The Topeka state journal., 1919-02-11

rived in New York on February 3.
Mr. Paul Sweet and Miss Susie Sweet
met their sister in New York City and
they are awaiting the arrival of an
other sister, who has been in Italy
working among the refugees Miss
Mary Sweet will reach New York on
the fifteenth.
Miss Susie Sweet expects to come to
Topeka the first of next week, but
whether or not she will be accom-
panied by the other members of her
family is not known.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey, who went to New
York to see her daughter, Miss Anna
bel Garvey. sail for France and is re-
naming for short visit, will be in
st. Louis on February 25 and 26 to
attend the meeting of the League to
Enforce Peace. Mrs. Garvey is on the
program of the evening of February
Z6 for an address. She may not re-
turn to Topeka before going to st.
Louis.
Senator and Mrs Walter E. Wilson
will give dinner party this evening
at their home in Tyler street. The
table decorations will be in spring
flowers, low fern dish of narcissus
and sweet peas forming the center
piece. Covers will be laid for Gov
ernor and Mrs. Allen. General and
Mrs C. 1. Martin, Judge and Mrs. r.
A. Burch, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Foley,
Mrs. Georgia. Ober, Walter William
Wilson and Senator and Mrs. Wilson.
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SOMEBODY'S GOT MY NUMBER.
oh, look what showed up in the
mail this morning:
1 GUESS HE'S CRAZY.
1 saw a piece in the State Journal
that 1 got last Saturday night, which
was written by bird" up there who's
not exactly right. 1t told of getting
| in town, and from the way he gath
cred them, he'd surely win renOwn.
He never said a word about the ones
| he NEVER got and what he claims
| they said to him L know darned well
| is rot. Just think now, you who still
| are free from all erratic notion, how
perfectly absurd it is to think of
such devotion, by those who have
| their bread to earn and other obliga-
tions, that they give out great gobs
| of ads with eager emulations. Now
! this is as he seems to me, that N.S.A.
| gets ads: He starts right out on Mon
| day morn and first stops in at Flads.
| They say of course. There's lots of
time and when he's tried and tried,
| they tell him he can call next week
and get a classified. He next sees
| Rain and also Payne as we'll as Z.
V. King and after working with them
| all he hasn't got a thing. He gets
three inch ad that day and promises
| galore but when it comes to real live
| ads he says there amt no more"
| No, please, don't think that he's not
good nor that he's even lazy, but when
| it comes to the way things work,
N.S.A.'s minds hazy A NON.
(And, oh, nearly forget to tell you
I have a hunch who did this and 1
am going to get even. And 1 guess
| that will be about aII) N.S.A.
Mrs. ]. Scott Junkin of Chicago and
! Mrs. c. E. Burgson of Kansas City,
/ who are visiting their sister, Mrs. T.
| r. Paxton, will be guests of honor at
a party which Mrs. B. II. Pugh will
give this evening at her home. The
| guests are a number of the Minerva
club members who Were not present at
the last meeting when Mrs. Burgson
gave an interesting talk on her life in
South America. Mrs. Burgson will G.
peat her talk at the party this eve
ming. There will be about twenty
guests.
Mrs. D. E. Palmer entertained the
Lakota club yesterday afternoon al
her home. Mrs. William Kirby Ette1
and her sister, Mrs. Olivia F.. January
of East Las Vegas. n. NJ, were guests
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A dinner was given at Pelletiers tea
room last evening in honor of Mr. l.
e. Meyers, formerly vice president ant
general manager of the Topeka Rail
way company and the Topeka E,disor
company. Mr.. Meyers now lives il
Chicago and is on his way to Cali
fornia- Those present were Mr.. L. L,