The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-17

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E. T. Cartilage and Mr.. and Mrs. Null
holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartridge will proba-
bly, go to Chicago soon where MIR.
Cartridge will have business for a
month, but will return for a perma-
nent residence N Topeka.
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Mrs. John Hersh, 81 Kendall ave-
nue., entertained with a dinner party
in honor of the birthday of Mr.. Ken
dali, Friday evening at their home.
Covers were laid for eight
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Mrs. Malcolm Gray will entertain
the Elwell Bridge club Wednesday at
her home in West Twelfth street.
X X X
Miss Kathleen Mason, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur n. Mason,
entertained a few friends at dinner at
her home. 1901 Boswell avenue. Fri
day evening. Covers were laid for
Miss Isabel Bennett, Miss Marjorie
Hodge, Miss Dorothy Gardner, Miss
Mary Neiswanger, Miss Nina Hook,
Miss Mildred Young, Miss Mary Todd,
Miss Mayme Robinette and Miss
Mason.
Mrs. ]. r. Koontz was hostess at a
1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at her
home i'll Topeka avenue, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Henry j. Allen. The
ia BILE decorations were spring flowers.
Covers were laid for Mrs Allen, Mrs.
L. H. Mum. Mrs. David W. Mulvane,
Mrs. Charles E. Gault, Mrs. ]. E.
House, Mrs. C. S. Huffman, Mrs. Ben
Akers and Mrs. Koontz
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Mrs. Edwin Kist1er has issued invi-
tations for a tea which she will give
Saturday afternoon, February %.
Y x
Mrs Fret1 ROwnan of 1929 Lin
coin street, entertained informally this
afternoon for Mrs. Roy Cope, who
leaves soon for a permanent residence
in Oklahoma City. The guests were a
few of the neighbors and included Mrs.
Cope, Mrs Max McFadden, Mrs.
Mrs. George Reamon, Mrs. r. Smiley,
Mrs. Fred Stewart and Mrs. j. Chase.
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A pretty valentine party was that
given by Mrs. E. A. Campbell for her
children, Diana and sonny" The
rooms were trimmed with red hearts
and the refreshments were heart
shaped cakes and ice cream. Each
child was presented with a pretty
valentine as a souvenir.
The children present were Diana
and sonny Campbell, Virginia Cros-
by, Patricia Lyman, Lelitia Frost, Bar
bara Jordan, Jean Campbell, Jane
man. Lola Mold, Margaret Lee, Har-
ris Roth, Richard Morrow, John D.
Convey, Frank Griggs, jr., William
Pierce, John Dibble, Daniel Hamilton,
Billy Felix, Gordon Kistler and Harry
kistler.
The boarding house pupils of Beth
any college gave valentine party and
a playlet in the library at the college
Saturday evening.
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A couple of men called at one of
the sorority houses Sunday night
They happened to stand just in front
of some long glass doors, and they
stood there all of two minutes before
ringing the bell. The girls seemed to
be all crazy to dance but the house
mother was gone and they didn't like
| to disobey rules while she was gone,
so each sfrl was swaying this way and
that all by herself, displaying new and
unheard of steps and graceful, and lit
tie and big kicks, under the SUPPOSE
ton that dancing by yourself doesn't
count. AT last Scott Johnson got UP
all his will power and rang the door
bell, but he said it was mighty hard
thing to do.-University Daily kansan
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LOVE.
Love may not exactly make the
world go round But lots of times
| ~ 4IIeAhCS II 1CSl lOuiiO dHt IKE tneTS
were no corners on it so you could fall
off if you'd like to. Many a man has
| loved. not wisely but too well. many
times and has regretted it. frinstance
red Ticker, dice, that the other fellow
loaded, bread pudding and the Demo-
cratic party and he has Weakened up
some day to find himself all out OF
luck, with an empty poeketbook and
an aching void where his stomach
used to cavort around. And any OF
| the above agencies is likely to be high
" successful along that line. Once l
knew a bright and promising young
man, who loved his teacher kind and
dear and used to bring her a bright
red and yellow and white and blue
| nosegay every SO often, if not oftener,
and who liked to study and go to