The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-17

ment to Mr.. Morris Woods has been
announced. Guests were Mrs. George
Boone, Mrs. w. 1. Miller, Mrs. Harry
Berger, Mrs S D. Thacher. Miss Mary
Macarthur, Miss Hazel Thomas, Miss
Helen Lewis, Miss Esther Macarthur,
Miss Verna Wise, Miss Sicily Allison,
Miss Matte Bell. Miss Thelma Huston,
Miss Ailene Officer.
Miss Karolyn B. Whittlesey has sent
out cards inviting guests to the recital
of her'pupil, Mrs. Milton Blaine Croll,
on Saturday evening, October IS, at
o'clock in the Stormont building in
West Sixth street
Miss Florence Wolfe entertained
few friends Wednesday evening in
compliment to her cousin. Miss Dais1e
Chapman. of Higbee, Mo. The de-
tails of the party were worked out in
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Hill and Mrs
Theda Moranville entertained at their
home. 523 Harrison street, Thursday
evening some of the visiting Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows. Their guests were:
Mrs. A. w Vier, of stockton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston. of Lawrence; Mr.. and
| Mrs Walsh, of Independence; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gage, of Minneap polls. Miss Ruby
Belle Hill entertained the guests with
piano music and fancy dancing. The
at the Orpheum theater.
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| The following young people had
| weinie roast in Gage park last eve
| ming: Miss Marcella. Ashton, Miss
| Anne Quaney. Miss Teresa Layden,
/. Layden, Miss Hadouine Hyatt. Miss
| Agnes Locker, Mr.. Leander French,
| Mr.. ClaSk Dreamer, Mr.. Keith Estes,
| Mr.. Tracey Ansell. Mr.. Fiavius Burk-
EFT. Mr.. Leland Caldwell, Mr.. William
| Wise.
| The younger girls in the Crosby and
Pelletier stores had party Thursday
evening at the Y. w. c. A. building.
Friends of the girls were also invited,
| making about thirty present. The
party was entertained with games and
| dancing in the gymnasium and re-
freshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Saville will en-
terrain the girls of the Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority this evening at their
home, 1886 MacVicar. Before her
Elinor Eckert attended Washburn
and belonged to the Kappa Chi So
rority.
The old fashioned Mother Goose
stories and others known to all chill
in this age and it is a question whether
they should be told to children as they
are written. Those who instruct
young children say we should not put
before them things they should not
do, but things they should Training
ought to be positive rather than neg
alive. Do and not don't ought to figure
in their young lives. Ideas of happi-
ness and goodness should be put be-
fore them and not unpleasant things.
So instead of an old woman with so.
many children she didn't know what
to do living in the shoe, the new YER
sion goes that there was young wo-
man with just enough chi1dren-livfng
in this high priced brown stone front,
and she had delicious food and no
spankings to give them. Mother Hub
sbard finds plenty in her cupboard for
the poor dog-having lived before the
war. and Golden Locks replaced the
chair she broke for Tiny Cub. The
wolf is kind to Red Riding Hood and
carries her basket, instead of eating
her up.
This is the sort of stories Mrs. June
Chapman will tell the children tomor-
toned stories with new fashioned NOR
ais.
Lake View will be in festive array
the night of November / when mas
ouerade ball will be sta ged with fancy
| costumes and dominos and mystery
| and confetti and all that, according to
| the plans of the committee in charge.
| There will be a dinner first and fol-
| lowing it a dance and late in the eve
ming a buffet supper will be served.
| Local members who wish reservations
| for lodging and dinner that night
should communicate with the commit
tee. of which George Godfrey Moore is
! chairman and DR.. c. r. Silverthorne
andsMr w. G. Dickie the other mem
| bers.
The auditor OF disbursements office
| of the Santa Fe general offices held a
dance at Ripley park Thursday night.
The following people enjoyed the eve
ming: Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Price, Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Rouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
James, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nc
! Knaught, Mr. and. Mrs. ]. w. Hesse.
Miss Verle Johnson, Miss Virginia
Smith, Miss Julia Howe, Miss Mildred
Henderson, Miss Caroline -Coffman.
Miss Lena Birteu, Miss Curry. Miss
/ Pansv Reedy,> Miss Bernice Blades,
| Miss Ruth Shaffer. Miss Edith Glee-
| son. Miss Norma Shupe. Miss Faye
Mawrer, Mr.. Ralph Swearingen, Mr..
/ Buell. Painter, Mr.. Tom Chapel, Mr..
| Paul Thorson, Mr.. Arthur Reynolds,
/ Mr.. Bud Fisher, Mr.. Hobart PASSED..
! Mr.. CLYDE Mills, Mr. c. F. Staples, Mr..
| VIM. Price Mr.. VIM. Gleason, Mr.. Ell
rner Crask, and Mr.. J. A Gordon.
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l Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Rix OF
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