The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-25

sort OF work II she cared to follow 1t.
She has had parts with ttAe Harlequin
Players in Kansas City for several
years and has also had part in the
Junior Follies presented by the Kan
sas City society people, for several
seasons.
Miss Yoder came to Topeka with
her parents, from Kansas City 2bout
three years ago and has been popular
in the exclusive social set. Her
father. Mr.. H. d. Yoder, is vice presi-
dent of the Topeka Flour Mills.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN.
Who stepped into a garage TO use
the telephone one day not long ago
when 1t was raining. She had no
umbrella. must do some shopping and
she didn't like the vision of buying
another twenty-five dollar hat. There
didn't seem to be anyone in the
garage, but there was a perfectly good
umbrella standing within a tempting
distance. She borrowed 1t without
asking, since there was mo one there
to ask, and intended to return Il after
she had done her errands. But when
She took it back the garage was lock-
ed, SO what could she do but take 1t
on home. She had been at home with
a guilty conscience about fifteen min
utes when she saw a large policeman
coming up her walk. AS she answered
the uoor neT heart Idlrly stopped peat
ing and she could already see thru the
bars. but the policeman asked, Gould
you tell me where the priest lives?'
He, too, must have stolen an umbrella
or something. Anyway, it gave the w.
1. o. n chance to show her good
Intentions by taking back said um-
brelia. but when she went in she didn't
have the courage to say, Thanks for
the umbrella which you didn't know
I had" SO she once more resorted to
camouflage. She asked to use the
telephone and while SO doing set the
umbrella down while she reported on
her work in the U. W. w. drive. But
thanks for the use of the telephone
were very profuse.
The spalding Reading circle will
meet this evening at the knights of
Columbus hall. Miss Ann Butterfly
will have charge of the program.
Mrs. Leslie Guild and Miss Carolyn
Thomas are in charge of a pie sale
which is to be held in three Of the
down town stores Wednesday for the
benefit Of the Topeka Health Nurses
association. The girls who will be In
charge of the sales which will begin
at nine-thirty and last aS<1ong as the
pies last are Crosby Brothers, Mrs.
Mrs. Clay Hamilton and Mrs. Harry
Leland; Pelletier's Mrs. Fred Free
man, Mrs. Roy Thompson and Miss
Margarite Koontz; Warren M. Cros-
by's. Mrs. Adelaide Smith, Mrs. Tom
Lillard and Mrs. Glenn Pratt
All the names have not been hand
ed in yet of those making the pies
for this sale but the list up to date
includes Mrs. James L. King, Mrs.
Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. r. T. Her
rick. Mrs. c. G. Colburn, Mrs James
P; de 2. Kaye; Mrs. J. G. Harmon.
Crawford. Mrs. s. c. Nichols. Mrs.
Horace Hall. Mrs. H. G. West, Mrs.
Frank Beck, Mrs. Charles Elliot, Mrs.
George Thompson. Mrs. w. c. Nc
Donough. Mrs. Harry Leland. Mrs.
thur Capper, Mrs Dave Mulvane. Mrs.
Fred Cole, Mrs. George Staebler. Mrs.
Randall Burrow. Mrs. Edwin Kistler,
Miss Polly Movers, hrs. ]. B. Lari-
mer, Mrs. Henry F. Mason. Mrs.
Earle Williams. Miss Altha Watson,
Mrs. Merrill Mills. Mrs. Walter A.
Smith, Mrs. w. D. Updegraff, Mrs. J.
A. Campbell, Jr., Mrs. Harry Wolf.
Mrs. Glen Beaver, Mrs. Robert Pierce.
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr. Mrs. Charles
Lyman, Mrs. Ivan Dibble, Mrs. Rich
Don Mulvane, Mrs Norman Wear,
Mrs. joe Morgan, Mrs. H. s. Morgan,
Mrs Tom Frost, Mrs. Eugene Quin-
tom t9I,; Mrs s John T; Frost, Mrs Clyde
Mohler. Mrs. Ben Akers, Mrs. D. E.
Esterly, Mrs. w. F. Bowen. Mrs. Silas
Porter, Mrs Will Eastman, Mrs: A.
e. Van Petten, Mrs. Clement Seely.
Mrs. Guilford Dudley. Mrs. Al, Zahner
Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mrs. Hal Haz-
Ioft Mrs Arch Catltu Mrs VE,ra n r
Crane, Mrs. w. M. Welcome. Mrs. A.
Marburg. Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. j.
p. Slaughter. Mrs. Clarence Jordan
Mrs. Russell Frost. Mrs. T. S. Stevens,
Mrs. Willard Hall, Mrs: George Park
hurst, Mrs. Fred Freeman. Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. H. ]. Wingert, Miss Lulu
Mckee, Mrs. Cecil Howes, Miss Caro-
lyn Thomas. Mrs. Leslie Guild. Mrs.
J. D. Freeman. Mrs. Schuyler Nichols,
Mrs Frank Merriam.
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A taffy pull will be given at the Y
w. C. A. building Thanksgiving even
ing for the girls who make their
homes there and are unable to go to
their homes to spend the day. The
secretaries of the association will be in
charge.
Mrs. Arthur Miller will entertain the
Taka-H Embroidery club Tuesdas
afternoon at her home, 619 West Sew
enth street.
The w. T. X club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs.
George Stone at her home in Highland
Park.
The Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Second United PEesbyter-
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