The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-25

| Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Trowbrtdge and
| Mrs. Branch.
1t was guest day for the Music Study
club this morning at the home of Mrs
! F. A. Derby in Western avenue. The
| program began with the playing of the
second movement Of the Tschaikowsky
Symphony Pathetique' by Mrs. Harry
| Tasker and Miss Elsie Chapman.
Following this Mrs. c. A. Wolf sang
two Indian songs. Miss Ethel Grant
| played two moveme ents from McDow-
ellis first modern Suits for the Piano.
Miss Ruth Bomgardner sang two Nc
Dowell numbers and on her harp Mrs.
| Derby played Petite Paraphrase Fa-
| cile" by Pinto. There were three num-
| bers by guests. Mrs. Earl Brown sang,
accompanied by Mrs. F. I. Richards
| on the violin. Mrs. Grace Briener
Bradley gave a selection of song lyrics
and Miss Louray Crum of Ottawa gave
a violin selection.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Bradley enter
| tanned at a dinner at their home, 14o7
Buchanan. Monday night in compli-
ment to Mr.. Fletcher. and Mr.. c. H.
Eldridge, who were here for the an
nual meeting of the Capper Publica-
tions people. Covers were laid for Mr..
1 Fletcher, Mr.. Eldridge. Mrs. R. E.
Branch. Mr.. B. NJ. Bartlett, Mrs. Brad
ley. Mr.. Bradley.
Mrs. Roy P. Forbes and Mrs. Glenn
Pratt were hostesses at a tea this
morning at their home in Greenwood
| avenue. The friends who assisted at
the tea were entertained afterwards at
luncheon. Those assisting were Mrs.
Robert Pierce. Jr.. Mrs. Ellinwood
| Finnell, of Sacramento, Cal; Mrs. c.
B. Crosby. Mrs. Walter Wefdling, Mrs.
Kurtz Kellam. Mrs. William Macfer-
ran. Miss Ariel Nichols. Miss Madeline
Stewart Miss Alice MsIntire.
Ho, away and follow the Gypsy trail
over the purple hill, Sounds nice.
far-off look in them and then you say,
"Oh, pshaw." For of course it can't
be done and then too in the heat of
late June the hills aren't purple and
trail far. But you can visit a Gypsy
camp and in Topeka. too, and this very
evening. And what is more you can
have your fortune told and see re-
vealed to you the mysteries of the fu-
ture. On the Bethany lawn this eve
ming there will be at least three mys-
terious women dressed in the garb of
the wandering Romie who will take
your palm and from the line thereon
will read your fate. These fortune
tellers are from out of town and ru-
NOR says they are the ones who pre-
dicted the end of the war as long as a
year ago, and made the kaiser trem-
BILE. So II you have a streak of Wild
ness in your make up. II you are fanci-
full, If you have curiosity come to the
campfire of the Gypsy-it won't be a
hot campfire-and hear of the tall
dark man and his blond rival. &
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There will be meeting of the
M-I-S-S-H-A-P-S tomorrow afternoon
at Gage park at o'clock. Those who
expect to be present will please call
phone No. 3275.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. ]. w. Smith with her children
have arrived from Los Angeles to
!. spend the summer with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. John Troutman. at their
home in Highland Park. 20 50 K
Mrs. Robert Thomas and her
daughter Georgia of Ray. Ariz. arr
rived today for visit to Mrs.
Thomas's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Jack and their
children, Dick and Betty Jane, will
leave Thursday morning for an ex-
tended trip thru the east.
Mr.. and Mrs D. o. Coe and their
daughters. Miss Emily and Miss Ma
bel, went to Leavenworth today to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Harry Coe
and Miss Vera Winter. They were
Miss Merle Beeman.
Miss Kathleen Moore OF Sedan. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Run
yen. Mr.. E. E. Richardson of Canon
City. Colo, will come to spend the
4 weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Runyen.
Miss Dorothy Bruner has returned
from Atchison where she has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. Mays.
Mildred Elizabeth Watkinson, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
watkinson of Carbondale was married
to Mr.. Clarence V. Uric. Mrs. Uric
has been teaching in Leoti. Kan. The
young couple will make their home in
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. r. D. Allen and her sons. How
ell Henry and Thomas, will leave next
week to spend the rest of the summer
in Long Beach. Cal.
I Mrs. z. J. Kulp Is visiting relatives
In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shoaf went to
] Leavenworth today to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Vera Winter and Mr.
Harry Coe.
Miss Margaret Officer will leave
| this afternoon for Kansas City, where
she will visit her cousin Lorene Bren-
ming.
/ Mrs H. ". Hinckley and her grand
daughter. Miss Virginia Winderlich
of Oklahoma City. are here making e
= visit to Mrs. James l. King, who 1.
\ Mrs. Hinckley's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mulvane wen
to Chicago today.
Miss Ethel Frizell will leave Mon
: day for New York to take a six weeks
course in the Columbia universit,
| summer school
| Mrs. NJ. Pickett will leave Frida,
after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. ]
| NJ. Mitchell.
! Mrs. w. H. Reed and her grand
!: daughter. Miss Juanita Dignon. will
leave today for Ellinsburg. Wash, t
spend the summer with Mrs Reed
son. Mr.. Frank B. Reed. and Mis-
= Dignon's brother, William NJ. Dignon
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