The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20
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Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Burnett announce
the engagement of their daughter
Mary to Mr.. Clayton e. Kline. Mr..
Kline is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Kline. The wedding will be an event
of the early fall.
Mrs. Arch Catlin will entertain in
formally at luncheon Tuesday in hon
or of her sister, Mrs. Carl Ross of
Rockford, Ill, who with her daughter,
Miss Alice Ross, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Catlin. Mrs. Clyde Miller gave
luncheon Friday in compliment to
| Mrs. Ross. Covers were laid for six
teen.
The last time for visitors to see the
art collections at the A. A Robinson
home is this evening beginning at s
O'Clock. Such a variety of things are
on display that everyone is sure to
! find something that interests them
particularly. There are old things and
beautiful things. things with a story
and things without, and all brought
together and arranged by the Wo-
mans club teams. of which Mrs.
Robinson and Mrs Bennett r. Wheel
er are captains.
The girls who live in Holbrook hall
will be hostesses at an informal dance
in the college gymnasium this eve
ming. There will be no special decora-
tons, but st. Patrick's colors will be
| carried out in favor dances and in the
programs. About forty COUPLES will
be present. Miss Belle Snyder and
Miss Rose Baker WILDE the chap
erons. This is the second informal
party the Holbrook girls have given
this year.
The Western Sorosis club will meet
7 T. l. n
McCarter. Mrs. ]. r. Madison will
have a paper on Poetry Inspired by
the World War" There will be dis
cussions by Mrs. w. E. Atchison, Mrs.
]. D, Mcfarland and Mrs. McCarter.
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The Resea rch club will meet Friday.
March rs, with Mrs. c. +. Hobbs, 1926
Topeka boulevard.
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The meeting of the A. V. E. club
has been postponed from Thursday,
March %. to Thursday, April /. The
club will meet with Mrs. Bean Rogers
at 11s East Seventh street.
Mrs. L. Biscoe and Mrs. Reese Van
, SAINT will entertain the Amaranth club
! Tuesday at a l o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs s 3 3 ia 2 After street.
The Music Study club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Ethel
| Grant, 1920 Polk street. A business
meeting will follow the regular pro-
gram.
The ChaIdean club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. Ralph Moore, sos Lane
street.
The Spalding Reading circle will
meet Monday night at the Knights of
Columbus hall. 1t will be guest night.
The Lillian Mitchner W. c. T. U.
will hold an allday local institute
Wednesday. March "a. at the. Y. w. c.
A. Noon lunch will be served at the
cafeteria. The following program will
| be given: Devotionals, Mrs. J. E.
Lock; music, Miss Mabel c. Foltz;
discussions by the department heads;
talk by county president, Mrs. Clara
Baker; prayer and song service
luncheon; round table Mrs. Lillian
Mitchner; hand book drill, Mrs. L. F.
| Sherman; talk by Mrs. Roella Ben
yearly budget, Mrs. Jennie Seely;
paper, Mrs. Frank Lindsay.
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The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
]. w. F. Hughes, 235 Greenwood. Mrs.
Our Friends Beautiful" Election of
officers will be. held.
The Golden Rule club will meet Fri
\ day, March 26, with Mrs. r. v. Lee
son, 1881 Fillmore. Mrs C. E. Brown
will be the assistant hostess. Inn
portant business will be transacted.
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Mrs. E. G. Foster will entertain the
Portia club at 1 o'clock luncheon
on next Thursday.
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1 The MVnentfG N1-ifH
Mrs. C. E. Bascom in Woodlawn next
Tuesday
The Searchers club had a guest
meeting Friday night at the home of
Mrs p. w. Bruce in Grand avenue
1 Music, games and a humorous farce
were the entertainments of the eve
ming.
Mirrors are like people. Some bring
out your good points and some your
glazing defects. 1t is partly the hang
ing of them and partly it seems to be
something innate in the mirror itself
the soul of it maybe. Probably every
woman, unless it be few of the very
beautiful, knows of some mirror thai
she hesitateS to meet. For she ha.
learned from experience that in it hel
skin looks sallow and homely, her eye:
circled, and her blemishes twice as i'm.
pOrldnI as Iney really are. To lOOE
in such a mirror is no help, but i
leaves her discouraged and insure O.
herself just as i'll fitting clothes do
On the other hand, there are mirrors
hung so the light falls on them a Ger
tain happy way that are absolutel,
eloquent with their kindly, reassurint
compliments. They bring out the col
or of your eyes, cover up the sallow
ness of your skin, fill in wrinkles anC
withal are like a kindly magician
turning dross to silver. And they sent
you forth sure of yourself and smilinl
at the world, which in turn makes yol
really as lovely as the mirror showed
You don't agree? And are you al
ways willing. when you are havin.
your shoes shined in broad daylight, t.
look straight into the mirror opposit,
you, and it never makes you a bit un
comfortable? If so. rejoice, for YOU
are either very young or very beauti
full : And in the same hour Won ma,