The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-10

good secret. You even put off
taking it out until most every one
else had begun wearing theirs SO you
might spring it at a more noticeable
time. Why last fall you were just
getting well acquainted with it and
now you would go on with the friend
ship. And then, one day when the
birds sang and the sun was warm and
the buds on the trees were beginning
to swell, you put the new collar on
your suit and took out the fresh
gloves and the. new veil and got the
box down from the high closet shelf
and with a faster beating heart opened
it to find-your last years hat. Sad,
brusty bedragsled, you remembered it
as being SO entirely new and good.
You feel, then, very much like a
balloon out of which the air has gone
with large, sudden pop.
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Miss Regina Menehan will have the
leading role in the Catholic high
school play, Meg Burns" to be given
Friday evening, March H. The lead
ing man is George Monaghan. Adrian
Gamlowskf studied this part but be-
cause of illness had to give it up.
others in the cast are: Father O'Toole,
Louis Fleisch; Andy Calliffan, Herbert
Cannon; Jim Mulligan, Kenneth Spur
| lock; Mr.. Smiley, Robert Hartly; John
Burns, Frances Layden: Sister Cyril.
| Eleanor Hines; Mrs. Burns, Elizabeth
McRoberts; Mrs. Muiligan, Ethel
EFleisch; Mrs. Mulvanney, Elizabeth
McGinnis; Lieutenant Worthy, Paul
| Hines; John Kenny, Walter Kennedy
Kathleen Mulvanney, Jennie Bakuie;
Margaret Brosnan, Jessie Brouyette;
school children, Lucia Floersch, HUI
/ bert Floersch. Mary Hustler, Ruth
Parry, Catherine Fleisch, Mary Dodds.
| There will be a moving picture en-
tertainment at the Redden chapel mis-
sion Friday evening under the direc-
ton of the Social Service club of the
/ First Presbyterian church, All the
friends of the chapel are invited. No
admission will be charged.
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Notes and Personals.
Mr. w. A Atchison, who is attend
ing X S. A. c., spent the weekend in
Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seymour and son
Tom of Winfield are the guests of Mr..
Seymour's sister. Mrs. G. c. Bowman
and Mr.. Bowman. Mr.. Seymour will
return home today but Mrs. Seymour
will stay for a longer. visit,
Mrs. James w. Going of Chicago is
making a short visit to her daughter;
Mrs. Albert Patten.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Buck have pur-
! chased the George Stone home in
Highland Park. They are remodel
| ing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Lillard have
| purchased the house DIR. and Mrs.
Robert Stewart have been occupying
in Potwin.
! Mrs. Fred 3. Bonebrake, who is ill
at her home in Topeka avenue, is get
/ ting along nicely,
Miss Ellen Brett will go to Manhat-
| tan Saturday to spend the week end
with Miss Mildred Innskeep.
A taffy pull in honor of the birth
days of Miss Dorie Coe and Miss Vera
Smith was given at the home of Mr.
March z. Those present were: Laura
Barry, Wanitta Armstrong, Arabelle
Aver, Stella Keller. Verona Gabler
Hazel Davis, Sophia Litzlow, Emma
acek, Vera Smith and Doris Coe. The
evenings entertainment consisted o.
stunts and games.
Mrs. c. w. kouns has gone t.
Pueblo to attend the oratorio in which
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst and Mr.
i Glenwood Jones of Topeka will sing
The concert is to be given tomorrow
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Sawyer of Nc
Pherson have returned to their homt
in Mcpherson after a visit to theil
daughter, Mrs. Cyrus Monroe, and Mr.
I
for several weeks, and Mr.. Sawyer
came up for the weekend.
Mr.. L. S. Chamberlain of San Diego
has returned home after a short visi
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. c
Chamberlain.
Dr.. F. H. Scholle has gone to French
Lick Springs. Ind, to attend an Ameri
can Life convention.
| Miss Doris Rosser of Lawrence, wht
, spent the weekend with Miss Doroth,
!Coe, has returned.
Dr. A B. Jeffrey has returned from
a weeks stay in Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. Angelo Alt of Duchesne, Utah
is visiting his parents, the Rev, and
Mrs S. A. Alt.
Miss Jessie Dean spent. the week
end at the E. r. Taylor home neal
Granville.
Friends of Miss Coathupe of Ingle
side will be sorry to know that she /,
. ILL.,
Mr.. r. Z. Marlins has returned t.
Topeka after bus ness trip to NeN
York City.