The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-19

gave the address of the afternoon,
talking on "Bahaviouristic Psychol-
ogy.''
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Anton. 4o5 West
ern avenue, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Edna
Ruth. to Mr.. John Mortimer Long.
Miss. Anton is junior in Washburn
and a member of the Alpha Phi So
rority. Mr.. Long who has attended
WashbuIn is this year connected with
| the Topeka Tent & Awning company.
He is a member of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity and is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Long, of Orlando,
Florida.
Miss Anton plans to finish the pres
ent year in school before she is mar
ried.
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| The Columbus club will give its last
dance of the present series at Kellam
hall, Wednesday evening, January p.
This is an extra dance and will be
free to all holders of season tickets
Plans are being made to give at least
one more dance before the Lenten
season begins.
| Mrs. Ed C. Smith, president of the
lWoman's Missionary federation of To-
peka. and Mrs. Blair, of Korea, will
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day afternoon at the Y W. c. A. This
will be a six weeks course, the stu
dents using the INSTRUMENTATION
Textbook, "A Crusade of Compassion
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The Women's society of the First
Congregational church will meet
| Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Alfred E. Gregory, 1919 Fillmore
street. Mrs. George Guild, Mrs Shirer
and Mrs. ]. G.. Wells will act as assist
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society have been asked to bring sois=
sors and tfimbles.
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The guest day meeting of the Mon
day, Tourist club was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs. j. p. Wahle, as
hostess. Mrs. Minnie Grinstead.a of
the house of representatives, gave a
talk using as her subject, kansas
Day" Mrs. Charles A. Joslin. in
Egyptian costume. sang a cycle of four
songs In a Brahm Garden, by Sir
knight Frederick Logan. Several
readings were given by Mrs j. NJ.
lCarton. The assisting hostesses We're:
Mrs. w. P. Snyder and Mrs. ]. T..
Jones.
At the meeting of the Nautilus club
to be held Tuesday afternoon at
| o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. c.
Hodge. 1915 Boswell avenue, Mrs E.
c. Wise will give a paper, Austria
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has originated a way of talk
ing to her husband while she's put
ting the baby to sleep. The hus-
bands work takes him away from
home a great many evenings. SO in
order that he may be kept in touch
with household gossip. the little
mothers conversation, when he is
Ihome is something like this: Bye
10, ba-be,-say our gas bill came to-
day and it's entirely too big,-go to
sleep honey-the paper boy stopped
for his money and L didn't have any
change,-bye-lo, bye-lo, quit making
so much noise when you rock, it's
waking her-bye-lo. babe, child
her nose is stopped up. she can't
| breathe good rock-a- bye - rock-a-
bye, / want you to be sure and turn
off the cellar light. you forgot it this
morning-Carrie called me this
morning and said John was married
yes, honey. mothers here bye-lo,
bye-lo-look out. you are going to
step on the puppy's tail. oh dear
t1ust as she almost dropped off, why
don't you watch where you're step
ping, now I'll have to commence all
over again. She's wide awake Bye
10, bye-lo, go to Sleep.
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Tickets for 1.-The Price of the
Prairie to be given at The Grand
itheater. Kansas Day, January 20, are
lon sale a the c. A. Wolf jewelry store
Mail orders alone were received for
lnerly but the tickets are now on open
Isale.
The Women's Kansas Day club will
Iattend the matinee. January 20 in the
afternoon. During the morning ses-
sion they viii meet in the Egyptian
troom at the Masonic temple. Lunch
leon will be served tn the Masonic
banquet rooms BY two teams of the
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A family reunion and dinner was
i held Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs w. H. Smith. This was the first
thine Mr.. and Mrs Smith had ever had
their entire famiIysof six boys and one
girl. home at one time. Covers were
placed for: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith of Roosevelt. Okla, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ralph Smith of Hiawatha Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Smith and chill
idren, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and
lbaby, Miss Lois Smith. Mr.. Charles
Smith and Mr. Thayne Smith
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Notes and Personal Mention.
The girls of the Grace Queen Esther
ICircle of the First Methodist church
Twin have their monthly spread Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Es.
Ither Paxton. SIS West Tenth avenue
All members and friends of the elias:
have been invited to attend.
Miss SareIla Herrick. who spent las
week in Kansas City visiting hel
GRANDMOTHER, Mrs. z. Herrick. has re
turned to her home in Topeka avenue