The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-16

people interested in art in honor of
Mr.. Borglum. Serving was done by
the girls of Mrs. Whittemore's art class
who had acted as ushers at the lecture
Miss Helen Brigham also assisted.
Mr.. Borglum is a practical man as
well as an artist and during the war
he held responsible governmental
position in the aviation branch of the
service. He is at present working
with Paderewski in an undertaking
for the relief of Poland.
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ChaperonS at the Saturday morning
picture show at the Orpheum will be:
Mrs. D. B. Rumpf, Mrs. G. L. Tuer.
Mrs. M. E. Uric, Mrs. David Page,
Miss Helen Estey, Miss Mary Clark,
Mrs. Walter Padge.tt
The West Side w. C. T. U. who are
going to have an apron sale at Dib-
| bles store on Saturday ask that the
women who have made aprons take
| them to Mrs. John MarshaNs this eve
ming or early tomorrow. All sorts and
sizes of aprons will be on sale tomor-
row.
Miss Louise Blair, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Blair. who are
missionaries in Korea, will give a
piano recital this evening at the Daniel
Muller School of Music. The public
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high school. She was born in Korea
and came to Topeka with her parents
two years ago. Her father has. al
ready returned to Korea and her
mother will go back this spring.
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Col and Mrs. John S. Dean will en-
terrain the Friday Bridge Dinner club
at their home this evening. In addi-
ton to the regular members the fol-
lowing guests who will play as substi-
tutes will be present: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Bronson, Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. kistler.
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With the representatives from the
| Wichita chapter of the Association of
Collegiate AIumnae will be the presi-
dent, Mrs. Paul NJ. Hart, and the sec
rotary. Mrs. Austin NJ Cowan. DIR.
| Florence Brown Sherbon will give a
report of the child welfare work the
A. c. A. is helping to carry on. Mrs.
Floyd Nichols will report on the milk
campaign.
Judge w L. Higgins of the state in
dustrial court will deliver the princi-
pal address. But almost as much in
| terest centers around the address
Margaret Lynn of the university will
! give. Miss Lynn is one of the recog-
! nized writers of the country and con-
| tributes to several of the leading mag
azines. Besides this she is a thoroly
delightful, charming woman
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Mrs. Will Summers entertained at a
! luncheon at her home in West Sixth
street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs r. w.
| Emerson of Tampa, Fla, who are Wis
iting Mrs. Emerson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Baker.
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GREEDY.
Once upon time there was an egg
and it was laid in a hay nest by an
old hen who had in mind al the time
! she laid the egg there that the day
1 would come when that egg would be
a little chicken;
But as eggs sell for much money
there was an old man who gathered
the egg and placed it in a market
basket and carried it around to where
| 1 live and as it was a nice big egg we
picked it out for the bright purple
Easter dye and soaked it up in hot
water until it was cooked;
And then dyed the nice egg a
beautiful color and it looked so deli
morn We would all fight or argue over
who would get to eat the beauty;
And it's a funny thing but I got
! the egg with little effort and sat" it
down beside my plate and gloated in
the fact that 1 had the prettiest egg in
the whole basket which was placed on
the breakfast table on Easter morn;
And when the time came to eat cur
eggs I broke mine open with the knife
edge-and 10 and behold the dye had
dyed clear on thru and 1 had no egg
to bite into last Easter morn;
And the moral is that beauty is only
| shell deep and 1 guess that will be
! about all. N.S.A.
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