The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29

there" and motioned few feet back.
A tall, handsome, rosy faced, neatly
mustached artiHerynan, a K. U. fra
ternity man, by the way, was under
machine gun fire for the first time.
Hrs horse got frightened at shells fall
ing from a German plane. The horse
bolted and the man reached for an
overhanging limb which he caught,
and hung there by his hands for sew
eral minutes.
A well known Topeka captain who
was much interested in girl in Paris,
took her ana an old Topeka friend rid
ing one day. The Topeka friend. in
reminiscing mood, began recalling
some of their early escapades. The
captain squirmed one minute and then
he muttered, law, ferget it, 1 have"
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A study class that really studies is
one in art which Mrs. L. D. White
more teaches on Wednesday morning
from $3.50 to 1880 in Boswell at
Washburn. 1t is made up of about 40
town women. They are studying the
unusual things in art that are SO often
missed i'll the usual courses. Rugs,
mosaics are some of the subjects for
lessons. And the study is not all of
the far off unattained but of the
things right here. The class visited
the Presbyterian church and Grace
Cathedral when the subject was
stained glass windows. With their
new knowledge and Mrs. Whittemore's
careful criticism and explanation
they appreciated much more fully the
beautiful examples of this art there
are in Topeka.
The women enrolled in this class
are: Mrs. Harriet NJ. Alden, Mrs
Henry j. Allen, Mrs. F. L. Ackerman,
Mrs. C. S. Bowman Mrs. Arch NJ. Cat
lin, Mrs. J. A. Cole, Mrs. o. T. Crop
per. Mrs. Frank S. Davis. Mrs. Charles
Genevieve Funk, Mrs. Malcolm Gray,
Mrs. Ruth +. Hayden Mrs. r. f. Jack.
Mrs. Monte Kistler. Mrs. Forest Love-
land. Mrs. Iavor S. McFarlane, Mrs,
c. B. Merriam, Mrs. F. D. Merriam
Mrs. Cyrus r. Mitchell Mrs. George
F. Staebler. Mrs. w. F. Taliferro. Mrs
Matt Weightman, Mrs. C. J. Skinner,
Mrs. W. T. Cross. Mrs. Norman Kellar.
Mrs. B. H. Pugh. Mrs. w. E. Atchison
Mrs. Guy E. Wilcox, Mrs. F. w. Free
man. Mrs. w. C. Wheeler. Mrs. Horace
Gunthorpe, Mrs. F. L. Britton. Mrs.
C. X. Bonnet. Mrs. G. W. McClung,
Mrs. w. E. Strickland
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IN CONFIDENCE
Are you perfectly comfortable?
That's right. come a little nearer. 1t
is chilly today and a fireplace is cosy.
= know something awfully interest
ing. VIII you promise never to tell,
not even to Billy? Well then l saw
fraternity pin on a popular Topeka girl
the other day. Guess who --
You're right, and she was pretty hap
py about it-not absolutely yet. But
then. she has only known him 1 little
over two months so it is soon to be
absolutely sure. Anything else I can't
tell? Sure lots.-Yes 1 knew it.
They're planning to go this winter.
They have their passports already I
guess.-They'lI be glad to see them all
right. He's been over for more than a
year and she for almost a year. No
they can't go so far as she is but she
all right heard some one talking
about that the other day-yes at the
Beta Delta house. The girls were
quite excitedly discussing it. Both
houses are very pretty and they were
wondering who they would have to
| live in them. But one has mother
and one has sister 1 guess. SO maybe
! they don't need wives. Potwin is one
/ of the choicest sections of Topeka all
right"
| The way it looks now it won't be
! long before the only really interesting
/ parties will be those giVen-for the coal
! miners. Probably a hostess house will
| be opened at Pittsburg and the society
girls of Topeka will take weekend
| trips down there and will proudly
promenade with their blue clad gall
| lants. Don't miners wear blue over
alls? Perhaps the fraternities can
| open houses in the coal districts and
| the "brotherhoods" live together.
There won't be the difficulties about
rank there was in previous dilemma.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hampstead went
/ to New York to meet Miss Bertha Hemp
| stead who is returning from abroad.
They are expected to arrive in Tope-
ka, tomorrow. Miss Hampstead is
| quite ill according to a telegram re-
/
oeived by Topeka I + relatives !!
! The Monday Tourist club will meet
| Monday afternoon with Mrs. c. W.
| Horne, 434 Topeka boulevard. Miss
| Anne Sweet will tell her experiences
in Italy and Mrs. j. P. Wahle will
have a paper on the intellectual
| Viewpoint of Mexico
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The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. H.
| Greenwood.
The Alta Vista club will meet dur
ing December with Mrs. C. A. Nc
| Guire.
The Social Service club will meet
! Wednesday afternoon at 1880 with
Mrs. C. NJ. stickley, 1885 Plass.
The w. T. K. club will meet Tues
| day, December 2. with Mrs. J. A
Campbell $40 >! Clay street
The women of Lincoln circle. No l..
! OF the G. A. r.. will meet Tuesday
| at 1880. This meeting is earlier than
usual on account of election of Off
GERS.
| s Miss Helen Eastberg and Mr.. Carl
I V. johnson were married Thursday
/ afternoon at the home of the brides
/ parents Mr. and Mrs o. Eastberg.
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