The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-20

for the next party of the club. The place
Steinberg's hall on the floor above the
chamber. Mrs. Dubrueil, caterer to the
{; of e. Will prepare the meal and those
who dance win have a room to themselves
on the third floor. and an orchestra to
guide their gyrations;. A program of
tervaIs during the evening. Match games
of billiards and pool will be staged for
those who like that amusement. and cards
whist to old maid.
Chairman Horiey and his aides of the
committee have been active, and the Mobiles
Will not want for pleasure If they will but
come The only restriction will be the
admission of absolute members of the To-
Mobiles. Of course viii be shown the
e0urfe'iea usual at 81 Shrine functions.
THERE'S a LITTLE GIRL IN OUR
Who came home from school the other
ef a the an teg inh the
she said, 40 told Betty he would fight all
her battles for her n when she got. into
MY. but 10 is gallant little boy, isn't
he?" said the mother. "Hqmph," shifted
Betty would like to do little of her own
| fightings 10 wants e t: GO it an
The annual meeting of the Provident
Association board of directors was held
Monday at the Elks club. The business
| club. Mrs. W. r. McDonongh was re-aleet-
ed secretary of the board of directors. The
following persons were elected and re
elected to serve a three year term on the
board Of directors: Mrs. J. A. Steinmeyer,
Mrs. ". 7. MeDonongh, Mr J. 2 Griest,
Dr. G n. van Horn, Mr.. c. G. Blakeiy, Mr.
II. H. Pugh and Mr.. William L. Porter.
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The vespueeian club will meet Thursday
a. tnr viii t,oi1
North jackson street. as hostess.
A subscription dance will be given Fri
the Tivod, Varsity and high schools
crowds. Something different. Three saxo-
phones. s1.25 per couple. Dancing 9 to 1.
y >. =
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs George Wilbur who have
aeS MRS. Tsng Tss a
have returned to their home in Boston.
Mrs. Ben Paulen has come from Free
donna, Kan. to be with her husband. Sem
ator Pauien during the remainder of the
special legislative session.
Topeka avenue. Mr.. Herren expects to go
to a local hospital later in the week and
Mrs Keene a Of Fnrt scott wife Of senator
| Keene. is in Topeka until the end of the
| special Legislative session.
| at local hospital is improving.
The X. Y. u. club will meet Friday after
| noon at the home Of Mrs. f. L. Stevens, 1217
Team No. l. Division No. of the wo-
mans club viii give a food sale Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. william Coleman. 1f55
BROOKS avenue, are the parents of daugn-
ter born January 10 They have named
Mrs. Edward IIapoe has gone to Emporia
/ for short visit to relatives.
r.. r. Atctison has returned to his home
! in Kansas City after a short visit to Mrs.
Atchison and family of Harrison street
Miss Helen Stillman entertained at din
ner Sunday at the home of her aunt Mrs.
| Harry st. John, The guests were a few
I OF the boys and girls of the Argentine
high school who came here for the sat
i Danaburg. Miss Helen Ash, Mr.. Earl s.
Warner, Mr.. Marshall Herrick, Mr.. Walter
Galloway, Mr. James Jones.
Doerr. Is in the city for the remainder of
| the Legislative session.
| Kan. where he will remain the next two
weeks, holding court for Judge Wood
! Mrs T. S Gilbert e1s west Third street.
| Will entertain the Lady Maecabees, Review
No. Il at her home Thursday at an all
| the organization have been invited to at
tend.
Mrs. George Mays has returned to Man
! Topeka Mrs Mays has recently taken a
| Omega house at Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Babcock and son,
Louis, have gone to Orlando. Fla. after Il
| three weeks visit to Mrs. Babcock's par
! ents. Mr., and Mrs. Louis Van Dorp. Mr..
| and Mrs. babcoek expect TO make their
home in Orlando.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macferran aid
son. Kenneth, will leave soon for Mineral
/ Wells, Tex. on a visit
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolf have changed
their residence from 111a Van Buren, street
| to 1904 Tyler street
Mr.. and Mrs o. f. Walker will leave
next month for Florida to spend the re-
mainder of the winter