The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-07
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| The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
| sorority at Washburn college are MAX
| ing final arrangements today for a
| dancing party which they expect to
| give Friday evening at Kellam Hail.
Their guests will be some of the men
| OF the school.
! The Minerva club held a guest day
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Dillon in Potwin
| Place The literary program was
given by Mrs. j. D. Heym who had
| paper, Things are not What They
! Seem" and Mrs. T. r. Paxton whose
subject was THE Sky Pilot of U. S. A"
| A musical afternoon of American
! Morton Albaugh read a paper on
| Compositions of American Music"
and introduced Mrs. Leland McAfee
| who played Arctic Night" by Beach.
| Mrs. F. 1. Richards played a violin
solo, Novelette," by Mana yucca and
Mrs. Beryl johnson sang two num-
/ bers, Leaves" and IF Flowers Could
Speak," by Mana yucca.
| Mrs. Charles Dillon gave an ex-
T. planatory talk for the next number
| on the program which was a musical
| sermonette," "a Leaf Adrift," the
music for which was written by Mrs.
Genevieve Thomas Pierson to which
Millicent Dillon, the small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dillon, gave
an original dance. Little Miss Dillon,
| dressed in the colors of the autumn
| leaves, appeared and gave a little
| poem explaining the music, before she
| gave her dance, the words for which
were original with her mother. Mrs.
| Pierson on the piano and Mrs. Rich
| ards on the violin accompanied Miss
! Dillon during her dance.
Mr.. Robert Knox Pierson sang at
the close of the program. 1.-The Proph-
| ecy," which has Bible words and the
/ music for which was written by Mrs.
Pierson. AS an encore he sang 1.-The
Wind in the Chimney
An especially interesting number on
i the program was the group of three
readings which were given by Mrs.
who is the guest of Mr.. Welch's sister,
Mrs. B. H. Pugh. Mrs. WEIGH has
| often visited in Topeka and her friends
consider it great pleasure to have
her. read for them. She contributed
| to the program of the Minerva club
last year when a guest in Topeka
Guests at the meeting yesterday
were: Mrs. c. E. Burgson, of Kansas
City, Mrs. ]. Scott Junkin, of Chicago,
Mrs. William WEIGH, of Indianapolis,
A1baugh, Mrs. G. H. Griffin, Miss
Alice Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Knox Pierson, Mrs Wilbur Gardner,
Mrs. Howard Johnston, Mrs. frank
| Chase. Mrs. Hugh McVey, Mrs. Charles
Buck and Miss Daisy Neil.
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DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Burgson, who
returned a few months ago from South
America and have been guests of Mrs
Burgson's sister, Mrs. T. r. Paxton,
| and Mr.. Paxton in Topeka, and other
| friends and relatives in the state, will
~ Ixn hot IL
| where Doctor Burgson. who is a dem
fist, will open an office. Doctor Burg
son is in Kansas City and Mrs Burg
son will join him in few weeks.
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The Ladies' Music club will hold a
i guest meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Helen Estey, in
| Harrison street. The program will be
| furnished by Miss Helen Hogeboom,
| soprano. and Miss Ethel Everingham,
| piano.
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Mrs. Walter Crozier, of Sedan, Kan.
who is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Edwards at the Virginia.
was guest of honor at an Informal
bridge party which Mrs. Lee Tully
gave at her home in the Nakomis
apartments There were guests for
two tables at bridge.
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The Military Sisterhood will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Y. w. c. A. building.
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There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the Y. w. c. A.
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at the
breakfast room of the association.
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THAT TELLER CALLED 'ME.''
Better. get mad with that fellow
called me" than with any one else
on earth He's so blind. sometimes,
that he cannot see the gifts that were
his at birth. He stumbles and trifles
and goes astray, instead of going up
the narrow and truthset way. to the
golden gardens of dawn Better get
wise to that fellow called "me" the
first thing that you do: it will help
you much in the way to be. to put
what you want to thru. Study him
over and take his size. and probe him
clear down to the deeps. and learn
by his ears and his nose and his
eyes. what bad in his nature sleeps
Better pick Quarrels with that Teller
called me" than with any one else
you know; ponder him over from A
to z, and watch him where e'er you
go. For every weakness you find
and cure. will be something to set you
| ahead. in the path that's straight and
| fine and sure that your soul is destined
to tread. n. S. A.
Word has been received in Topeka
of the marriage of Miss Jean Pouty.
of San Antonio. Tex, to Captain John
Marshall Hite, Z. S. A.. on Thursday.
January 2. Announcement Of the