The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

looking glass and consider yourself a
fairly good looking person and rather
glory in the reflection.
Have you ever been walking down
a street and suddenly find your own
image in an unexpected mirror? For
fraction of a second you do not rec
ognize yourself as being you, and you
almost have an unparalleled look at
yourself-see yourself as others see
you? And what a shocking experience
it usually is. The same way you may
be standing by a triple mirror and
catch a profile view of yourself that
you don't readily recognize and you
think, Gracious, del look like that?"
For most of us have a mirror express
sion just as we have a camera express
sion. We arch our eyebrows a bit, we
close our lips more tightly, we do a
hundred little things that make our
expression unnatural And that is the
one We are used to. Then when we
catch ourselves unaware, we see the
truth. And the truth sometimes hurts.
+ And aren't store window reflections
sort of as if you were in a moving
picture. If your skirt hangs unevenly.
that is the tine to find it out. And if
you are much taller or shorter than
your companion. then is when you feel
like Mutt and x Jeff (
Miss Ruth Althoff will be hostess at
a dancing party at her home in West
Eleventh street this evening. The
guests will be Miss Leatha Lewis. Miss
Lorraine Reed, Miss Mabel Huts, Miss
Hazel Nichols, Miss Ruth Witwer. Miss
Mabel Hastings, Miss Alma Tillmans
Miss Hazel Minehan, Miss Grace
Lindeman, Mr.. Carl Mellan, Mr.. Lau-
rem Barnett, Mr.. Clayton Wolf. Mr..
Dean Upton, Mr.. Ray Ulsh, Mr.. Paul
L0ng' Mr., Earl Na E y
Mrs. c. f. AuIt gave a party this
afternoon in honor of the eighth birth
day of her son Harold. The children
who enjoyed the afternoon with HIM
are: Loyal Lewis. Adrian Baker, Dali
las Hampstead. Duane Terp. Stanley
Alexander. Wayne Smith, Merrill Ian
ming, Gordon Arnett, Bill Boyles, Allen
Stone, Alfred Weaver. Mrs. Ault was
assisted by Miss Arlene Smith, Miss
Hazel Ault and Mrs. w. A. Smith.
Miss Mary Brewer, WHOSE marriage
to Mr.. Henry Taylor will occur next
week, was completely surprised by her
friends last evening when they gave
her a linen shower. Those present
were Mrs. Alice Ables. Mrs. Allie An
derson Mrs. Martha Bauman, Mrs Es-
Their Banner, Miss Eu1a Berry, Miss
Helen Davis. Miss Eva Johnson, Miss
Elsie Miles, Miss Nellie Mcmillan, Miss
Ruth Porter, Mrs. Rosie -McNown,
Mrs. sKittie L. Mcintyre. Miss Ger
trude Rupp, Miss Esther Turner. MISS
Ruth Whitaker, Miss Helen WHITE
aker, Mrs. Pearl Beaughly, Miss Myr-
tie Kimberlake. Miss Hazel Thomas,
Miss Frances Vollruth, Miss Louise
Curtis, Miss--Stella Foth, Miss Marie
Carter, Miss Helen Afford, Miss Helen
Holler. 81
Chaperons for the Theta party at
Vinewood tonight will be the Theta
house mother, Mrs. Dorsey Gardner,
Mr. J. F. Scott and Miss Elsie Jones'
others who will attend the party are
Miss feline Evans. Miss Dorothy
Crane, Miss Alice Ross or RockIora'
Ill, Miss Elizabeth Fyffe; Miss LYDIA
Suydam, Miss Margaret Suydam OF
Leavenworth, Miss Helen Lucas, Miss
Margaret Seaton. Miss Winifred Wig
gam, Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss Isabel
Whitcomb, Miss Marian Price. Miss
Mabel Clare Steel, Miss Lillian Hughes,
Miss Catherine Ewing, Miss Margaret
Corners, Miss Louise Davis, Miss Es-
Their Reed, Miss Esther Paxton. Miss
France Price, Miss Dorothy Barray-
man, Miss Doris CARRIER, MISS Chrls7
tina Ward of Kansas City, Miss Esther
Jensen of Cherryvale, Miss Kuth Lar
inner, Mr. Arch McKeever. Mr.. Lesle
Gable. Mr. Bemamin Franklin. Mr.
Toll Ware. Mr.. Arthur Ericsson Mr.
Onner Raines, Mr.. Charles Calvert, MI
Ted Blevins, Mr.. Maurice Dean. MI
Bob Beine, Mr.. William Whltcomp'
Mr., douglass -6OWIll1l' NIL -
sv. Mr.. William Neiswanger, MIR. Harry
Davis, Mr. Howard Myers. Mr. Floyd
Cossman, Mr.. Terrence Curry. MI
Ralph Oman, Mr.. Charles Corners, Mr..
Glen Hussy, Mr.. Fred Sabin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Gladfelter gave
a marty last evening in honor of the
twelfth birthday of their son, George.
The guests who enjoyed the evening
we're. Una johnson, Zelma Johnson
Rowene johnson. Thelma Martin
Ko1dia Mauck, Mercede Hara, Marin
Martin, Benjamin Goodrich, Andry
Purcell, Vernon MartiHson' DaVld
Mauck, David wallace. Frank CLAD
felter and Harold Gladfelter.
81 8. ;.
Miss, Ernestine Biby. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Biby. formerly
of Topeka, has been chosen as one OF
! the candidates for the Queen OF the
| Nav at the Kansas State Agricultural
college The election will be held next
Tuesday. Miss Mildred Arenas ana
Miss Elizabeth Circle are also candl-
dates. The Bibys recently moved to
! Hollywood, Cal.
! Notes and Personals.
Miss Henrietta Allen will arrive to-
morrow from New York. where she Is
! a student in Miss Spence's school, TO
Snend the Easter vacation with her
nsrents. Governor and Mrs. Henry j.
Allen.