The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-12-06

clothes bought with the money of ,
washings. One curious neighbor sal !
up all night TO watch once, and see if
the deed was done at night. But the
house was dark thru the wee small
hours. At last the story leaked out. i
She takes in the washings and then
sends them to laundry, and after
they are returned to her, they are
returned to their owners. Hand
washed clothes bring more profit than
laundry done clothes. She is some
clever woman, Mabel, and deserved to
be the boss of a coal mine or some
thing.
There are los of other things to tell
you Mabel. But it's SO dark and
gloomy I must say goodby.
Your, Henery.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bibby entertained her
bridge. club at her home, 1859 Null
vane street Those who played are
Mrs e. A. Goeldner, Mrs. Daniel
Rumpf, Mrs. G, P. Williams. Mrs. e.
H. Ebey, Mrs. E. C. oman, Mrs. j. r.
Moore, Mrs. George Fessingden and
Mrs A. D. Currens.
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The Day Nursery club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Z. A Warning next
Thursday afternoon at her home, 1906
Western avenue. The assisting, hos
tesses will be Mrs. j. L. Callahan and
Mrs. #. L. Cooper.
The West Side Forestry club that
was to have met with Mrs. F. G.
Travis on Thursday, December II,
will meet instead with Mrs Walter
Ashton Smith, 53S Greenwood.
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The n. y. S. club will meet Tuesday
at $3.50 with Mrs. Frank L. Stevens
1911 Jackson street.
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The Child Conservation league will
| meet Tuesday 1t 2:30 p. m. with Mrs.
J. H. Luxton, 1916 Mulvane street.
Campfire Girls, win be the subject of
the paper and discussion. Mrs. Har-
lowe Dean will sing Indian songs
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The regular meeting of the Military
Sisterhood will come on Tuesday Mrs.
c. I. Martin will give a report OF her.
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| The Portia club will have a clock
luncheon on Thursday with Mrs. II. H.
Welty.
The Good Government club will
meet Thursday with Mrs. L. a. Gil
| lette in Fillmore street
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! Please send or telephone club notices
you wish to have appear in the satur-
| day paper on Thursday or Friday, or
even earlier in the week.
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An interesting member of "The
! Boomerang" company to be here the
last of next week. is Miss Lillian Con-
| cord, who was formerly a student in
the university of Wisconsin and a
member of the Chi Omega sorority.
| She will be glad to meet any sorority
sisters or sorority rivals while in To-
peka.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
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senior in the University of Pennsyl-
vania, will go to Boston to spend the
Christmas vacation with the family of
his uncle. Mr.. Henry S. Wilder
| Miss Ruth Bond. of Junction City,
/ is visiting Miss Octavia O'Neil at her
Ihome in Harrison street.
i Mr. Frank Parkhurst of Butte,
Idaho. is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst
Mr.. Marshall Crawford has gone on
a business trip into Louisiana
Mrs. E. c. Heck leaves today for
Grand Island. Neb.. where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Green
lee, until after the holidays
and Mr.. ]. U. Nichols were in Emporia
for the semi-annual conference of the
Kansas Retailers association Mr.
Bowers remained for the weekend
with friends in Emporia
Miss Edith ConneIl is leaving today
/ for st. Louis, where she will visit her
brothers. Mr.. Arthur ConneH and Mr.
Joe Connell- She will be gone about
a week.
Me- and Mrs Donald Rees have re-
turned to their home in Argentine
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. F..
| Rees.
Miss Edith Edmonds is spending
the weekend in Topeka
Miss Bernicee johnson. of Atchison,
| is visiting Mrs. Frank Griggs
Mrs. E. f. McDermott has gone to
| Oklahoma for a visit to friends
Mrs T. S. Morrison is visiting in
| Clay Center.
Mr. and Mrs A. G. Lagerwall. of
Lawrence, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Frank Sturges.
Mrs ]. W. Bolts and Miss Dnrat u