The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-13

party were left to await the arrival
OF the anxious captain while his
fiancee was riding with a lieutenant
OF course the captain arrived while
she was gone and was all impatience
until she came back, but he wasn't
very angry with her when his eyes
| rested on her beautiful vivacious
face. However. what do you suppose
has happened to that. second lieuten-
ant since she has come home?
Another Topeka society girl has,
within the last two weeks, returned
from a southern city, where one of
the large aviation fields is located and
some one who knows from d Jwn there,
says that she was extremely popular.
One would see her in the center of a
large circle on the inside of which
were colonies and majors. Then came
row of captains and the outside
was formed by Heutenants. both first
and second. An attractive Topeka
girl, who has been spending the winter
down there is said to have a lunch
con date with one officer. an after
noon tea engagement with another
and an invitation to dine and dance
afterwards with another perfectly
good-looking man in uniform. After
all that how can she come back to
Topeka where there is nothing to do
but knit:
But speaking of knitting-have you
| seen the girls knitting two socks at
oncef They are doing it and beauti-
fully, but 1 can't tell you how But
| it is high time that l was 'minding
! my knitting SO au revoir.
AGATHA.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Thompson have
as their house guests Col and Mrs
E. A. Shuttleworth. Colonel and Mrs.
Shuttleworth are on their way to the
Hawaiian Islands to join his regiment.
the First infantry of the regulars.
They have been for some time at
| Camp Jackson. Columbia, S. C. Col
! onel and Mrs. Shuttleworth will leave
tonight for San Francisco.
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The men of the Kappa Sigma fra
| ternity will give an informal party this
evening a their chapter house.
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| Notes and Personal Mention
Lieut.. j. A. Weightman will leave
| the first of the week for San Antonio,
| Tex, after a short furlo. with his ia
| ther. Mr.. Matthew Weightman, jr
and Mrs. Weightman.
Miss Helen Coe has returned from
winter in Denver, Colo, and is at
her home in Fillmore street
Mrs. c. H. Gephart left today for
her home in Wisconsin, after a short
VISIT with her aunt, Mrs. Cornelia
Curry, and DR.. Gepharts sister, Mrs.
| w. D. Ross.
Mrs " b. Van Horn. Mrs. T w.
Peers. Mrs Fred Gray, Mrs Wells and
Miss Vina Sherman will go to Alma
Tuesday to attend a district mission
| airy convention.
Mrs. w. r. Ragsdale of Kansas
City is the guest of her daughter.
| Mrs. E. E. Brookens
Mrs Arthur Herbert is the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Ida Robins, on Col
| lege avenue.
Mrs. R. c. Pribble will leave
| Wednesday for Washington n G. r.
join Mr.. Pribble. who is in the inter
state commerce commission.
Judge and Mrs. o. L. Moore are
spending the weekend in Abilene
MISS Virginia Goodrich, the daugb
Ter or MI, and Mrs. Harris Goodrich
! on Bucha nan street. is ill with scarlet
| fever.
Mrs. r. b. Flora of Leavanwor,h
formerly Miss Ina Few of Topeka is
spending the weekend with Mrs w
E. S. Kirk . W.
Mrs H. L. Peppmeyer left TODAY for
.s, ION ~. T., TO attend the ma
tlonal convention of the d. A. ~
Mrs. G. L. Weigand spent vesterd.,,
In Kansas CITY ~'
Mr: w: w Whitney and Miss Mar
1ory whitney expect to move into their
new nome about June L.
iS' rloyd H1te has returned to her
/
mother, Mrs. Lillian Stevenson and her
grandmother, Mrs. NJ Weightman
! capt and Mrs Arthur Mills left
last night for Lawton, Okla. after a
snort visit in Topeka
MISS Marian Murphy has returned
to Kansas City. after a few DAYS visit
to her grandmother. Mrs. Emma 7,
Redden. L.
Mrs s. W. Pierce of Junction CITY fs
the guest of Mr. and Mrs George A
Clark.
! Mrs Claire w. Stahl of Burlingame
is spending the weekend with her
parents DR.. and Mrs. w s. Lindsay
Mrs. Charles Elliot has returned
| from visit to her son, Mr. John Ell
lot at Camp Doniphan.
Mr.. Hubert Lawrence DoIan son of
Mr. and Mrs Frank T. Dolan in Pot
win. has enlisted with the railroad en-
gineers for overseas service Mr. Do
Ian has been for two years secretary
to Mr.. Beacon of the Rock Island He
has been assigned to Camp Grant,
| Rockford, I'll.
/ Mrs. A z. Gordon. of 1925 Troop
street will leave Monday for a month
in Los Angeles and San Fra ncisco
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