The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-11

towels from almost every hotel in New
York City and from all over Okla
homa, Texas, Missouri and Nebraska
in addition to a liberal supply of Pull
man towels. She is ashamed to have
the neighbors see the laundry on the
line.
That's nothing" said little bride.
bob never comes home from a trip
that he doesn't bring new kind of a
brush. He has the house filled with
all sorts of bath brushes. Some of
them have bristles on the outside, on
the inside, on the top and some have
the all around. They have long han
dies, curved handles and some have
no handles at all Then he brings
scrub brushes. too, nice long ones and
short dumpy ones, some have good
bristles and some haven't any to speak
Of. The shelf in the bathroom is COW
pered with hand brushes, and really his
collection of tooth brushes ought to be
in a museum. The final straw came
the other day when he came home
from Chicago with new eyebrow
well. you see don't need it," And
so the talk went on.
Have YOU a buying husband?
The Topeka branch of the Associa-
ton of Collegiate Alumnae will have
their first meeting of the fall at Pelle-
tiers tea room Saturday noon. Sep
TENDER IS, at II o'clock. There will
be several speakers, whose names will
be announced later. All women who
are college graduates have been in
vited to be present.
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Mrs. c. z. Mallon gave a birthday
party this afternoon at her home in
Western avenue for her small daugh-
ter, Kathleen, it being her sixth birth
day anniversary. The children were
given favors of miniature candy boxes,
toy balloons and little fancy hats. The
little girls present included: Thelma
and Maria Warning, Virginia and Lu-
cile Sumey, Ruth Salvason, Ruby
MAXWELL, Eleanor McCanley, Dorothy
Casson. Mary and Janet Johnston,
Virginia Ross. Eleanor Jane Harper.
Maurine Lane. Mary Elizabeth Wiki
DIAL. Dorothy Vickland, Betty CarswelI,
Nellie Baker and Mildred DeYington.
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Miss Louise Smith entertained at
1 o'clock luncheon this noon at her
home in Fillmore street honoring Miss
Muriel Barnes who will leave soon to
enter school in washington ID. G. The
luncheon was followed by line party
at the Orpheum. There were places
for nineteen guests
Mrs James A. Sarver entertained
at a luncheon Friday for her house
guest, DR.. Alice Hartwell Rice, of Las
Vegas, n. NJ. DR.. Rice is a prominent
club woman and welfare worker OF
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The Republican state party will
have a tent at the Fair Grounds next
week at which IL of Topeka's promi-
nent women Republicans have been
asked to assist during the week.
number of out-of-town women, includ-
ing Mrs w Y. Morgan, Mrs Matte
Toothaker Kimban of Manhattan, and
Mrs. c. D. Woodford of Hutchinson,
have been asked to assist. Mrs.
George Crawford is chairman of the
hostess committee.
The Alpha Phis win give a dancing
party this evening at the chapter
house. The active members of the So
rority will have a slumber party at
the house following the dance
Mrs. James Briefs team of the
Woman's club will have the second
rlInmage sale of the season following |
Mrs. r. F. Jacks team which Will give |
their sale the first of October. other |
teams of the club will probably follow |
later in the fall with the sales.
ANY members of the Woman's CLUB |
in Topeka or persons who are not |
members of the club and who wish to |
give donations for the sale may call
any of the members Of Mrs. Brier's
team who are: Mrs. ]. F. Baldwin, |
Mrs. E. D. Clithero, Mrs. c. e. Mallon, |
Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith. MRS
william Macferran, Mrs. William
Horley. Mrs. Walter Bates. Mrs: ROD
ert S. Hendricks, Mrs. John Chaney;
Mrs A. A. Sharp, Mrs. Guy Hlrsh ana
Mrs. w. R. Brownlee.