The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-18

young expressions. The high school
youn gsters' faces showed only ad-
miration. They will be doing it in
their turn. Everyone seemed good
humored and happy and you couldn't
imagine the various sorts of people
hating each other They all had too
much the same expression - few
faces showed disgust, and only very
few. They were the faces of men
past their youth which one fancied
had been gay in its time. and had not
yet reached an age of living and let
ting live. Some gypsies on a street
corner couldn't look hard enough at
two girls in their own kind of Clothes
The Monday Tourist club will meet
with Mrs. S d. Flora, $50 Willow
avenue. Monday at $3.50 ?. m. Mrs.
land of the south and Mrs. w. P. shy
der will give review of Memoirs OF
Diplomats Wife"
The Research club will hold its next
regular meeting Friday afternoon,
october "a, with Mrs. c. J. Baer. 1890
Mulvane-
The Argonauts have their meeting
Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs
= = Nicn0is0a; Lahe street.
The Friday Bridge-Dinner club has
! been reorganized for this year and will
/ have the first meeting of the year a
week from Friday with Justice and
Mrs r A. Bur,ech-
The w. T. K. club will meet at $40
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs ]. H.
Gender at 14s7 Van Buren, street.
| The Junior AtIantean club viii meet
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs w d.
| Storrs, 1850 Fillmore street
| y y
The n. n. 5. club will have an all
| day meeting this next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. c. E. Joss, 1907 Lin
/ coin street
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet Monday at 2:3O with Mrs c. ].
nd '-''- 's
| The meeting of the Minerva club
| thai was to have been with Mrs. Rob
! ert Stone will instead be with Mrs Z.
D. Clithero. 9f2 Fillmore street. Mon
Jay a. - **
The Western Sorosis club will meet
next Saturday with Mrs. Festus Fos-
ter. DR.. Dorothy Nicoll will have a
paper on The Nex Psyeh0losy'
| A Topeka girl who is making good
| in an interesting and rather unusual
position IS Miss Reita Updegraf, who
! is buyer and department manager in
| the largest department store in Co
| 1umbus, U. Miss Updegraff went to
| Columbus about year and half ago
to visit her sister, Mrs. Everett Ste
| Phenson, who was manager of the
1 cafeteria for associates of the store.
| and stepped into this position which
was left vacant because of the war.
| Her duties are to buy all the stock
for the toilet and the notion depart
ments and to oversee the saleswoTnen
in her departm ents and to meet and
/ talk to people who come to the store
to buy. The buying end of the bust
ness is. of course. the biggest and most
important and carries with it much
responsibility. Miss Updegran goes to
New York several times year on buy
ing trips. At present it is particular
ly difficult On account of the unsettled
conditions Of merchandise
Miss Updegraf will leave Monoay.
after two weeks vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs o. P Updegraf
She will stop in Chicago en- route to
Columbus.
The cast for the collegiate aIuTnnae
play to be given a week from today
at the Country club has been decided
upon and will begin practicing the first
of next week In "Oh, for a Wife
Mrs. Raymond Wolfe will be the bride,
Mrs William Tomlinson the physician,
Miss Kathryn Albaugh the poet Mrs
Clay HamiIto2~<he lawyer and Mrs
Aaureen Wood the expert home
maker.
The Junto Dinner club was enter
: tanned last evening by Mr. and Mrs
David Page. Mr.. Barton Pie lbs read