The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-10
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Mrs. J. A. Campbell. jr., is in charge
of the arrangements for dancing par
ty which will be given by the young
married crowd Saturday night at the
County club.
Word has been received from Miss
Nellie Kouns and Miss Sarah Kouns.
who have given four months to the
Y. NJ. c. A. work among the soldiers.
saying that they have now finished
their entertainments in the army and
have returned to Paris. where they are
awaiting their passports to go to Lon
don.
The popular kouns sisters have
been a wonderful success in their en-
tertainments In the camps. Their
work took them, to AK les Bains, Nice.
Monte Carlo and other furlo watering
places and then into Germany. They
have sung before all-the generals of
the American army, whom they have
also met. They have also been intro
duced to all the French generals and
many representatives in the world war
from everywhere, and have written
that the experience has been invalua-
BILE to them and will remain with them
always.
They attended a dinner dance given
by General Dickman. commander in
chief of the Third army, in honor of
General Pershing. The Misses Kouns
met General Pershing and sang for
MIN and he was pleased to the extent
of saying that their voices were heav-
only and that they raised him to celes-
tial heights and that in listening to
them he had spent some of the hap
piest moments of his time in Europe.
1.-The Hours sisters expect to spend
several months in England, giving con-
certs and studying.
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-5cCapt c. NJ. HensIey has gone to
Camp Funston. where he will receive
his discharge from the army. Since
leaving Camp Funston several months
ago Captain Henslev has been sta
toned at Camps Mills and Hum
phreys. He returned the last of the
week from camp Humphreys. va. and
spent a few DAYS with Mrs Hensley
and their sons. Charles Jr. and Philip,
before going to Funston.
Miss Helen Yoder, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Yoder. appeared
in Kansas City last week in the
movies. Miss Yoder> had an impor-
tant part with Anita Stewart in "A
Midnight Romance" with the Nation
al Film company. She appeared all
last week at the Twelfth street the
alter in Kansas City.
"A Midnight Romance" is said to be
q very beautiful picture and while
Miss Yoder does not play the part di-
rectly next to that of Miss Stewart.
she had a good part and one which
il would certainly require talent to
fiji with such company.
Mr.. and Mrs Yoder were in Kansas
City last week>to see their daughter in
the movies.
esaFhe wedding of Miss Marguerite
Dunning of Logan. Kan. and Mr.. Tom
Pitiey of Denver, Colo, will take place
at the brides home in Logan next
"Wednesday. Miss Charlotte West of
Topeka will go to Logan Sunday to
femain until after the wedding
aeMiss punning is former Washburn
student and has visited Miss West and
other Topeka friends often since that
time. She has many friends in To-
peka. who will be interested in her
announcement. Only relatives and a
few close friends will attend the we'd
ding. which will be quite simple in
detail.
GOO By, JOHN; TA' KEER Y'SELF
John Barleycorn. my 10. John. When
We were first acquent, you sure were
all the go, John, but now you're
bodily bent. Tho you were wont to
dote, John. on soaking up my dough,
no more will you gloat. for you're the
goat, John Barleycorn, my TO- John
the bars together, and many a sloppy
row, John, we haid wi ane anither.
Full Oft, we staggered, tight, John,
until the morning glow. But it's good
night-goodnight is right, to John
Barleycorn, my 10. Ms. A.
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Little Miss MaReine Brelsford will
give party Saturday afternoon at the
Elks' club for about forty of her girl
friends. Young Miss Brelsford is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W. e.
Brelsford, of 1920 Lincoln street. !
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Women of the Military Sisterhood,
who are to decorate the soldiers at the
auditorium this evening are asked to
be there promptly at 7:15 o'clock.
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Mrs. James Hayes will entertain her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home in the Scott apartment.
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The Impromptu club was enter
tanned at dinner last night by Mrs. C.
d. Startzman at her home. zoo Taylor
street The guests of the club were
Major and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert, who