The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-23
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A mother and her married daughter
we'll known and highly respected and
prominent in their circle of society.
who have recently been to Kansas City
to have a. beauty doctor inject paraf-
fin into their faces. Their wrinkles
are all gone and they are supposed to
be very lovely now. tho some of their
friends do say they look expression
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Mrs. John Waters entertained the
members of the public health board
and the public health nurses at tea
meet once every month for a short So
cia1 afternoon at the home of one of
the board members. These teas are
necessarily small and are informal af-
fairs.
The Woman's club team OF which
Mrs. r. F. Jack is chairman is plan
ming to hold rummage sale begin
ming Wednesday, in the building at 314
Kansas avenue. Here is an excellent
opportunity for club members and any
one else interested in the club house
to get rid of white elephants and at
the same time boost the club house
fund. Mems, women's and children's
clothes, household articles and furni-
ture will be the chief articles on sale.
Doubtless some rare and interesting
bargains will be found. Any one hav-
ing anything to donate is asked to tel
ephone Mrs. Jack or Mrs. Monte kist-
Ter.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian church will
have a luncheon at the church tomor-
cow at 1890 o'clock. The program
will begin at IL o'clock and the sub
lect is "Americanization.' The follow
ing women will speak: Mrs. Edgar
Morton, Mrs. Frank CLANCY, Mrs. G.
F. Worley. Mrs. William Blair of
Korea, Mrs. John Waters, Miss Helen
Tstey. Mrs. George Allen will sing
The young women of the Social Serv-
| ice club will have charge of the lunch
| con.
Miss Ruth Hodgson, A. B. II,
played in the musical comedy of the
| Fanchon and Marco Revue at the
| Grand last week. While at K. U. Miss
Hodgson majored in mathematics and
was made Phi Beta Kappa at the time
| of her graduation.
She taught mathematics in the high
| school at'Elko. New. and each summer
went to San Francisco to attend Anita
Peters Wrights School of Dancing.
| Last September, just as she was pre-
| pairing to return to her professional
duties, a place was offered her with
| the Fanchon and Marco Revue at a
much higher salary than her school
teaching paid her and she accepted.
Miss Hodgson was very active in
| school activities while at Il u ana Is
a member of the Chi Omega sorority
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| Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lacey announce
the marriage of their daughter. Elisa
| beth Ellen. to Mr.. John A. Allison at
2:5O o'clock on Wednesday, March II.
The Rev. NJ. G. Mum performed the
! ceremony.
| AIrs..A Walker will entertain the
| members of Mrs. w. E. McVeys club
| house team at luncheon tomorrow at
| the home of Mrs. Walter Wilson in
lTyler street.
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| The installation service of Tau Delta
| Pi, the honorary scholastic fraternity
| at Washburn. will be held Wednesday
| evening, March 81, in Boswell ham.
| The address of the evening will be de-
livered by Mr.. c.. ]. Masseck, formerly
professor of English in Washington
| university and at one time editor of
THE Dial" Mr.. Masseck will discuss
modern poetry.
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| Attention is called once more to
Topeka women of the fact that they
| have been granted the ballot after
much solicitation and if they were
Serious about asking for it, they should
use it this year of all years. In order
| TO vote it is necessary to register. and
| the time for doing that is now at the
city hall. Include that little GRAND