansas City.
Henry H Hall New York Life
Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ashby have re-
turned to Tulsa. Okla, after a visit to
DIR. and Mrs. L. H. Mum and Mrs.
Julia Farnsworth Soper.. Mr.. Ashby
also visited his mother Mrs H C.
Zinc of Jerome, Ida, who is in To-
peka at the home of her brother Mr..
T A Beck
Mr. and Mrs. T A. Beck have as
their guests Mr.. Beck's sister, Mrs. d.
w. Chambers. and his niece Mrs. w
w. Chambers of Philadelphia. They
will return home the last of the mont h
and will be accompanied by Mrs D.
W. Chambers's sister, Mrs. j. c. Zinc.
of Jerome. Ida, who is also a guest
at the Beck home.
Dyeing daily, Topeka Laundry Co.
Adv
Mrs. Carl Trap of Kansas City is
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. J. Morton
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett King have
moved from Kansas City to Topeka
and are living at Fourth and Western
avenue, until the complstio of their
new bungalow. Mr.. King is manager
for the newly established Packard
agere1 for this part of the country
Mrs. C. E. Malm berg OF Hays City
is staying with her mother, Mrs J
johnson, while Mr.. johnson is at the
hospital where he was operated or
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Rice went t.
Kansas City today to hear Galli-CurcI
in grand opera
Dr. Lillian Malone. Osteopath. sO1
Mills Building.-Ady.
Miss Helen Brown has gone 70 Cas-
per. Wyo.. to take position in the
county attorneys office.
Miss Bess Leahy of Hays City has
arrived to spend q few days with
Judge and Mrs. DeWitte c. NeIlfs
Mr. F. p. Elmore has returned
: from a business trip to Chicago.
Miss Mary Petrik has moved her
studio to s35 Kansas Avenue.
Miss Marjorie Erwin of Newport
Vermont, is in Topeka to spend the