The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-11

Iese, or something and get out and
parade between quarters. That would
De good thing don't you think? oh
l can always think of lots of things
Mabel. It's just all over me you
know.
And Mabel there is a girl here who
mas lovely automobile that was gave
TO her by the gentleman she keeps
company with Now just think of
that. Doesn't it show true devotion?
Ihat's how devoted I could be If 1 had
the money.
And Mable another thing I want to
warn you is about extravagant tastes.
m Just like a father to you in my
warnings. A girl here who works in
the Santa Fe offices was going to get
married and she bought a suit that
cost SO much money that she had to
work a month longer than she expect
look as if she loved nice clothes more
than her friend. Remember Mabel
clothes don't make the woman.
Another girl who is going to get
married next spring already has IA
lovely silk teddys. Maybe I hadn't
ought to tell you that Mabel 1
wouldn't talk to you about teddys but
1t seems different writing it. I'm aw-
ful modest you know. And they say
that even the president of one of the
colleges near here talked about them
in chapel one day and asked the girls
not to wear them. But he really meant
middies. He just got mixed up you
know. 1 guess they laughed a lot
when he said it. He stopped being
president afterwards don't know
whether that was the reason or not.
And Mabel there was a Topeka boy
who got married not long ago and sur
prised every one at the girl he mar
ried and thought it was so nice And
then found out he had proposed to
three Topeka girls in the past year.
I'm afraid that man made himself a
little common. Men have to be care
full about proposing or they do. There
is one man who graduated from
Washburn who proposed to fourteen
girls that his friends know of. Now
he is very common. But they do say
he proposes beautiful now.
The theater club at the college here are
going to have play pretty soon and
there Is only one leading lady and all
the girls wanted to be it and 1 guess
said she ought to be it, But another
one is. They practice all the time and
the leading lady can't have many
dates and the other one can. So may
be she feels better.
This is all I ought to tell you now.
Maybe it is more. But 1 like you to
know things as they are. I'm such a
father to you Mabel.
Kindly Yours Y Mabel e Henery'
Mrs. David Page will return this
evening after a short stay in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Nat Black, who has been
spending a few days in Topeka, has
returned to her home in Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. George Pritchard left
Friday for a trip thru Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coe and Miss
Emily Seery are spending the week
end in Leayenworth.
Mr.. c. p. Baker has gone to Wich-
tia Falls. Tex, to visit his son, Mr.. H
L. Baker.
Mrs. Edward Anderson has returned
to her home in Lane street after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Glen Wolfe, in
Oklahoma City.
Mrs. ]. Friedrich Scott arrived in
Topeka Thursday after short trip ia
the Grand Canyon.
Mrs. r. G. Merrick spent Friday in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin w Cook have
moved from Mosum, Idaho, to Occur
D'Alene. Mr.. Cook has a new position
with lumber company there. Mr.
Cook is graduate of Washburn in '07
and Mrs. Cook was formerly Miss
Mary Gaylord. a teacher in the Cen
trail Park school.
Mrs. Austin Johnson, of Kansas
City, is a guest of Mrs. A. G. Lewis
Miss Alma Calvert has gone to hel
home in Muskotah for the weekend
Mrs. Edna Wilcox Wiley has re-
turned from a three months visit in
Denver, Colorado Springs and Cascade
Colo.
Mr.. Roy Thompson has gone to New
York on business trip.
Mrs. o. o. Moore. who has been
with her husband, Lieutenant Moore
in Camp Grant for the last two months
has returned to Topeka.
Mrs. A. J. williams of Columbus, o..
t. H., NJ. II A q
Tyler.
We wish to advise the customers OF
Courtney Millinery we have just re-
ceived a shipment of special values in
sailors, untrimmed shapes and
trimmed hats. Call early in the week
Mrs. r. L. King and her children
will leave Sunday for Chicago to stay
for several weeks.
Mr.. w. J. Curtis returned yester-
day from a trip to Colorado Springs
Mrs. Adrian Sherman arrived Friday
for visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell.
Mrs. G. W Kouns goes to Chicago
| today.
Miss Marie Monaghan and Mr.
George Monaghan will spend the
weekend in Kansas City as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Monaghan
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Slaughter and
| Mrs. Belle Swan went to Baldwin te
attend the Delta Tau Delta chicken
fry last night.
Miss Frances Moore left today fol
Fort Worth, Tex, to visit her father
Mr.. Clayton D. Moore. for few days
Mr.. Harry Alvin Smith. of Perry, i:
spending the weekend in Topeka.
Miss Margaret Honeywell and Miss
Mildred Richie, of New York, left
| Friday for Berkeley, Cal. after a visit
| to Mrs. Georgia w. ODER and Justice
and Mrs. r. A. Burch. Mrs. Ober me-
Miss Honeywell and Miss Richie ii
Kansas City and came with them tc
Topeka.
| = Mrs. A. A. Robinson and Mr.. Glen
wood Jones arrived in Topeka Friday
after spending the summer in the east
Mrs. Robinson's daughter. Mrs. Jones
and little daughter will return about
November 1.
| they're GETTING TOGETHER