The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-10

tiona1 organization, but those who are
interested in becoming associate men,
bers should address their applications
to the secretary, Mrs Frank Chase,
106' Broadmoor avenue
Those present at the luncheon were:
Mrs. Elias Bredin, alumna, University
of Michigan; Mrs. v. D. Vaughn, Kan
sas university; Mrs. F. w. Epps, Kan
sas university; Miss Marinda P. Davis,
Mount Holyoke: Mrs. Frank Troxell
Kansas university; Miss Pearl Jenison,
Kansas university; Miss Stella OIcott,
Kansas university; Miss Grace 'ollins,
Kansas university; Miss Bertha Hyde,
Mount Holyoke; Miss Katherine Smith,
Kansas university; Miss Maude Hulse,
University of Chicago; Miss Ruth Fos-
| ter. Kansas university; Mrs. w. D.
Ross, Kansas university: Mrs r. A.
Burch, Cornell; Mrs. Harry Newson,
University of Wisconsin; Mrs. t. F.
sDoran, Kansas university; Mrs. D. E.
Esterfy, oObeflin: Mrs. C. w Smith,
Kansas university; Mrs Nellie Ter
rill, Kansas university; Miss Bertha
schmidt, University of Missouri; Mrs.
Frank Chase. University of Illinois;
Miss Abigail McElroy, University of
Chicago; Mrs. Maurene NJ. Wood. Kan
sas univ rsity;f Miss Elsie Jones' Co.
lumbia; Miss Louise Raster, Column
bia; Miss Gertrude Morton, Kansas
university.
| MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY,
| over on the next street. There is a
girl. A headstrong girl. She thought
she was in love. Thought she was be-
ing loved. She wasn't. She did have
many suitors. She read somewhere.
To keep a boys attention. She must
look her best. So she tried. She got
| some rouge. Some powder. Some
beauty spots. lip stick. She did her
| hair up funny like. Wore short skirts
| Went to extremes. Made a fool of
herself. Soon the boys quit coming
to call. Men fiirted with her on the
! street. Girl friends made remarks.
Her mother worried. Then she got SO
know-don't you? guess that will
be about all. NJ s a
The men of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity gave am informal dance Sat
arday evening at their chapter house
| Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rice were chap
erons.
Those who danced were: Mrs Ar
| thur Shakeshaft, who is the guest of
Mr.. Shakeshaft's parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Richard Shakeshaft; Miss Mabel
| Claire Steele, Miss Margaret Thrapp,
| Miss Helen Welty, Miss Marian Mum
| ger, Miss Pauline McVey, Miss Helen
| Rollie, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss Ruth
Thompson, Miss Marjorie Blank, Miss
Ann Weightman, Miss Edna Anton,
Miss Margaret Suydam, Miss Elizabeth
! Fyfe, Miss Dorothy Wah1e, Miss Ellis
abeth Edison, Mr. Walter Cole, Mr..
Archie McKeever. Mr.. Byran Hoff-
man, Mr.. Edwin Jones. Mr.. Clay
Mccoy, Mr.. John Miller, Mr.. Archibald
Walters, Mr.. Homer Raines. Mr.. Floyd
Belts, Mrs. Chesley Mccormack, Mr..
| DeArmond Smith, Mr.. Chester Bun
ger. Mr.. florence Curry, Mr.. William
Griffin, Mr.. Ralph johnson and Mr..
! John Ripley.
Mr.. William Bailey, son of Mr. W. G.
| Bailey of West street has arrived in
Hoboken, N. J., and expects to come
to Topeka soon to visit his father and
| his sisters; Miss May Bailey and Miss
Ella Bailey. Mr.. Bailey has been a
member of the intelligence section of
| the 322nd infantry of the 31st division
| in France. He has been i'll with the
influenza in French hospital.
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Mrs J. P. Slaughter entertained the
| girls of her Sunday school class of the
| First Methodist church Saturday even
| ing at dinner at her home in sPotwin
| Place. The guests included Miss Julia
Sheard, Miss Marcia Fisher, Miss Dor
| Martha Owen, Miss Rosa Hamilton.
Miss Anna Richter, Miss Hulda Shafer.
Miss Fern Rathmeyer, Miss Geraldine
| Monroe, Miss Helen Leeper, Miss Hell
en- Matthew's MISS Geneva Zimmer-
man.
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| Lieut.. P. T. Mcfarland has returned
from France and is with his sister,
Mrs. Vogel, in West Third street. Lieu
| tenant Mcfarland has been in France
d year with the Sth aero squadron.
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THERE'S a WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
| Who had a Telephone call about 4
| o'clock one morning not long ago
when a man in an excited tone in
| quired. Have you lost a man out
/ there?" Immediately she had sisions
of some terrible accident happening to
| her husband. who is a physician and
who was supposedly sleeping in an adj
| joining room at the time. Finally she