The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-01

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avenue, followed later by line party
at the Novelty theater Covers were
laid for little Miss Marie Phyllis, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Hindman, Mr.. and Mrs
]. L. Vincent, Miss Kate Seller and Mr..
L. f. Seller
The Central w. C. T. U. will have a
flood sale Saturday morning beginning
lat 10 o'clock at the Warren NJ. Crosby
sstore.
The Social Service club bazaar will
hopen Thursday morning at o'clock
at the Hollcraft Flower shop, s23 KAN
Fas avenue.
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The Alpha Phis are planning a
Irregular" party to be held Saturday
evening at the Elks club. The Coon
have heard at the Plantation rill at
| the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City
will play for the dancing. There will
| be special decorations and other added
features for entertainment during the
| Evening.
| The p. E. o. Sisterhood will meet
| Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of DR.. Nancy J. Godfrey, 1929
West street. Mrs. c. c. Brown will be
assistant hostess.
| The program will be the Centenary
of the Birth of American Authors
Mrs. Loie Ethel will have a paper on
Historians" Mrs. T. R. Paxton, Nov
elists," and Mrs. w. II. Tandy, Poets
THE roll call will be answered by
American authors.
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Mrs. John Waters will entertain the
members of her bridge club with a 1
O'Clock luncheon Friday at her home.
1870 Garfield avenue The members
formerly began playing much later in
afternoon "
made the club a bridge-luncheon af
fair.
The music department of the Wo-
mans club will open at 1880 o'clock
in the assembly room of the Y. W. c..
A. A program of sacred music IN
der the direction of Mrs. ARA J. Clark
will be given. The double quartet of
the First Baptist church will sing.
The parlor on the first floor at the
Y. w. C. A. will be used at the 1890
o'clock hour Thursday morning for
the meeting of the educational depart
Iment and the forestry department will
Iuse the same room at the 1880
o'clock hour
At the general meeting to be held
in the afternoon. Miss Ramah Brown
lee will give several numbers. Prof.
I. B. Morgan of Kansas City. Kan,
Our Gates" and DIR. Wilbur Mason
will tell of the work of the Kansas
Chi1dren's Code Commission. The
december afternoon meeting is under
the direction of the civics department
of the club, of which Mrs. Festus Eos
ter is the chairman.
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The bazaar and luncheon held Tues
lday at Guild hall, Grace cathedral, was
la success, both financially and. from
1.-THE number of persons who attended
both the luncheon and the SALE. Sew
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moon hour and those arriving later
We're turned away, the Chancel chap
tier in charge of the meal having sold
Imore than they had anticipated. There
twere but a few articles left at the con-
lclusion of the bazaar and these will
form the nucleus for another sale to be
theld later on.
The x. 7. V. club will meet Friday
lafternoon at the home of Mrs. r. L.
Stevens
Announcement is made of the mar
Iriage of Miss Blanche H. Snider and
Mr.. Louis j. Vigneron. The ceremony
Twas performed by the Rev. A. S. En-
oree' Thursday !. Ns 3 Z 20
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Maynard and
children who spent a fur1o here this
year with Mrs. Maynard's parents, Mr..
land Mrs. o. H. White, are now To-
Gated in Alexandrople, Russia, where
Mr.. Maynard is financial director for
| the Near East relief committee for
that district The Maynards lived for
time at Constantinople after their
arrival in Europe, where a son was
born to them on September 3 at the
American Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard left Con-
stantinople October 10, travelling to
their present station in box car.
They furnished bedding and a stove
making the trip in five days. Alexan-
drople is a fortified town now in pos
session of the Turks. The city has an
orpanage with 10000 children in its
care and with 10000 more in the care
of the Near East relief committee in
that district.
An Interesting meeting of the To-
peka Art Guild was held Tuesday eve
ming at Washburn college. with Mrs.
H O., Carney as the chief speaker of
! the evening. Mrs. Garvey told inter
esting incidents concerning her trip
abroad and of several funny incidents
happening on the boat going over
arine Lindsay Perkins also gave sew
eral short talks. The meeting was
open to the public and quite a large
crowd was in attendance.
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The second division of the Pelle-
| Tiers Mothers club will met at the
tea room Friday afternoon. Mrs.
| IChar1es Darnell will give a review of
the study book, Mrs. B. c. Apodaca
Twill play "A Ia Bien-Aimee'' by Ed
| ward Scfoutt.
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| THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
II Who was talking over with his fam
| | lily last night what they wished to see
| in their stockings on Christmas morn
ing. The small son asked for a foun-
1 tain pen. the mother told her Christ
1 mas wish and the father had also ex-
lpressed his desire. all but little sister,
who had said nothing. "Oh, well, she
doesn't count" said the mother joking