The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

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the morning and continuing until the
/ food is sold. All kinds of home cooked
! articles including pies, cakes, bread,
/ etc, will be for sale. Mrs. L. p.
| Bowers, Mrs. Fred Kempe, Mrs H. c.
| Corwine, Mrs. Malcolm Jones will have
charge.
| The Woman's club chorus. whose
program Sunday afternoon at the city
| auditorium was such a pronounced
success will sing again in June at the
last meeting Of the club to be held this
| summer. The meeting will be held at
the Y. w. C. A.
| The soloists of the club are Mrs. r.
S. Murray and Mrs. George H. Allen,
sopranos; Mrs. Harlow F. Dean, mezzo
soprano; Mrs. Harry L. Rhodes, con-
| tralto.
| Sunday was the first public appear
ance of the chorus, which for several
| months has been working under the
direction Of Dean Henry V. Stearns.
| In appreciation of his work, Dean
| Stearns was presented with a gift OF
flowers, at the close of the concert.
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The Home Missionary society of the
First Methodist church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hugh
Fisher at her home. AIS Greenwood
| avenue. Mrs. Eugene Bacon, Mrs. E.
| M. CockreN, Mrs. w M. Forbes, Mrs.
J. w. Johnston, Mrs. L. L. kiene. Mrs.
| D. D. Knox, Mrs. G. L. Legg, Mrs.
John Marshall, Mrs. Clad Marshall and
Mrs. B. F. Parlett will be the assist,
ing hostesses'
ALL LOOKS-NO INSIDES.
1t does seem funny thing to me
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lot OF ideas about things snd they are
always telling you what they would do
and how things should be done and
what they would do if 80 and So
were this and that, and they try
mighty hard to make you believe that
they are wise birds with a twelve
! cylinder brain.
They make huge four flush and
stand around and 'loox wise" when
they are talking and if you didn't
know them you would really believe
that they were something or somebody
and that they must be big bug in the
rug and all those little things that
make up the anatomy of a really wise
big man.
But when you dig down into their
hide you will find it very shallow and
If allowed to talk long and uninter-
rupted you will quickly see that they
are failures and just all talk and no
action and they contradict themselves
and get themselves all balled up and
everything and instead OF being a
twelve cylinder machine as you would
be led to think they are little four
cylinder machines just hitting on two
and having a. hard time to make that
many fire.
And the moral of that is that the
man who talks a lot generally does not
say anything worth while and being
like gold brick it is sold for looks
and not value and I guess that will be
about all. n. S. A.
The seniors of Washburn college
were entertained Monday evening by
DR.. and Mrs. P. P. Womer at their
home in Boswell avenue.
Mr.. Frank s. Kenyon of the piano
department at the college furnished
some very clever numbers on the
piano, one of them being an imitation
of orn-out talking machine He
also recited verses. with incidental
senior class. Out of a huge basket
containing envelopes. each senior was
given advice. each envelope containing
some good advice handed down by
sageS of the past.
The seniors present included: Miss
Edna Becker, Miss Marjorie Blank,
Miss Verna Bloom, Miss Nina Bush
| ong, Miss Rheva Bonjour. Miss Phoebe
Bussey, Miss Esther Colvin, Miss Ber-
nice Conard, Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss
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Gladys Heath. Miss Edna Hefelbower.
Miss Ruth He'll. Miss Hazel Kesler,
Miss Mildred Owen, Miss Maym Par
sons, Miss Mary Paxton. Miss Vera
Pratt, Miss Beth Rogler, Miss Pauline
Sanders, Miss Elsie Saville, Miss Bea-
| trice Shakeshaft. Miss Teresa Tucker.
Miss Gertrude Wheeler. Mr.. Luther
| Becker, Mr.. Lowell Berry. Mr.. Jesse
Bowers, Mr.. Knute o. Bready. Mr.. Asa
Crawford, Mr.. Thomas Crawford Mr..
Scoville Davidson. Mr.. feline Evans.
Mr.. Kelsey Gardner, Mr.. Clarence
Greider, Mr.. Thomas W. Harvey. Jr.,
Mr.. Lee Helm. Mr.. Kenneth Hobbs,
Mr.. Carl Hutchinson, Mr.. Dewey
| Hutchinson, Mr.. Frank Kissinger. Mr..
Ray Lawless, Mr.. Henry Markham.
Mr.. Philip Oyler. Mr.. Henry Palmer.
Mr.. John Parkinson, Mr.. Lester
Peaver. Mr.. Eldon Shoup. Mr.. John
Shumate, Mr.. woodward Smith. Mr..
John Troxel1, Mr.. Toll Ware. Mr..
Richard Browne. Mr.. Dave Cline. Mr..
Warren Grant, Mr.. Leroy Harris, Mr..
Dan Hopson, Mr.. Edwin Jones, Mr..
Elmer Krenkel. Mr.. Arch McKeever.
Mr.. Perry T. Noble. Mr.. Martin Pot
ter, Mr.. Don Shafferi Mr.. Clarence
Smith. Mr.. Charles Thompson and Mr..