The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-25

daintiness and smart lines of model
you lose out and so do the guests who
were to attend the other party.
Do you know any one who wants
dog? If you know of a good home
for such an animal address Mrs. K,
care of me. Mrs. K, having already
found homes for six, would appreciate
your efforts in her behalf)
These pay as you enter" CONVERSE
ton telephones around in all the drug
stores are a great hindrance to date
making, 1 understand, altho some of
the boys say they have been worked
for a penny.
Do you suppose the young officer
in April will be home in. time to cele-
brate his wedding anniversary?
One of the handsome women at the
party Thursday afternoon had on
beautiful new fur, but it was brought
into the house just a little too soon
and every one around was looking to
see where the little black and white
animal was. altho the fur was not the
spotted variety. AS the thorn is to
the rose so is the scent to this beauti-
full fur and we are perfectly willing
to put up with the one to have the
other.
Some say that young married wo-
man visiting her parents in this town
isn't as anxious to go back to her hus-
band as she should be since she has
become acquainted with one of the
bachelors who lives in the fashiona BILE
boarding house where she is staying
A divorce is being talked in high
society, where they say there is too
much 'd1SpOsitiOn" on both sides of
the family-also a disposition to neg
lect the sacred ties.
Whatever you do, don't forget to
boil your water.
Lovingly
Mrs. A. P. Ripley will entertain at
dinner this evening at her home in
Topeka avenue for her son, Mr.. Frank
Ripley, who has recently received his
discharge from the army and has re-
turned from Call field, Texas, where
he has been stationed, and her daugh-
ter's husband, Mr.. J. Glenn Logan,
who returned a short time ago from
the Great Lakes naval training sta
ton. All the guests were men who
have recently returned from service.
The centerpiece will be minia-
ture sailor and soldier Covers will be
laid for Sergeant Ripley. Yeoman
Logan, Lieut.. Howard Searle, Sergt.
John Ripley, Mr.. Hugh Smith, Mr..
Dean Rogers, Lieut. Claire Menninger,
Lieut.. Karl Menninger, Lieut.. Bob
Hasty and Sergt. Waldo Haywood.
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The Western Sorosis club gave
guest day entertainment this after
noon at the Elks' club. Miss Effie
Graham had the paper of the after
noon on the subject, Marking Time
Among the guests were Mrs. H. j.
Allen, Mrs. c. S. Huffman. Miss Lima
Bresette, Mrs. Minnie Grinstead, Miss
Lorraine Wooster, Mrs. w. A. John
ston, Mrs. ]. L. Pettijohn, Mrs. D. w.
Mulvane, Mrs. c. I. Martin, Mrs. A c.
Graves, Mrs. E. f. Beard, Mrs. Win
field Freeman, Mrs. Uplinger. Mrs. r.
A. Burch, Mrs. C. T. Paine, Mrs. H.
]. Adams, Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger, Mrs
Cline, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. J. NJ. Brier,
Mrs. E. c. Foster, Mrs F. A. Rooster,
Mrs Woods, Mrs. Silas Porter. Mrs
T. E. Dewey, Mrs. Noble Prentis, Mrs.
J. Scott Junkin, Mrs. c. E. Burgson,
Mrs. Charles Dillon. Mrs. c. B. Walker.
Mrs. c. c. Nicholson, Miss Laura
Perry, Mrs B. H. Pugh, Mrs. I. F.
Doran, Miss Murphy. Mrs. E. ]. Shake
shaft. Mrs. ]. H. F'rizell, Mrs. E. E
Frizell. Mrs. Charles Hull, Mrs Jessie
DEMONS. Mrs. Beeson, Mrs. c. w
Smith. Mrs. A. y. Doerr, Mrs. Sutton,
Mrs. W. E. McVey. Mrs. Biddle, Mrs
Lottie Case. Mrs. Herwig, Mrs
Aplinger. Mrs. ]. w. Powers. Mrs. W
A. Coston, Mrs. Christina Trap, Mrs
]. f. Lord. Mrs A. w. Parks Mrs
H. L. Alkire. Mrs w. :. StambauSh,
Mrs. Harry Tasker, Mrs. Glen Smith,
Mrs. John CLANCY, Mrs. R. w. Cole
man, Mrs. Francis c. Price. Mrs VIII
son. Mrs jacobs. Mrs. Montee. Mrs
c. w Kouns. Mrs H E Ray. Mrs
Frank Paul, Mrs. John Kingan, Miss
Jane Kingan. Miss Dorothy CUP, Mrs
]. G. Wood. Mrs. Emma Morgan, Mrs.
George P Morehouse. Miss Edna
Avery, Miss Julia Davis. Mrs A D.
Lockwood, Mrs. Dennis Lockwood
Mrs Frank Aldrich, Mrs: Lutte Lutte
Embleton, Mrs. Nellie Terril- MISS
Mary Harrison. Miss Rachael Short,
Mrs. A. B. Tasig. Mrs. Pettyjohn. Mrs
r A. Cook and Mrs. John Sargent
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The tickets for the luncheon when
is to be given by the Native Sons and
Daughters of the state at the Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday noon are on
sale at the following drug stores;
TulIy-McFarland. Rosser Brothers
Waggoner Goodrich, Brunt Martin,
George Stansfield's, Flad & March.
Arnold Drug company, the North side
Campbell drug store, and a. Hall s.
Zercher's. at Washburn and Bethany
colleges. at the What-Not shop, by Mr.
Carl ROImar Mrs Dewitt C NeiliS,