The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-13

Kansas City for a few days visit to
her brother. She has been the guest
of honor at a number of informal
luncheons and afternoon affairs dur
ing her visit here.
| Mrs. William Macferran was hostess
| to the members of the Vignette club
! this afternoon at her home in Potwin
| Place. The guests of the club were
| Mrs F. L. Shellabarger, of New York
| City, who is visiting Mrs. Macferran;
| Mrs. Dell Keller. of Kansas City, Mo-:
Mrs. John Selby Kritser, Mrs. Charles
Dillon, Mrs. S. S. Estey, Miss Helen
Estey. Mrs o. E. Walker, Mrs. A. c.
Hughes, Mrs. Charles Elliott. Mrs. N.
P. Garretson. Miss Marion Garretson.
Mrs. f. w. Watson. Miss Ida Mac
/ ferran and Mrs. e. L. Copeland.
Those who took part in the literary
program of the club were Mrs. H. E.
Ray, Mrs Charles F. Spencer and Mrs.
| Arthur McCabe. Piano numbers were
furnished by Miss Effie Page and Mrs.
J. w. F. Hughes.
The fancy dress ball to be given by
| Mr. Lucien Thrill and Mr.. George Bal
ley at Kellam Hall tomorrow night
promises to be one of the largest that
has been given for some time. A num-
Der of Lawrence young people expect
| to come up for the party. The object
hosts, is to stimulate interest in dane
ing in an effort to re-estab lish the old
Tivoli club.
MY CREED.
Let me me little kinder, slet me be
a little binder, to the faults of those
about me- Let me praise a little
| more. Let me be when I am weary,
just little bit more CHEEKY: let me
i serve a little better. those that 1 am
striving for. Let me be a little drawer.
when temptation bids me waver, let
me strive a little harder, to be all that
1 should be; let me be a little meeker,
with the brother that is weaker. let
me think more of my neighbor and a
little less of me. Let me be a little
sweeter. make life bit completer. and
always know what I should do to make
a perfect day. Let me toll without
| complaining, no humble task disdain-
ing. Let me face the summons calmly,
when death beckons me away.
NsA.
The peony bulbs which have been
on sale this week by the members of
| the Tuesday Study club have been sell
ing rapidly. The definite date for the
peony show which the club is planning
for the last of May or first of June
has not been set, but if the sale of
, the bulbs is an evidence. it is to be a
success. The largest number of bulbs
: were bought by Mrs H. P. Dillon, who
purchased four dozen.
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The Kappa Sigma fraternity men
: have issued invitations for a dance at
t which they will be hosts Saturday
5 night.
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Mrs. Francis C. Price who is spend
/ ing the legislative session in Topeka
with Senator Price, will go to Kansas
City Friday to meet her daughter
Miss Frances Price, who is returning
s from Wells college. New York, for hel
3 Easter vacation. Mrs. Price and her
daughter will come to Topeka Satur-
day night to remain during the re-
mainder of the legislative season.
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The Red Cross work rooms at eros
by Brothers are to be closed Saturday
! afternoon and a sale S being planned
for ten o'clock Saturday morning
when all the things with which they
have been working, such scissors
thin bles, thread, needles, pins, safet,
pins. etc, will be sold to the highest
bidders. People in need of such things
will probably be able to get them a.
this sale at greatly reduced price
\
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hayes announces tn,
marriage of her daughter, Anna Ella
to Mr.. Francis Joseph O'Connell
MONDAY, March 3. The wedding tool
place in Topeka and Mr.. and Mrs
O'Connell will be at home to thei
friends at Oneill, Neb.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has been taking a vacation tril
and she has written home that sh
| hopes to have a few days rest befor,
| taking up her duties again. for sh,
says: I'VE gods. one certainly should
be allowed a few days rest after ;
vacation trip
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Roland Perkins is spending
week in Kansas City.
Mrs. Leslie Guild, Miss Henriett
n Allen, Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss Arie
Nichols and Miss Dorothy Nichols wen
to Kansas City yesterday to see "Th
Follies"
Mr.. Walter Ashton Smith has gon
to Florida on a business trip
Word has been received of the sa 4
arrival in England of Miss Nanon Her
rem, who sailed some time ago to en-
gage in entertainment work under tn
auspices of the federated clubsA
Eli Mrs. Cyrus Monroe has returne,
from a visit of several weeks to he
parents in Mcpherson
Mrs. Dell Keller, of Kansas City, i
I visiting Topeka friends.
Mr. William Wellhouse of Los An
. geles, Cal, formerly of Topeka, is tn
guest of his sister, Mrs. Loui
Leavenworth for a few weeks. He vii
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