The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-29
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By GRAClA PoPEW WoOD.

conference of medical women held in
New York. She came to Topeka to
visit Judge and Mrs. r. H. Cav, and
Dr.. and Mrs. storrs.
Miss Ruth Kingman. entertained
about seventy-five guests at tea yes
terday afternoon at the Kappa Kappa
Chi house for her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Winslow Kingman, who has come to To-
peka to live. Mrs. Kingman, who is a
Miss Helen Withers of Bronson.
Miss Kingman was assisted in re-
ceiv1ng by Miss Hermione Van Laer
and Miss Esther Grandon.
The Woman's Club team which Is
giving the dance at Kellam's Wednes-
day evening is very cheerful over the
prospect even If coal conservation
does mean closing at eleven. 1t may
be that that is one reason they are SO
cheerful. And the hours being from
s to l / makes it possible even for
early risers to attend.
The women who will be hostesses
for the evening are: Mrs McNey,
Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mrs. Thomas j. My
ers, Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch, Mrs.
Mrs. w. L. Huggins. Mrs. oscar Bon
nett, Mrs. W. E. Thrapp. Mrs. A. Wal
lSer. Mrs. Georgia Ober, Mrs j. b
Thomas. Mrs. r. L. Thomas, Mrs. +.
p. Bradley. Mrs. Warren e. Jeffrey.
DR.. Elvenor Ernest. T
Carolina Lazzari, who sang SO beau
tifully and looked so handsome on the
stage last night was equally. attractive
and most human at close range. Her
manager was gallantly lacing up her
street shoes preparatory to leaving the
auditorium, and she remarked, OF
every eyelet, skip one or two. l am
putting these on because I'm afraid
the dampness would tarnish my silver
slippers
So perhaps even Miss Lazzari has to
take thought of shoe leather and shoe
silver and the prices thereof. Isn't
that like a woman" said the manager
man. mot thinking of health or com
fort but clothes" And Miss Lazzarl
laughed and said something in return
and then began talking of her wonder
full Topeka audience, whose apprecia-
ton had SO thoroly pleased her
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Mr.. Andrew Buchanan announces
the marriage of his daughter Anna
Mary to Mr.. Thomas Francis Hackett
on Wednesday. November l9, in the
Church Of the Assumption. After a
wedding trip to Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hackett will be at home at AIS East
Tenth street.
The EuWer family held their annual
reunion Thanksgiving day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Ell. yer, 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Euwer. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. Euwer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Euwer. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Euwer, Mr.
and Mrs. n. L. Euwer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gfimes. Miss Ella Donnell Miss
Jessie DonneIl. Mr.. Thompson Euwer
Mr.. John Quay, Miss Bernice Burton
Miss Bertha Burton. Margaret Euwer
Zuma Euwer.- Leroy Euwer, Grace
Euwer, Mr.. James Euwer. Mr.. Charles
T. Euwer, and Mr.. Albert Euwer.
Members of the Mrs. w. E. McVey's
club house team will be the guests OF
Mrs Georgia w. Ober for luncheon or
Monday, December |, at Hadden hall
312 West Eighth street.
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1T HAPPENED IN FRANCE.
There were three Topeka chaps il
the town of Besancon, near the Swiss
border, on Italian fete day. 1t was g
great occasion and in the evening
there vas performance in the opera
house. In the first row of seats sal
the very high French officials. gen
erals and the like with a few impor-
tant mobiles. In the second row sal
such important gentlemen as major:
and less important generals. The thir6
row was for majors and captains with
an occasional first lieutenant. In the
fourth lieutenants predominated. II
the fifth were a few noncoms. These
lads bought tickets and walked up tc
the front row and sat themselves down
and move not. When the usher plead
with them mo compre'' was their re-
Sponse.
Do cooties have an aesthetic sense
1t looks that way. The handsomest
| man Topeka sent into the army was
the most annoyed with the little pets
| Long after the other boys were rid OF
them he was running a lighted match
| up the seams.
An infantry sergeant major took