The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-07

Doncyson. A chorus of twelve from
the Modoc club viii assist.
The Good Government club will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred
Farnsworth in West Tenth street Miss
Ceora Lanham, who has recently re-
womans work in the war. Miss Lam
ham spent several months in France
as an entertainer in the military
camps.
A party was given at the home of
Mrs. c. E. Heer in Polk street by the
members of the Tuesday Study club
yesterday afternoon. yellow daisies
were used as decorations in the
rooms and the ices were nodded as
Easter flowers. Musical entertainment
was furnished by Prof. Joseph Terrell
garet Sullivan talked on picture franz
ing. Guests present were: Mrs. E.
D. Schoenberger, Mrs. c. E. Joslin,
Mrs. B. H. Pugh, Mrs. H. S. Putney,
Mrs. L. o. Cutler Mrs. G. S. Elliott
Mrs. Oscar Raines, Mrs. J. H. Hobson@
Mrs Lloyd B. Smith, Mrs. o. E.
Walker, Mrs. r. S. Magee, Mrs. C. P.
Taylor, Mrs. VIII Jacobs, Mrs. Seth
Hammel, Mrs. H. L. Quail, Mrs. w.
H. Peet Mrs. r. NJ. Lee, Mrs. DIV.
II,
L. Laudermilk, Mrs. Homer Claussen,
Mrs. Frank Helm, Mrs. Kenneth Kline,
Miss Mary Burnett, Miss Cora Green,
Miss Blanche Quail and Mrs. Ralph
Milton Myers of Ontario, Cal, a for
mer member of the club.
1 HAVE RESOLVED
am awfully sorry that I went on
record as a soft fellow who would eat
grass if you stroke my fur the right
way, for now the people are wise to
me they are rubbing my fur until the
stuff is wearing out;
So, hereby ammo Ince that from to-
day on I am going to be a very tough
guy and be gruM to every one and
kick dogs and scold the children who
play around in our front yard and
pick our flowers;
And 1 am not going to boost a soul
or encourage any one unless I see 1
can make a few dollars out of the
kindness, and when 1 say something
mean to some one am not going to
worry about it the rest of the day for
fear that I have hurt their feelings;
But 1 am going on and say to myself
that the reason 1 knocked the fellow
was because he needed it and was in
the wrong and had a scolding or a
turn down coming to him;
And when any one starts to give me
any Information I'm going to snap
back at them that I knew that long
before they were born, so when they
get some new ideas that L haven't
thought of to come around;
And as I write this a darn little kid
with red head is peering at me and
insisting I teach him how to run the
typewriter and after I get him out OF
my lap and he gets thru punching the
keys I'm going to read him the be-
ginning OF this little story. And
guess that is about all. N. S. A.
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Mrs. S. ]. Crumbine will entertain
the members of the Portia club at a
one O'Clock luncheon tomorrow at her
home in Tyler street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Blank celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary
Tuesday evening at their home in Ty-
Ter street.
Mrs. H. D. Wolf entertained the
members of her sewing club this af-
ternoon. Mrs. Frank Miller of st.
Louis was also a guest e !.
Members of Mrs. A. A. Robinson's
club house team will meet at the home
| Of Mrs. Otto Cutler tomorrow to sew
| on the aprons
Mrs. j. F. McLatchey, e17 Morris
| avenue, will be hostess to the Lowman
w. C. T. U. tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Parker will give the ad-
dress of the hour.
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At the meeting of the Pelletier's
Mothers club Friday afternoon Mrs.
| C. o. Price will review the life and
| work of Frederick Froebel, founder of
the kindergarten. April FL is the
| birthday anniversary of this inter-
| esting man, so the time is particularly