The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-24

Miss Marie Wentz, Miss Crystal
Wheeler Miss Dorothy Shoemaker and
Miss Hermione Van Laer.
Miss Mary Clark arrived Thursday
afternoon from Topeka for an extend
ed visit with her friend, Mrs. David
Hill and Mr.. Hill, Ninth and Prescott
avenues. Miss Clark is the elder
daughter of Mr.. George A. Clark, a
sas. She has the distinction of being
state historian of the U. S. Daughters
of 1912 of; this state. Miss Clark and
Mrs Hill are planning on attending
the D. A. r. state convention i'll Kan
sas City. Kan, next month.-From the
Salina Evening Journal.
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A boy about eight years old and
his younger sister of two, were playing
with marbles on the floor, when the
the bag. Are you going to put them
away?" asked the fond father. YES"
replied the young man, Il don't want
her to swallow Them" and every one
present was thinking what a con-
siderate little brother he was. when he
added, because then 1 wouldn't have
them"
Mrs. II. J. Deaver and her son, Corp.
c. F. Beaver, who are visiting Mrs.
beavers nephew, Mr.. Glen Beaver,
were guests of honor at dinner party
Saturday, by Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Seeley.
Corporal Beaver has recently returned
from France
Tuesday evening at the What Not
Shop, Mrs. Mary Hanford Ford will
give a talk on the Bahai movement
and all those Interested are invited to
come. The lecture will begin shortly
after 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Kline and Mr..
J. r. Kline entertained seventy-five
members of the Woman's Relief Corps
No. g and the G. A. r. post No. IL
! at colonial party Saturday afternoon
at their home. Mrs Jessie Howe, as
George Washington, and Miss Nancy
Kirwin, as Martha Washington, re-
ceived the guests. Mrs. Florence Arm
stead, patriotic instructor of the Re-
liefs Corps, arranged an interesting
program consisting of several numbers
by the Hawaiian quartet, fancy dane
ing by Miss Adele Foster, readings
by Mrs. Hazel Wood, recitations by
Miss Margaret Whitaker, a character
sketch by Mrs. G. w. Rake, vocal Sc
| lection by Mrs Nancy Kline and Mrs.
Randiett, a minuet polka by Mrs.
George Supple and Mrs. Randlett.
! The rooms were decorated in flags
| and cut flowers and many of the
guests were in colonial costume
Mrs Kline was assisted by Mrs. ].
| Haskell, Mrs. s L. Howe, Mrs. P G.
Atchison and Mrs. A. Zane.
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THERE'S q WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has been married little over
a year and is home on her first visit
without her husband. In speaking OF
| it Saturday, she said: 81 don't see
| how I can stay much longer; you've
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every minute and then be away from
them Indefinitely this way" Upon in
quiring we found that Indefinitely
this way was almost three weeks.
A conference of the board of the
Good Government club and those in
terested in good government legisla-
| ton will meet at 4 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lee Monroe in
Harrison street.
Notes and PersanaI Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Ginger, of 1410
! Buchanan street, are the parents of
a son, born Saturday at Stormont hos
pita1 They have named the child
Donald Kurtz. Mrs. Ginger was be-
fore her marriage Miss Grace Hunts
berger.
Mr.. Ralph futile, of wal1a Walla,
Wash. has left for his home after a
! visit to his sister, Mrs. Ralph McEn-
| tire. and Mr.. McEntire. Mr.. futile
stopped IN Topeka on his way home
| from New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
leave Sunday for a trip to California.
! Mrs. Edwin Mahood, who is visiting
in Little Rock, Ark, is expected home
tomorrow.
Gov Henry J. Allen returned from
Wichita last night. Mrs. Allen expects
to come home Wednesday morning.
Mr. rle y
returned from Kansas City, where they
! spent several days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Campbell and
Miss A1tha Watson have returend from
Kansas City, where they spent a few
days the last of the week.
| Miss Henrietta Allen and Miss Ann
Weightman have returned from Law
renee, where they were guests at the
Pi Beta Phi sorority house.
| Lieut.. Clarkson Millspaugh returned
! Saturday from Junction City, where
| he spent two days visiting his sister
Mrs. Chauncey Dewey.
Mr.. Paul Callahan left last night for
Wichita to take the position which he
/ held before the war.
Miss winifred Greene and Miss
| Elizabeth Culver came in from Berry
ton, where they are teaching. and
spent the weekend at their homes.
| Mrs John R. Shelton is spending
the week in Leavenworth, the guest OF
| Mrs Effie VanTuyl and Mrs. Mary
Hiatt.
| Miss Mildred Gephart, of Valley
Falls, spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. W. D. Ross.
Mrs. Horace Humphreys and Mrs
George Hayden have returned from
Kansas City, where they spent severa
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