The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-02-20
=
THERE'S a WOMAN IN OUR TOWN

~
Who has brain storm every time
her husband mentions his middle
name. 1t isn't that she cares so much
fhat his second name is Ievisas it dis
her fear that he will go on and an
nounce her middle name, which is Re-
becca Every time these two anna BILE
people have disagreement, they get
on their hats, pull them down over
their ears, and proceed to call each
other Levi and Rebecca
Z x X
The Public Health Nursing asso-
citation is the beneficiary of the stamp
vending machines in the hotels and
drug stores in Topeka, and people are
asked to buy their stamps thru those
machines, as the extra charge of one
cent for two two-cent stamps or four
one-cent stamps goes to the 1850 cia ton
to assist in the work against tuber-
culosis. By putting a nickel in the
machine one gets four cents worth of
stamps. The association believes that
Topeka people do not understand the
use of the one cent profit, and it hopes
that the machines will be more liber-
ally patronized.
x X
About 6. hundred delegates from all
parts of Kansas are expected to attend
the meeting of the Kansas Womans
Farm and Garden association to be
held in this city Tuesday Wednesday
D
Theodore Saxon. president of the as
ISOLATION, which was organized in To-
peka January IL, will be in charge of
arrangements for the meeting. ban
quet will be given at the Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday night, and Mrs.
Saxon will be toastmistress. Four
minute speeches will be given by
prominent Kansans from all parts of
the state
During the convention. special at
tention will be given to the subject of
war gardening. Plans will also be
made for the activities of the associa-
ton.
Charlotte Bailey. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Bailey. of West Eighth
street, gave a recital this afternoon at
her home, assisted by Miss Ruby Belle
Hill. She is piano pupil of Mrs.
Harry Morrison. and takes aesthetic
dancing with Miss Hazel Howe. Her
recital contained piano. vocal and
dancing numbers. and was as fellows:
vocaI-"LittIe Pink Roses. ...
Charlotte bailey. playing her OWN Wgr'
accomplishments.
Plano-a ..IiFst Of Spring --...- Sinding
Charlotte Bailey.
Dahcing- TT. aun W,S Rnss Devorak
Charlotte Bailey and Ruby Belle HILL
x x X
The Alpha Delt fraternity has
pledged the following new men: Mr.
Lawrence Woodward, of Osborne
Kan; Mr.. Loyal Mason, of Osborne;
Mr.. Harold Poort. of Topeka. Mr.
Kenneth Hobbs, of Topeka; Mr.. Cla-
burn McCrary. of Concordia.
= X
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. C. A. ROLAND and Mrs. Claude
Hoover of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived
today to visit DR.. and Mrs. s. S. Estey
Mrs. ROLAND is Mrs. Estey's mother
and Mrs Hoover is her sister. Mrs
Hoover will return home in a few
days. and Mrs ROLAND will remain
several months.
Miss Julia Larimer, a teacher in
Miss Bsrstows school, Kansas City
VIII spend Saturday and Sunday in To-
peka with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Larimer.
Miss Marian Dana who is a student
in Northwestern university, Evanston,
Ill, has come to Topeka, called by the
ILLNESS of her father, Judge A w.
Dana.
Mrs Hubert Yerkes and her son,
Marburg of New York, and Mrs. H.
c. Mulroy, of Denver, Colo. have left
for a trip to California They have
been visiting Mrs. Mulroy's mother,