The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-07-20

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viii could 10 found for this was tn
! there was silver at the other place and
! not where she had taken a seat. 1t
was easier to move James one hum
dred and fifty pounds avoirdupois
| than the silver. Said waiter soon ap-
| peared again asking if they would
have soup. All six of them refused
soup in plain English. but they loon
saw six bow arriving. Mother said
1 S uld bring you soup anyway" ex-
planned the young lady who was serv-
ing. And jus. to show you who got
her way around that hotel they all ate
soup too, but before they had fin
| Ished the waiter appeared again, took
| the crackers and locked them in the
| sideboard. After the sugar had been
passed it too was carefully locked in
a secret hiding place on the back of
they refused the soup or that they
| had eaten it that the hotel people
seemed to have the idea that things
| were safe only under lock and key"
around them or was it just conserva-
| ton?
There is a most interesting case be-
| tween two former Washburn students
| who had an affair during their fresh
man year. The family of the girl for
! merly lived in Topeka and the mar,
| from another Kansas town. was one
| of the handsomest fraternity men in
| college. Just another case which the
war has rushed to a elimination.
! To think that the Rota club had one
of the real BLUE Devils at their
party last Sunday afternoon He s
just human being and not a bit
''swelled up with all the attention he
is receiving in this country or with
what he has done in the other coun-
try These characteristics are what
have helped to make him one of the
said heroes would b the opinion Of
AGATHA.
At a recent meeting of the execu-
tive board of the Shawnee County Po-
litical Science club the following COM
| mittees were appointed to serve dur
] ing the ensuing year:
| Program-Mrs. C. J. Evans, Miss
MEdna Corbet, Miss Eva Corning,
Mrs A. Marburg, Mrs. Homer Foltz.
Room and property-Mrs. Elizabeth
Lowry, Mrs. 1. L. Better.
Social-Crs. Charles F. Spencer.
Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis, Mrs. Laura
| O'Nea1.
War work-Mrs. Lucy B. Johnston.
Mrs. Lucy A. Milliken, Mrs. Frank
Organ. Mrs. Edith Supple, Mrs. L.
Candy, Mrs. C. w. Smith.
Sick-Mrs. Belle Chamberlain, Mrs
Elizabeth Porter, Mrs. 1. L. Better.
Membership-Mrs. Lottfe Case, Mrs.
| Virginia Whitaker. Mrs. A Marburg.
Mrs. Edith Supple. Mrs. Carrie Han
ley, Mrs. Margaret Bostick,- Mrs. H.
W. Foster. Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. E
c. Wise, Miss Nanon Herren.
Legislative-Mrs. Frank Organ,
Miss Lima Bresette, Mrs. John L.
Bagby
Chairmen of wards and precincts
were appointed as follows:
First ward-Mrs Hattie Smurr.
Second ward-Mrs. L. Candy.
Third-Mrs. Virginia Whitaker.
EOuTth-MTS r,
Fifth-Mrs. Lola E. Replogle.
Sixth-Mrs. Lucy A. Milliken.
Highland P -lk-Mrs. Frank Smurr.
College Hill-Mrs. A. ]. White
East Soldier-Mrs. ]. F. Cecil.
Kaw-Miss M'Edna Corbet.
Oakland-Mrs. Emma V. Sternberg.
Wanamf ker-Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis.
Tecumseh-Mrs Lucy A. MiIliken
X y
Colonel Rice, head of the disciplin-
airy barracks at Fort LeayenWorth.
entertained the following Topeka peo-
pie yesterday at luncheon: Justice
w. A. Johnston, Justice Henry F. Ma
son, Justice Rousseau A. Burch, Mr.
D. A. Valentine, Mr.. Clay Hamilton
Mr. p. B. Kellam, Mr. Kurtz Kellam
Mr.. Phil Eastman, Mr.. c. S. Gleed
Miss Johanna Gleed, Miss Grace Cleed
Mr.. F. D. Coburn. Mrs. ]. c. Mohler
Mr.. Charles Sessions. Mr.. Kinkel and
Mr.. w. E. Wetherton.
X x
MT. and Mrs. L. E. Gartside have
received word that thier son, Mr. B. l.
Gartside, has arrived safely overseas
Mr.. Gartside is a member of Company
B, Sixtieth Z. S. engineers.
X
The women clerks of the supreme
court and the clerks office gave I
| knitted garment shower in compli-
: ment to Mr.. Don A. Campbell, Law
clerk to Chief Justice W. A. Johnston
at the state house one day this week
Mr.. Campbell leaves Friday, July rs
for, Camp Funston. He has been very
popular -ound the state house an6
: the girls have knitted these garment:
for him as a reward for his past ia
, vors to them His wardrobe now con.
; things
. The Lillian Mitchner W. c. T. U
will meet Thursday afternoon. July IS
: with Mrs W. L. Sherman. 100 Eas
: Tenth street The subject for the pro
gram Is Housewives Conference
Roll call will be answered with some
pet economy.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is an exception to all rule:
heretofore established. She will tell
| good joke on herself and can appre
/ ciate one on herself as well as on
friend Cor even an enemy. but sh'
will not tell one on someone else It i
: not hard to understand her popu
I larity.
2 The official bulletin of the United
E States food administration for Kansa
r says that there have been a grea