The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-03

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their name in the paper"
| Those present were Mrs. NJ. n. Tiff.
Miss leila Tiff, Mrs. Ada Scott, Miss
| Gladys Winter, Mrs. Mary Shoemaker.
Mr.. Donald Scott of San Antonio. Mr..
Roy Smith of San Antonio Mr.. Rich
ard Richards of Lecompton. Mr.. Harry
NIichman of Eudora, Mr.. Roy Berkley,
Mr.. Don Pleume. Mr.. Hollis Damn, Mr..
Clyde Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Hill.
Miss Sarah Hi, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hill.
THERE is YOUNG MAN IN OUR
| TOWN
| Who is making a. tremendous hit
with the girl he admires, not by the
amount of money he spends or the
| Zine" he hands out, but by his
thoughtfulness and originality. For
the benefit of other young men who
might want to make hits here are
some OF his tricks as told by the girl
| an attractive young business woman.
On one of the really cold days this
winter when she had a shivery feeling
and had forgotten there ever was a
June. he breezed in, wrapped to his
ears in a great overcoat and smelling
like an article on winter sports" He
began by asking, What do you sup
pose I have up my sleeve?" And
thereupon he pulled from one big coat
sleeve a long green stem bearing a
perfect red rosebud. oh beautiful!
looking puzzled. ''Can you help me
| out: wonder? I have told a most an
noying lie which only one thing can
| substantiate.' Then he laid a pack
luscious rough edged paper with man
sized envelopes and all that. The
first sheet was written on. 'Send that
to me SO 1 will get it Saturday and
Il you may have the rest
The letter read-'Dear Mr.. So and
So. can you come to tea with US Sun
day evening? Sincerely Y ours''-and
| there was the place for her name. OF
all the smart ways of asking for an
invitation
Another day she had tern her dress
quarreIed with her boss. been left out
of party she wanted to go to, all in
a few hours. The young man found
her cross, disconsolate. unwilling to be
cheered up. Said this wise man:
"Quit an hour early. You can, Put
on walking shoes and a sweater and
I'll come for you at o'clock. He
did. and after miles of dirt roads and
grassy fields he cooked beefsteak on
a camp fire. meanwhile scolding her
and telling her what a poor sort she
was. He left her at the door at eight
telling her not to be such fool again;
godsi Why aren't there more?
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| The opening meeting of the after
tnoon at the Woman's club meeting
Thursday will be in the hands of the
forestry department. An address will
be made by Mr.. S. Herbert Hare of
Kansas City. Mr.: Hare is a well
known landscape architect, and will
have decidedly worth while things to
say to those interested in seeing To-
Ipeka a beautiful city.
The departments of education and
civics will have their meeting together.
IDr. w. A, McCarter will talk to them
on 1.-The Care of Childrens Teeth"
His lecture will be illustrated with
lantern slides.
| The Social Service club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 with
Mrs. F. M Chase, 1121 Arch street.
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| Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs S. G. w. Travis left this morn
ing for Kansas City where she was
called by the illness of her brother,
Mr.. George D. Knox, and his little
girl. Mr.. Knox is improving but his
daughter is no better.
| Buy Mrs. Crafts homemade candies
lat The Chocolate Shop. A fresh ship
ment today.-Adv.
| The P. E. o. sisterhood meeting
(which was to have been held Friday
lat the home of Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher
has been postponed Indefinitely.
| DR.. Sarah Doubt and her mother
have arrived in Topeka and have
lrooms at 1881 Mulvane. Doctor Doubt
lis occupying the position in Washburn
college formerly held by DR.. Edith
Twiss. She is a graduate of Nebraska
university and has her Phi. D. from
IChicago.
| Mrs. ]. D. Huston of Wichita is the
guest of Governor and Mrs. Henry j.
Allen.
| Clearance sale of our entire stock
of winter hats. Courtney Millinery
IParlors. sos Kansas Ave.-Adv.
| Mrs. George Port Ashton is ill with
pneumonia at her home in Topeka
| boulevard.
| DR.. c. NJ. Sheldon left last evening
for a business trip to New York. He
expects to be gone about two weeks.
| Miss Mary Poindexter of Kansas
City. who is a student in Kansas uni
lversity, spent the weekend in Topeka
as the guest of Miss Helen Lucas.
| Mrs c. W. Kouns is i'll at her home
in Harrison street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Neese are in
Kansas City attending the automobile
| show.
| Miss Grace Overmyer is confined to
her home because of illness.
| Just received new shipment of
Coty's L'Origan perfume-Geo. W.
Stansfield, s32 Kansas Ave.-Adv
| Miss Helen Silver, of MorganYille
who has visited here many times. was
| in Topeka yesterday en- route to Los
Angeles, where she will spend the rest
| of the winter.
| Mr. Frank D. Hahn has returned
Ifrom a visit to his daughter, Miss
| Helen Hahn. who teaches in the Uni
versity in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs. Della P. Gushard and her
daughter Louise. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs D. G.. Kline. will
leava foynorrox for their home in he.