The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-08

so even Pamela, the leader OF the
shrewish trio. faded out looking into
the heros eyes with a look that said
palmer than words, kiss me-" OF
course she did 1t cleverly and only a
discerning and trained man would
have known what she was saying. AS
he did it the symbol of their organiza-
ton tumbled into the ash can three
stories below.
With this picture the woman's club
helped to increase its bank account
yesterday afternoon.
The Iris theater was packed and
altho 1t was warm people forgot it in
their int ,rest in the play and cooled
off somewhat with the ice cream
cones and lemonade the children ped
died during the performance.
Before the picture Miss Geraldine
Lawless of Kansas City, who is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. farrell,
sang Sing Me to Sleep" and Mother
Macree." Her rich contralto voice
was particularly fitted to bring out
the pathos and beauty of these songs.
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF GIRLS
IN OUR TOWN
And in other Kansas towns who are
considerably worried. The situation
old stories when the mortgage is fore
closed and the family are turned out
of their one and only home. The
question with these girls is. will they
have a roof over their heads next
winter or will 1t be nee sssary to camp
in the meadow west of Washburn?
And they aren't the only ones who
are worried. There are a number OF
boys in our town and in others of
the state of Kansas. who are also wor-
ried. But for a different reason.
Theirs is the ever present question
If we can get the money 1~
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Mr. Raymond Be RS and Mr.. hus-
sell Zarker will marage n subscrip-
hall Friday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Powell announce
the engagement of thor daughter
Lula Mae. to DR.. Galen ]. Crock. The
marriage will take place July 49, Miss
Powell is a graduate of the Topeka
high school in the class of IA. Doc
tor Crook. who is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Crook. is a graduate of the
Kansas Dental college in rs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Roush enter
tafned the Sunday class to which their
son, Rex. belongs. and a number of the
girls of the neighborhood Saturday
evening at their home in Lane street.
Those present were Miss Edith Pen
nington. Miss Constance Martin, Miss
Velma Knapp. Miss Mildre' Brown,
Miss Pauline Cummings, Miss Lucille
Foose, Miss Daisy Dean, Miss Isabel
Shut, Miss Mildred Robinson. Miss
Elite Gordan. Miss Thelma Robinson,
Mrs. Catherine Foose. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Brayman. Mr.. George Sirois.
Mr. Charles Gates. Mr.. Edwards. Mr..
Tracy Ansel, Mr.. Ellsworth Adams,
Mr.. Roush and Mr.. Wendell Roush.
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Mr. and Mrs George Morris, of Te-
cumseh. have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Marjorie. Mae. to
Mr.. Clifford Kinds. of Topeka The
marriage took place July at the
First Presbyterian parsonage. DR..
Stephen S. Estey performed the cere-
Center visiting Mr.. Kinds parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds. They will make
their home in Topeka.
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At a national convention Of the AL
pha Chi Omega sorority which closed
in Chicago a few days gao. Mrs. Ralph
Bennett was elected grand vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Bennett is a graduate of
Kansas University IA. She was for
Wichita, and has visited frequently in
Topeka.
THERE'S a GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who recently went to Camp Funs-
ton under the auspices of. the Y. NJ.
c. A. as a member of a company
which was to entertail the sick and
wounded soldiers. The girl was a
reader. She was to stay three days.
But she left camp the morning OF the
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