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

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Lenora; Mrs. Spencer Davis. of Guam
tico. Va; Mrs Raymond Wolfe, Miss
Juliette Brown, of Chicago; Miss
Kathryn Albaugh, Mrs. Cecil Meri-
dith. of Waco, Tex; Mrs. William
Tomlinson. Mrs: Dean McElhenny.
Mrs A A Robinson's division of the
Woman's club will have a food sale at
Crosby Brothers tomorrow morning.
The women of this club team are plan
ming to have a food sale every two
weeks this winter. All sorts of good
things may be purchased from them
w. A. Coston and Mrs. Otto Cutler
are in charge of the sale tomorrow.
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Miss Lois Robinette and Miss Peggy
Lovewell entertained the following
girls at a fudge party at the LoveweIl
home Thursday evening: Miss Teresa
Frieburg, Miss Ada Marie Britton
Miss Margaretta Tillotson, Miss Mamie
Robinette. Miss Mary Louise Higgins.
Miss Aileen Smith, of Kansas City;
Miss Martha Mayson, of Lawrence.
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The Kappa Sigma fraternity an
nounces a new pledge-Mr. Harold
McCutchen, of Independence. Kan.
The Washburn college fine arts de-
partment will present Mr.. Harlowe
Fem Dean in a song recital at the
First Baptist church this evening
Mr.. Henry H. Stearns will be at the
piano. Mr.. Dean is head of the voice
department at Washburn this year
and Mr.. Stearns is the head piano in
structor.
A woman yesterday ate lunch at
table with three young women who
were together. The latter were very
the strange woman, after struggling
valiantly to appear uninterested and
bored, finally gave it up and shook
with laughter over some particularly
bright remark. And the question in
etiquette arises-Is it more polite to
appear not to notice strangers or to
show an appreciation for their ability
One does so love appreciation at any
and all timesi
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Prof. Harlow Fem Dean, of the
fine arts department at Washburn,
will appear in a song recital at the
First Baptist church this evening at
Sis o'clock. The program for the
en- ning is as follows:
1. Hear Me, Ye Winds and WavesHandeI
Aria and recitative from the opera "ScipioT
=. "Quand,ero Paggio," Pages Song
from Falstaff .....-....;;.V Verdi
4. Il Prologo di Pagliacci. :. .LeoncavalIo
6. Vision Fugitive Aria from Hero
/ Bedouin Love Song .Ghadwict
3 Marie -:.-..-..-..-..-.. Robert Franz
O.; To Russia. ..............Si Sidney Homer
10. Mother Machree ....... .Alcott-Ba
IL. oh This Is Ny Departing Time. -.
'''''.'''.; x < 4 VIM Fisher
Do you know that Mary who had
the lamb was a real little girl and
lived near Boston about a hundred
years ago? The story is true. One day
her mother took her to see some
lambs out in the country and among
them was one poor little creature that
wouldn't bah, and Mary's mother said
it was sick and would soon die. It's
helplessness appealed to Mary, so she
took it home and took very tender
care of it, so 1t did live. OF course,
it was most devoted to her, and it
insisted on going to school with her,
just as the poem says. The day it
went there was a young man visiting
the school and he was SO interested
in Mary and the lamb that he went
home and wrote the familiar verses
about Mary had a little lamb, its
fleece was white as snow, 2
Years afterwards when Mary was
a woman of more than eighty years,
the church she belonged to needed
money and Mary raveled some stock
ings made from the wool of the IA
nous lamb tied pieces of the yarn
on cards telling about the lamb and
sold them and raised the necessary
funds.
This story and many other old fash
toned tales will be told to the children
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. June
Chapman. Old fashioned pictures will
be shown and old fashioned bric-a-
brac. The pictures are loaned by Mrs.
Sullivan at the art store and the brio
a-bric by Miss Marie Witwer.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. S. J. Crumbine and
Miss Violet Crumbine have returned
from a visit of several months in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. William Kercher with her
daughters, Harriet and Margaret, and
her mother. Mrs. H W. Albert, will
leave late in November for California
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Watson, who
have been in California and Michigan
this summer, returned home Thurs
day.
Miss Jessie McCarter Miss Lillian
Hughes and Miss Mabel Glare steele
who live at the Theta house have gone
to Baldwin to attend the Delta Tau
Delta chicken fry this evening.
Mrs. F. A. Rooster, who underwent
an operation at Stornont hospital, is
convalescing nicely.
Are you satisfied with gas? Why
not try electric cookers and be sure
of well cooked food. Topeka Electric
Co, SIG Kansas ave. Phone 76S.-
Adv.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Carver will
go to Fort Worth, Tex, next week.
They will purchase a home and then
Mrs. Carver will return to Topeka to
make arrangements to live there.
Judge Carver arrived in Topeka