The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-12

in Hearts Adrift' will be shown at
the Orpheum. This is a story of
child wrecked on a desert island and
after awhile the coming of other peo-
pie to the island. A Ford educa-
tional will follow.
An interesting feature of the show
will be a musical monologue given by
two of the Mccoy child players; Miss
Mary Esther Mitchell and Viola Hart.
chaperons are to be Mrs r. c.
Uric. Mrs Don Mulvane, Miss Mary
Clark. Miss Helen Estey and Miss Mary
MacLennan.
Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland will entertain
her bridge club Saturday afternoon at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ivan Dib-
BILE.
Mrs. S. w Durein entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at a sewing party
, in honor of her sister, Mrs W. G.
Morris, of Chicago.
The Daughters of the American
day afternoon at 2;30 at the home
of Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer. 1909 Har-
rison street. The state regent, Miss
Catherine Campbell. will be present
at the meeting After the business
session there will be a musical pro-
gram and an informal tea.
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| The west side W. C. T. T. will have
food sale at Warren NJ Crosby's
| tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pears. of Los An
geles. Cal, were guests of honor at a
| party given by Mr.. A. F. Barker, the
| oldest Civil war veteran in Topeka.
| Guests at the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Pears. Mr.. and Mrs. Thell Rose
ser. Mrs. Dorothy Pears. Mr.. ]. A
Swanson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McCahan!
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Jocobs, jr., and
their daughter Wilma:
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/ The third In the series of parties for
business and home girls in Topeka will
be given at the Y. W. c. A. next THURS
day. This will be in many ways the
most interesting party of the season.
| for the guests will work on plans and
gifts for the Christmas party which
| they in turn will give for fifty children
on the following Saturday.
II Some of the girls of the Alpha PHI
/ sorority enjoyed a slumber party al
| the chapter house last night Those
present were: Miss Edna Anton, Miss
Marian Williams, Miss Ruth Lemon,
| Miss Marian Moore, Miss Alice More
house, Miss Orpha Bauchman, Miss
/ Miss Ruth Marsh. Miss Florence
Rowles, Miss Marjora Blank.
WHAT ABOUT DADDY?
I've read those quips and heard
from lips. of the love in a mother S
heart, of the blessings true, as the
skies are blue. the love on mother s
! part. They have to say. each live long
day, her love is the greatest of all,
but it seems to me. that I can't agree,
/ with the writer's of such a call. When
/ the postman came, and called my
name, and handed me note. fairly
beamed. to hurry to CLEAN, the news
that Elsie wrote. Said all was well.
no trouble befell. but the baby had
missed me SO, that every night, that
little tike, would to each window 60
And call for me. and try to see. if
was coming home. she'd look to see
the pictures of me, and call Daddy
in plaintive moan. She'd go to the
door. as oft before and call for her
Daddy" to come. she'd kiss my face
in a pictured case, to other photos
she'd run. And Elsie said. when she's
ready for bed. in her little pink night
gown. she'd always cry, always sigh
because I was not around. That q
picture she took. to her cozy nook. II
the bed which is all her own, sheT
hug it up close. she loved it the most
with a pathetic little tone. And SO
read, of the things she said, and my