The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-24
THERE. is A YOUNG MATRON IN
OTTR TOWN

THERE is A YOUNG MATRON IN
OUR TOWN
Who when asked If her husband
was still easily pleased and fun to
He's wonderful and I'm craZier about
him every day" and when further
asked if after a year she will consider
marriage a success said, do 1. just
go around plying all the girls who
aren't married to my husband-or one
almost as good. That's all that makes
them restless and wanting to have
career and study art and go batting
around the country. They need man
to center their interest on. 1t makes
me. positively weary to see how silly
they are about travel and adventure,
and the like when all they need
well I'm sorry for them-yes my hands
are sort of bunged' up from work,
I did-and we're trying to save, but
nevertheless.
The women of the Potwin Presbyter-
ian church will give an ice cream So
cial on the church lawn Friday eve
ming of this week. There will be
music by the juvenile orchestra.
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
Baby Marie Osborn, the famous
Pathe child star, will be the leading
attraction at the Orpheum theater
Saturday morning. She will appear
in Doing Her Bit" a clever little
war time play that is sure to in
terest the children who were eager
to have a finger in the pie of con-
serving and saving during the war.
A colored film will show Medicine
Lake" and odd Small Birds" and
then there will be visit to New
Orleans.
Since the interest," the outside world
is taking in Topeka's children's movies
is becoming apparent it is up to the
residents of the town to find out just
what it means if they haven't already
Announcement has been made of
| the marriage of Miss Laurene Crarry
! to Mr. Joseph Haynes at the brides
home in Mcpherson. This announce
ment is of interest to Washburn peo-
Pile, where Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes were
former students. The bride was a
popular and attractive member of the
Alpha Phi sorority, and specialized In
art. Mr.. Haynes was a member of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, was
manager of the football team and was
| one of the most prominent men in the
college.
| After a brief wedding trip. the
young couple will make their home in
Clifton, Kan, where Mr.. Haynes is
engaged in the banking business.
II Miss Adelaide Seeds gave a tea this
morning in honor of her house guest,
Miss Gertrude Conroy of Manhattan.
The guests were Miss Emily Seery.
Miss Mabel Gilchrist of Los Angeles,
Cal, Miss Jessie McCarter, Mrs. John
Dean. Miss Ethel Joss, Miss Gladys
Scott, Mrs. Irene Mott Guthrie, Mrs.
Kenneth Alexander, Miss Gladys
Guild. Miss Florence Bowman, Miss
Mildred Bowman, Miss Marie Vancil,
Miss Bertha Clay, Miss Conroy.
l Miss Gladys Scott entertained at the
Country club last evening for Miss
! Conroy and Miss Seeds:
The Girls Friendly society of
Grace cathedral will have an ice
cream social this evening at $40 on
the Guild hall lawn. There will be
music by the HeighIoa Hawaiian quar-
tet. The public is cordially invited.
1 Miss Esther Paxton is entertaining
I this afternoon in compliment to her
guest, Miss Marian Price of Burlin-
game, and Mrs. G. P. Ashton's guest.
Miss Ruth Dinner of Wichita, at a
| line party at the Orpheum. After the
show they will go to Miss Paxton'e
\ home, where refreshm will be
| served by Mrs. Paxton. assisted by
| Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. Thomas Creary.
The guests will be Miss Price, Miss
| dinner, Miss Faith Young of St.
Louis, Mrs. Arthur Snakeshaft, Miss
| Mary Paxton, Miss Marian Williams,
Miss Ethel Caste, Miss Barbara Jar
| rell and Miss Mary Rodgers.
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I&Pigs is pigs" you know, and there
Will be one at Pelletier's during the
story hour Saturday afternoon. 1t will
be guinea pig brought by Mr. E.
F. A Reinisch from Gage park. An
| other animal to be present is a pet
parrot owned by Mrs Henry Bromich.