The Topeka state journal., 1919-02-22

/ suppose I'll want ca age-what is the
cage worth?' he asked. Five dollars
too" said the man and paying for
his purchases, he carried them out
to his automobile, for he was farmer
and lived twenty-five miles away.
Automobiles and $40 canary birds
sounds like waving fields of wheat at
S2.26, doesn't it?
Mrs. Mathew Weightman, Jr., enter
tanned this afternoon at her home in
Fillmore street. in compliment to Mrs.
Mary Hanford Ford, who is her guest.
| Mrs. Ford is a well known lecturer
| and talked to the guests this after
noon on THE Litera ture of the War.
Those present were Mrs. Ford, Mrs.
C. S. Huffman, Mrs. A. C. Graves,
Mrs. j. E. Brooks. Mrs. L. D. White
more, Mrs. Frank Squires, Mrs. M. A.
Low, Mrs. J. c. McClintock. Mrs. J. P.
Griswold, Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs.
A. Johnston, Mrs. Noble Prentis, Mrs.
c. l. Martin, Mrs. Ben Hegler, of
Wichita; Mrs. Matthew Weightman,
| Sr., Mrs. Lillian Stevenson, Mrs. Nor
man Keller, Miss Hyde and Miss
Marie Wltwer
The members OF the Sigma Alpha
| Iota sorority will give an informal
dance this evening at Chocolate Shop.
The decorations and programs will be
| representative of Washington's birth
day. Those who will dance are Miss
Edna Smith, Miss Bess Rogler, Miss
Marian Munger, Miss Sadie Linden
| meyer. Miss Esther Turner, Miss Mar
garet Worden, Miss Irene Howard,
! Miss Frances Cav, Miss Virginia
Taliaferro. Miss Helen Scott. Miss
Mabel Hoffman. Miss Opal Hoffman
| Miss Mildred Lewis, Hiss Bernice
Gertrude Huckell, Miss Donan Chase,
| Miss Agnes Robertson, of X. u Mr..
| Elliott Baldwin, Mr.. Vincent Westrop,
Mr.. Clayburn McCreary, Mr.. Churchill
! Sargent, Mr. Rudolph Woelk, of K. u;
| Mr.. Asa Crawford. Mr.. Kelsey Card
/ ner, Mr.. Charles Rogler. Mr.. Claire
| Menninger, Mr.. Joe Hicks, Mr.. Fred
Sabin, Mr.. Lee Wychoff, Mr.. Harry
Smith, Mr.. Frank Mohyer, Mr.. Frank
MNuk, Mr.. Ewing Fergus, Mr.. John
Palmatier, Mr. Ralph Kiene, of K. U.
| The chaperons will be Mrs John
| Sargent, Professor and Mrs. Henry j..
| Dotterweich and Professor and Mrs.
w. A. Harshbarger.
! Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deaver enter
| tanned last evening, at their home in
College avenue, in compliment to
| Corporal C. F. Deaver, who has recent
| ly returned from France, and his
/ mother, Mrs. H. j. DeaVer, of Sabetha,
who are spending few days with
| them. There were guests for several
i tables at cards.
| n
Little Miss Georgia Tasker gave a
/ birthday party this afternoon at her
home, 1407 Clay street. to which she
asked the following friends: Miss
| Winifred Miller, Miss Catherine Hayes,
Miss Pearl Taylor, Miss Lillian Rupin,
Miss Louise Doling, Miss Gladys Ma
| gill, Miss Madeline Stewart, Miss
Betty Tasker, Miss Jean Beverly, Miss
Jean ST. John. Miss Hazel Hepworthy.
Miss Frances Tasker, Bobbie Tasker,
! Miss Anna Sarah Brewster. Mrs
Tasker was assisted by Miss Eleanor
| Tasker.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Organ enter
tanned with a card party for Mr.. and
| Mrs Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Brooks and Senator and Mrs. j: A.
Ferren all of Sedan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Organ are also from Sedan.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN.
Who with his wife (His Wife, was
| taking dinner down town the other
evening, The girl who was serving
| them happened to be wearing an
apron with pockets and tnlnking TO
! save her the embarrassment of pick
ing the tip up decided he would slip
| it into her pocket when she wash
| looking His wife was reading the
| evening paper and was paying no at
tention to what was going on until
| the matter here?' The man then
had two explanations to make,
| one to his wife and the other to the
| girl, who evidently thought he was
trying to hold her hand or something i
| like that, while the eagle eye" OF his
wife was on the news sheet.
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| Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs Henry j. Allen went to Wich-
ita last night to visit Mrs. Charles E.
i Brooks for a few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Scott Junkin left
| last night for their home in Chicago,
| after a visit to Mrs. Junkin's sister,
Mrs T. r. Paxton, and Mr.. Paxton
Miss Edna Anton and Miss Marion
| Williams went to Lawrence to attend
the Phi Delt mess. They are guests
| at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Campbell, Miss
| Clyde Bonebrake and Miss Altha
Watson are spending few days in
Kansas City. They went down to see
| The Thirteenth Chair
| Mr.. John Hamilton is i'll with the
| influenza at his home.
Miss Hopper, of the finance depart
ment of the Y. w. c. A, who has spent
a week in Topeka, left last night for
Hutchinson.
Mrs. R. M. Akers, who has been
suffering with a fractured limb in st.
Francis hospital for ten weeks. has
| recovered and has returned to her
home 1927 Fillmore street.
Miss Ann Weightman and Miss Hen
| rietta Allen are spending the week
| end in Lawrence at the Pi Phi house.
/ They went down for the Phi Delt
| mess.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mcdonald are
spending the weekend in Newton.
Corp. c. F. Deaver and his mother.
! Mrs. H. J. Deaver, of Sabetha, are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Deaver
re I'M mo Nv nf 0I-or
| Wash, who has been visiting Mrs.
| Fred Johns, left Yesterday for. PhiIa-